Monthly Archives: February 2018

O le Ao o le Malo – Va’aletoa Sualauvi II You rose from the people, and into the people you will descend. I rise in the heart, and your heart must fall into me says the Lord. Out of the … Continue reading →

Governor-General – Sir Frederick Ballantyne “Districts, district are waiting,” they exclaim in the streets. Rabble clamor for more, yet will not so much as lift their hand full of food to their mouth. Yet, I show you a more excellent … Continue reading →

Governor-General – Sir Neville Cenac “Sir Neville, Sir Neville!” has been exclaimed and noised abroad. “For he’s a jolly good fellow” has rung in many a celebration. What has brought you to this place? When you lie in bed, breathe … Continue reading →

Sir Tapley Seaton When you lick your finger and lightly touch an iron, you are not burned. You hear the sound but suffer no ill effect. In the same way you can extinguish a candle’s flame. How much easier if … Continue reading →

President – Paul Kagame[α] Teeth as white as snow, skin as black as night. You are precious to me, always have been, always will be. Your ascension was as the dew arising in the morning, yet it was violent. Let’s … Continue reading →