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THE NILE

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SUNDAY, MARCH, 22, 2011 VOLUME 2 ISSUE 2



CONTENTS REGISTRATION TRANSITION AT THE I .U .A

 Registration ways of ratio at the campus branch.

payment during However, the students’ disgust

at I.U.A

the preceding followed their misconception

changes for the years. Students that the registration was only to

better Pg 1 would simply be done at the campus branch.

walk to the That was absolutely wrong. The

registrars’ services are available at all RCB

 Ali’s wherea-

offices of their branches countrywide for full

bouts till ques- respective working hours. Among other

tioned Pg 1. faculties where branches within the country are;

they received Khartoum main branch

their pay slips. Khartoum North branch

 Latest techno- Twayar- Murad branch

It took a student

logical devel- the least time to Omdurman branch

opment Pg 2 register on a A s a j a n a b r a n c h

day of his choice within M a d a n b r a n c h

With effect from the second W h i t e b r a n c h

 The caravan registration schedule. This is no

semester of the 2010/11 intake, Port Sudan branch

more; students were overheard

‘kaafila’ cul- the International University of

complaining about the long G e d a r e f b r a n c h

Africa transforms its Nila branch.

ture at I.U.A registration to use of the

queue at the RCB university

branch where most of them On the other hand, the students

Pg 3. banking services of Al-aqari were delighted with the

co n ver g ed to p a y t h eir

bank also known as Real estate transition which is one of the

registration fees. “I was at the

 The prophet’s Commercial Bank (RCB) for

bank immediately after morning university’s latest developments.

efficiency and proficiency. Anyone anywhere can now

marriage life At first, this was received as a

tea but still stood far behind the

queue,” a student said. “I could register without having to travel

Pg 4. rumour by the students as they to school first as it only requires

not register till it was after ten

thought it would be more hectic o’clock,” he added, attributing access to the RCB.

 Sports bit. Pg for them considering the easy the delay to the banker student

6

ALI’S MYSTERIOUS DISAPPPEARANCE

facebook

A fter completing his

Uganda Advanced

Certificate of Education

Kampala).

Among other ideas haunting

Ali’s mind was travelling

apartheid South Africa and

this made the South African

visa priceless. As he could

(UACE) examinations at abroad and Johannesburg not raise the money for the

Kibuli Secondary School, happened to have been his visa, Ali decided to sneak to

Ali Makaba in the company dream city. Ali strived tooth the country on illegal terms.

of his other friends thought and nail and was able to Together with two other

of vacation occupation as is secure a Ugandan passport for friends, they were able to get

common among holiday himself. to South Africa on the pretext

makers in preparation for Uganda like other African of visiting the mountainous

‘bazza’ (freshers’ orientation countries by then held an kingdom of Lesotho in

at Makerere University embargo on trade with the S.Africa…… To page 4

VOLUME 2 ISSUE 2 The Nile newsletter PA G E 2



THE PROTOTYPE HANDHELD CAMERA THAT REVEALES THE HIDDEN



R emember those x-ray glasses

advertised in the back of comic

books? Imagine a handheld camera

damage to buildings or concealed weap-

ons at secure zone like airports.

The tech could also be used for finding

several hours on a laptop size battery

as its source of power.

Researchers are planning to upgrade

that can reveal the unseen inner struc- “defects in thermal insulated materials it more to a single unit that it works

tures of everything from concrete that are found in space craft , heat insu- more like a video camera according

bridges to body parts. lating foam and tiles, space habitat to the university ,’It may eventually

Research at Missouri university of structures, aircraft radomes and compo- produce real time 3D or holographic

science and technology under engi- site-strengthened concrete bridge mem- images’ Zoughi said.

neering professor REZA ZOUGHI bers” said Zoughi in his release speech.

have developed a patented device that The prototype camera has been in de-

can show the inner structures of ob- velopment for several years. In its cur-

jects in real time by using millimeter rent form, objects have to be placed be-

and microwave signals. tween a transmitter for the microwave

Potential applications include the de- radiation and a collector. It can run for

tection of cancerous skin cells, termite several hours on a laptop size battery as







WORK LIFE BALANCE

ONE-LINERS

T he solutions to getting your work-

life balance lie within you.

If you decide that achieving a better

 Organize your time with basic time

management techniques ‘to do

lists’, time planners etc.

 Worrying works! 90% of the

things we are worried about

never happen.

work-life balance is important, you  Plan to do things by your own self

need to start by examining your values and with friends and family and

 Some people cause happiness

and beliefs. wherever they go. Others

stick to those plans.

Firstly identify what are your values whenever they go.

