In a world of Information, Communications and Technology overdrive, it is very rare that a unique concept can survive for very long without being adopted, or adapted, replicated or cloned and in some cases corrupted. This imaginary space that so many of us have learnt to exist within and become incapable of living without has like everything else the ability to create and destroy. The embodiment of opposites is one of the oldest concepts known to humankind.

Shiva is one such deity worshipped by millions in India and elsewhere as destroyer and benefactor. Despite him being considered a God, I can’t imagine anything more human.

Hello, After months and days of searching for a place to post my organisation's [Biodiversity Conservation Kwahu in Ghana] projects I am delighted that at long last Kabissa has made my dream a reality. We are a small community based organisation that seeks to change and transform our communnity into the twenty first century.Kwahu pronounced Kwawu is a community with a population of 1 millon to 700,000 people. The community was formed in April 2005 and has five employees, we work with government agencies and community members inthe numerous villages and towns.

Four organisations have joined Kabissa this week, two from the Cameroons, two involved in rural conservation and one Arts and human rights group.  Rural-Urban Development and Education Agency  is a youth centered NGO  based in Cameroon that aims to address the educational and employment needs of young people by providing community based teachers and creative teaching methods and urban community projects.  

When Bob Dylan was singing about the times changing, I doubt he had in mind a Maasai Moran or a Turkana pastoralist in full traditional regalia negotiating the price of cattle on the international market with a mobile phone in some distant arid landscape.