Charles Wesley Mumbere, a exiled African King, worked as a nurse's aide in America, for 15-years, when his student loan money was depleted. It is honorable he chose to work, rather than turning to crime to obtain money.
Due to a change in African law, he is now able to return to his homeland and claim his rightful position as a king. This story is reminiscent of the film "Coming To America."
South African runner, Caster Semenya, will be allowed to keep her gold medal from the 800 meter race she won last month at the World Athletics Championships in Berlin, Germany. Good for her.
A gender test was requested after initial tests caused alarm, due to the increased levels of testosterone in her system. If it is due to a genetic anomaly, she clearly did not cheat.
Semenya does have masculine features, but judging by pictures of her as a young girl, she has always been strapping and very toned.
Becoming an athlete at a young age served to bring out those features even more. Therefore, it does not appear she tried to cheat to win the race. She did also pass the steroids test.
Further investigation into her background revealed, she is a woman who has been scorned for most of her life, labeled too manly and for once, after causing her much heartbreak, it has worked in her favor.
Blacks from some parts of Africa tend to be more muscular and taller than other Africans. Even during the slave trade, slave masters noticed this fact (i.e. the Maroons in the Caribbean). Much like Vikings were often taller and more muscular than other Anglo-Saxons.
From clamour to glamour: Semenya sets the agenda of a real golden girl
September 9, 2009 - South Africa, has had a second significant victory after the IAAF confirmed yesterday that she would not be stripped of her gold medal whatever the results of her gender test.
Semenya, who won the title in Berlin last month, has also made a resounding statement about her femininity by posing for a glamour photoshoot in a glossy national magazine...
U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, has been hanging out in Harlem
A reporter in Africa, asked Hillary Clinton for her husband's opinions and she went ghetto on the journalist and barked, "I'm the Secretary of State, not Bill."
Hillary exploded. What happened? Remembered you are the SOS (
U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton (left) and President Barack Obama (right)
Turns out the whole thing was an alleged misunderstanding, as the translator meant to ask her President Obama's views, not those of her husband, Bill Clinton. Yes, egg on face time, Hillary.
Former Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice, would never have snapped like that. She would have given him the evil eye and Bush would have instructed the Secret Service to classify the reporter an insurgent, beat him down and renditioned him.
Side Bar: maybe Hillary is not happy her husband Bill was loudly applauded last week, in a headline grabber, for bringing home two journalists that were held in North Korea on spying charges.