 Schedule to leave work at a certain

(not something many people do or

time and stick to it.  Money can't buy happiness, but

have done!). List them and decide what

else you might want to add and then  Avoid carrying work home with it sure makes misery easier to

you and doing it in evenings or live with.

prioritize them. Check back on your

weekends, only allowing yourself

time logs and notice what is robbing

very rare exceptions.

 Be careful, you're never too old

you of your time from what would be to learn something stupid.

your priorities in your balanced life. If your work-life balance is not what

Be open to change – remember, if you you want it to be, recognize that one of  A TV can insult your

continue to do what you have always the reasons for this is that you have intelligence, but nothing rubs it

done, you will always get what you allowed others to take control of your

have always gotten. Below are some time and life. To achieve the balance

basic things to do; New Year comes every year but

you want, which leads to a happier life, 2011 is a special year which is

 Decide what you need to reduce or less pressure and greater contentment, to happen once in a lifetime. It

cut back at work .

you need to put yourself back in control. started with 1/1/11, after 10 days

 Learn to say ‘no’ more often, be it was 11/1/11 and after 10

To do this, have the will to change,

o.k. about being unavailable to months it will be 11/11/11. But

others in order to get on with your taking responsibility of your own

10 days before that it will be

own work. This includes the actions and reactions and use the

1/11/11. Isn’t that mind blowing?

telephone. appropriate behaviors to get the work- It’s just the first quarter of the

 Accept that you need to take life balance you want. year, Do not wait to reach for

breaks and have some solitary your blankets when the cock

moments in order to be productive By ;sah_bast@yahoo.com crows.

VOLUME 2 ISSUE 2

The Nile newsletter PA G E 3



‘KAAFILA’/ MUKHAYAM LAY OUT AT I.U.A (continuation)



THE NILE

nilenewsletter06 and enlighting the people of

@yahoo.com religious concepts.

Request by different areas’

inhabitants and their leaders to

host the students.

The places whose arrangement

is accomplished by other

organizations or faculties to

implement the da’wa programs

T h e by specific groups like the

organization of the Islamic

International da’wa or spiritual guidance or

University of public propaganda among

A f r i c a others.

students’ The number of caravans

depends on the number of

c a m p s students and those for each

(mukhayam) caravan range from fifty to

for Islamic call Students return from the camps sixty and this includes students







T

(Da’wa) within from different faculties,

his month the Nile Recognizing the university and

specializations and different

the outskirts of newsletter brings you its goals and the fields in which

nationalities.

Khartoum mor e concer ning it is involved.

The targeted students for the

university caravans and Strengthening and deepening

caravan are usually those in

.by the camps as continuations of last the university bonds and

third year whereas those for

month’s publication. The connections by important

department of the camps are usually the first

earlier highlighted topics are personalities in places to which

students’ years.

today detailed as below. the students go .The students

After the places have been

caravans and play a greater role in

Aims &Objectives strengthening the bonds as they identified, the staff members

camps under chosen to supervise the activity

Training students towards train for what is expected of

Center f or planning, management and them in future. tr avel t o confi r m t he

Da’wa and implementation of Da’wa Enhancing students to express acceptance of the personalities

Community activities. their findings in knowledge and responsible for the places.

Development. Discovery of different exposure of their ideas through Together they agree upon the

students’ potential as regards discussions about situations in

REQUIRED programs for the students

research processes, studies their countries and how to go

OF EVERY and appointment of Islamic about them. during their stay. All the

STUDENT leaders. The choice of places for procedures are completed a

Emphasis of the spirit of ‘kaafila’ month prior to the travel date.

Islamic brotherhood amongst The Centre for Da’wa and

students and getting to know Community Development Watch out for more leaks

each other better. chooses the areas to which the about the kaafila in the next

Recognizing different students go camping depending Nile newsletter issue. Among

communities of Sudan in on the following criteria. ot her t opi cs wi l l be;

different regions and their

Programs at the sites.

ways of life and their Islamic Need for the region to be

attitudes. exposed to Islamic teachings Future prospects for kaafila..

VOLUME 2 ISSUE 2

The Nile newsletter PA G E 4



LUST; NOT CAUSE FOR THE PROPHET’S POLYGAMY



I n continuation to last

month’s publication about

the prophet’s marriage life,

vides solution to that. In such

environment girls reached

youth very young. Not only in

fiyah after her father, a Jew,

embraced Islam, so giving

him and his daughter the

now, we mention the political, Arabia, but also in Rome and honour among his people

social and religious reasons as Persia, girls were married that FIFTH: He wanted to have

to why the prophet had multiple y o u n g . ties and links with the dif-

m a r r i a g e s . SECOND: To strengthen the ferent nations of the world.

