I hope everyone has had a Merry Christmas and a Happy start to the New Year. In November, I began a role with Citizens Advice Broxbourne as a Researcher and Campaigner. Whilst not directly advising clients or being able to see the impact I am having directly. My work is helping to change and fix…
Despite what we hear in the news media the free market (less government intervention) does not practically exist. However, that does not deter commentators discussing the negatives and positives of the so-called free market that democratic countries seemingly operate in. Whilst economically protectionist policies (more government intervention) can have detrimental effects in the markets (countries)…
My experience using Ubuntu from 16.04 to 20.04. The simplicity and stability over Windows really impress and I would recommend anyone to try Ubuntu..
The Coronavirus pandemic has shaken the globe. This once in a lifetime disaster has claimed over 100,000 lives globally and continues to do so. Most international crises do not directly lead to job losses, death, economic insecurity or food insecurity. However, this pandemic has trigged all three. Food security, or insecurity is largely a problem…
Happy 2020 to all my readers.
I am terribly sorry about the lack of activity this year. I do have a new post in the pipeline ready to publish in around 2 weeks time. Feel free to check out my latest news articles on food security.
I graduated (again) back in December 2018. Followers of this blog may be aware that I was reading a MSc in International Public Policy at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL). I studied part-time so the masters was over two years. It actually felt pretty swift on my part, it seemed like only a year…
Today’s the day I hit the big 30. Wish me the best for the next 10 years 🙂 Onwards and upwards to the big 40.. eeek. Over the past few months, I have been busy completing my Masters with graduation on December 19th. I am really looking forward to my second graduation and the plans…
