Exarchate Of Africa Puns

Which jurisdiction were they subject to?

A Somalier

In Africa, every day is Thirstday.

South Africa's homicide rate per capita is currently the 10th highest in the world, nearly 5x higher than that of the United States. I grew up in Johannesburg from 1992-1999 - during this time, it was twice as bad as it is now.

As a child, I grew up constantly hearing of harrowing personal accounts from family friends who were carjacked and robbed at gun point. The government would run advertisements on television advising people to not stop for traffic lights at night unless absolutely necessary. The flats we lived in had 3 levels of security - a spiked metal fence for the complex, steel reinforced doors for the unit, and another layer of steel reinforced doors to go upstairs where the bedrooms were.

The straw that broke the camel's back was when one of our close family friends who was the founder of a Chinese-language newspaper was fatally shot in his own home during an intrusion.

My mother decided to take a leap of faith and bring me and my sister to the United States on an H-1B visa paying a meager wage. We were evicted from my aunt's house after 3 months, and another relative took us in until my mother could afford our own apartment.

9 years in the Marine Corps and an MBA later, I decided to tackle an issue that I am deeply passionate about and started a company that develops AI software to automatically identify gun threats. We are now raised over $1 million of venture funding and are working with schools in Chicago, New York, and Seattle.

Ask me anything!

Here is a recent article about us: https://www.forbes.com/sites/elizabethmacbride/2018/12/29/smart-security-cameras-aim-for-5-billion-threat-detection-market

Proof: https://imgur.com/QvpDHPL

Dr. Ink has dubbed these 'Monkey Bars'.

Do the Phoenix Lords just suddenly change sex? Do their bodies morph to suit the old body? Does it actually matter? Am I thinking too hard about this?

Edit: I'm not asking about the soul. I'm asking about physical features.

What country you end up in depends on the Angola approach

Hi I’m Rachel, and I write about wildlife crime and exploitation for National Geographic. For this story, photographer Nichole Sobecki and I visited one of South Africa’s controversial lion farms, where lions are often bred for sale or hunting. Permits to own, breed, and even kill lions don’t take humane treatment into consideration, and this story covers the welfare issues in the country’s lucrative captive lion industry. You can read more of my stories here, and you can find me on Twitter. Thanks for reading and ask me anything!

EDIT: Thanks so much for your questions! I really enjoyed answering them, but I have to run now. Thanks again for your interest!

Proof: https://i.redd.it/3648jvfusv041.jpg

I've been wondering for a time now. I've heard about the swahili coast which prospered in the 8th century CE. But have we got information about monarchies traiding with each other or even signing war treaties? We've got so mich information on europe's and arabic history, but I've never heard people speak about african history equally as much.

I'm stoked for your answers, I'm sure I have a lot to learn about africas history yet!

They can't survive since Toto blessed the rains there.