Kenya’s Nairobi Aviation College is allegedly selling professional diplomas and certificates for rock-bottom prices, according to an investigation by Kenyan channel NTV. The network exposed the pay-for-diploma scam in a documentary sensationally titled “Certificates of Doom.” Angry students from the Nairobi Aviation College stormed the NTV building on Monday, claiming the channel’s reports would ruin their future by devaluing their diplomas.

http://www.vocativ.com/world/kenya-world/nairobi-kenya-aviation-school/

https://www.vocativ.com/world/kenya-world/kenya-2/

Fed up with rampant crime in their cities and neighborhoods, tens of thousands of Kenyans are now participating in a Facebook group called “Mombasa Peace & Order Alerts.” The goal: To help the police nab criminal suspects.

Some members, however, appear to be taking justice into their own hands, and the results have seem disturbing. One gruesome example involves an alleged thief in Mombasa. Vigilantes from the Facebook page say they found the suspect, beat him and burned him alive on the road.

This is sick. the photos in the article are sick - Careful!

This is just... SAD
"The latest outbreak of Ebola hysteria in the U.S. comes from a community college in central Texas called Navarro College. The school recently turned down an application from a student in Nigeria, writing that it’s not accepting international students “from countries with confirmed Ebola cases.” Idris Ayodeji Bello, a Nigerian who currently lives in east Texas, learned about the rejection letter from a friend in Nigeria, Dr. Kamorudeen Abidogun, who also happens to be the student’s brother-in-law. Bello posted the document on his website and to Twitter, and it looks to be signed by Navarro College Director of International Programs Elizabeth A. Pillans"
http://www.vocativ.com/culture/health-culture/texas-college-ebola/