FIRST: To spread the culture relationships with his com- When he married Mariya,

through eye witnesses with all panions, he married Abu all Egyptians were on his

the details known only to inti- Baker’s daughter and Omar's side, and when he married

mate people. Aishah, being so sister, married his daughters Jowayriyah, all her people

young, was able to tell all those to Othman and Ali, May God (the Bani Almustalaq) that

details to the Muslims for more be pleased with them all. were captured by the Mus-

than forty two years. She had THIRD: Out of mercy and lims after the battle, em-

seen and learnt so much from rewarding the early Muslim braced Islam.We can there-

him. Her young age was a great widows and divorcees. He fore conclude that lust was

advantage in this respect. She gave them the honour of mar- not behind the prophet’s

could tell what the Prophet used rying them himself. multiple marriages.

I got in a to do or say in all aspects of (Husbands either died in bat-

life, so that people do and say tles or were non Muslims who According to Islam, no

fight one time the same in related situations. divorced them.). Sawdah, Om Muslim man is supposed to

with a really Aishah was the most knowl- -salama and Habeebah were marry more than four

edgeable person when it came w i d o w s . wives. How come the true

big guy, and to the daily life of the Muslim FOURTH: The Prophet was Muslim’s role model (the

he said, "I'm and how it should go as was being a role model for the prophet PBUH) beat the

lived by the Prophet himself. Muslims being kind to the number greatly? Answer;

going to mop But how come he married her widows and to the people of

the floor with when she was only nine years the book who newly em- Q: Al-ahzab: 50

old? The desert climate pro- braced Islam. He married Sa-

your face." I

said, "You'll From page 1

arrested by the Apartheid survive in the wilderness.

be sorry." He Immigration Police and They spent some time in the

said, "Oh, Immigrants from neighbouring detained at Hindela animal kingdom padding with

hopes of reaching the

yeah? Why?" states and all over the world

illegally flocked S.Africa for

repatriation center. According

to eye witness many foreigners

electrified fence of barbed

I said, "Well, greener pastures. Many died in jail due to chronic

wire that separated S.Africa

from Zimbabwe.

mines of

you won't be w o r k e d i n Kimberly and

Johannesburg,

illnesses, overcrowded That he was oversize and had

conditions and others died

able to get Rustenburg. Others worked in from starvation.

walked for more than he could

contain, left Ali unable to step

into the white farms and the Muslims Shortly after the detention, Ali

beyond his feet. Ali also

worked as mosque attendants and his friends were flown out

corners very in the Indian localities. of S.Africa by the apartheid

suffered from acute ulcers and

nothing edible was in their

well." Batches of Indians had earlier police helicopter and dropped

reach. His friends hesitated-

fled to S.A following their in Kurunger national park in

expulsion from Uganda in Zimbabwe. The boys were not to bear Ali’s weight on

1972 by the late Iddi Amin dropped along with a loaf of their backs in turns but it

Dada. bread and some sachets of wasn’t long before they too

Ali and his friends were milk on which they were to were ….... To page 5

VOLUME 2 ISSUE 2 The Nile newsletter PAGE 5



From page 4 ALI’S WHEREABOUTS STILL A MYSTERY

too heavy for their own weights. Ali direction. Fortunately, the chopper’s seen. Hopes for Ali’s existence and

was however still unable to stand on route wasn’t far away from theirs. They his search were terminated by the

his feet and requested to be left under put off their tops and waved them in sight of his scattered pair of shoes

God’s mercy. His comrades were in a violence screaming out for help to and blood spotted tatters of his

dilemma about whether to leave Ali signal the crews. clothes.

behind but later leaned him against a The occupants of the chopper spotted The search was called off and the

tree and reassured Ali they would be the people on the ground and an team flew back to S.Africa.

back if their search for rescue was emergency landing was made. The boys Ali’s whereabouts are still a

successful. sighed with relief as the chopper mystery; however his colleagues

The two students proceeded with their belonged to the Red Cross society, the still worry the park carnivores could

sad journey under the scalding weather world’s outstanding life savers. have feasted on his fresh.

till they finally lost sense of direction. The bizarre story behind them was

They were stranded and neither narrated and the search for Ali As narrated by one of the survivors

considered progressing nor making a U commenced. The team traced the boys’ to our reporter.

-turn. After a short while, the boys foot steps till they finally reached the By; Sematimba Abubakar

could here the sound from a distant tree against which Ali was left leaning.

chopper which increased towards their Unfortunately Ali was nowhere to be

WISE AFTER THE EVENT



WINNERS VERSUS LOSERS

Win, dine and shine not my job”.

I n Kampala, an old guy’s Peugeot

and a young man’s jeep had a head

on collision and all went rack and ruin.

 Winners say “I must do something”, The gentlemen crawled out of the



I n all your pursuits, you either win or

lose, what then makes you a winner

or a loser?

losers say “something must be

done”.

wreckages amazed as neither of them

was injured. “What a miracle! This

must surely be a revelation that we

Here’s the difference;

 Winners always have a program, should make the best friends and live

losers have excuses. peaceful lives for the rest of our days”.

 Winners have dreams whereas  Winners see a gain, losers see the Said the old guy.

pain. “Sure?” Argued the young man,

losers have schemes. convinced the old guy was crazy.

 Winners see answers for every  Winners use hard arguments but “And look at this!” Says the old guy,

problem, losers see problems in soft words, losers use soft reaching for the whisky bottle at the

answers. arguments but hard words. back seat of his car, “a miracle, my car

 Winners are a part of the team;  Winners make commitments, losers is dismantled but this bottle is

make promises. untouched, surely God wants us to

losers are a part from the team. drink and celebrate our good fortune.”

 Winners say “it may be difficult but  Winners plan and prepare to win;

it is possible”, losers say “it may be losers prepare to win without The young man was sweet talked into

possible but it is too difficult”. planning. taking the first sip. So the old guy

 Winners choose what they say,  Winners believe in win-win opens the bottle and passes it to him.

losers say what they choose. solutions, losers believe in lose The young man smiles and guzzles

some, win some solutions. several swigs of the liquor, then tries

 Winners see a potential, losers see handing it over to the old guy who to

the past.  Winners stand firm on values and

his surprise refuses. Aren’t you having

compromise on petty things, losers

 Winners see possibilities, losers see any? Demands the young man.”No

stand firm on petty things and boy” replies the old guy. “I’ll wait for

the problems.

compromise on values. the police.”

 Winners make it happen, losers let So where do you stand?

it happen.

By; kassheee@yahoo.com

 When a winner makes a mistake, he

says “I was wrong”; losers say “it’s By : shaafah

VOLUME 2 ISSUE 2 The Nile newsletter PAGE 6

ZUCKERBERG TO MEET PRESIDENT OBAMA OVER THE FUTURE OF 2012. “We have to prepare our users for

FACEBOOK. the end of Facebook and offer them

ways to keep their social networks

a worldwide sensation that proved alive.”

hard to contain. There were rumours that Zuckerberg

Facebook COO, Sheryl Sandberg himself was going to appear on the

has publicly denied the rumours, Oscars on February 27th, when The

saying, “Facebook is not going to Social Network is sure to win Best

Picture of the Year Award. But

close down. Not now, not Zuckerberg did not show. New

ever. We’re just getting started.” rumours are that Zuckerberg will make

David Ebersman, the CFO of “an important announcement to the

Facebook, and the man working world” about the future of Facebook

with Goldman Sachs on the new when he meets with President Obama

Facebook financing deal said, in the White House on June 15th.

“many people feel that the deal with Meanwhile, top celebrities Tyra Banks,

Goldman Sachs will lead to a Britney Spears, Lady Gaga, Justin





F acebook continues to deny

rumours it is shutting down on

March 15th of 2012.Sources,

however, have confirmed that it is true.

On January 9th, reporters broke the

change in Facebook or that we might Beiber, Ashton Kutchter, Carrot Top,

shut down. All of those rumours are and Meryl Streep, are all panicking

about losing Facebook. “I’m addicted

false. We are going to be stronger to Facebook,” said Tyra Banks.

than ever after March 15th. “Without it, my life is over!”

Sources inside Facebook report that An online SAVE FACEBOOK

international story that Facebook was the company is already making plans PETITION was started recently to help

going to close down on March 15th on how to handle the big shutdown persuade Mark Zuckerberg reconsider

because Mark Zuckerberg wanted to lest there should be a revolution. “We his tragic decision.

return to a normal life. The story caused can’t just turn it off on March 15th of By Fahiim



ARSENE WENGER’S SOCCER CAREER 1995 : Takes charge at Japanese outfit

Grampus Eight on a reported salary of







A

£700,000.

look at the key dates in September 28 - Becomes manager of

Arsene Wenger's career in Arsenal.

football. 1997 : Leads Arsenal to third place in

Premiership and a place in the UEFA

1949 : Born Strasbourg, October 22.

C u p .

1969 : A sweeper-defender, starts his 1998 : Wins Premiership with new club

amateur playing career with Mutzig, a record 10 consecutive League wins.

French League Third Division outfit, 2004: Arsenal win Premiership after

and has spells with two more amateur going through season unbeaten.

clubs - Mulhouse and Vauban - before 2005: May - Wins FA Cup with penalty

turning professional. shoot-out win over United.

1974 : Graduates with a degree in Wenger's Highbury Years.

economics from Strasbourg University. 1996-97 F i n i s h e d t h i r d

1997-98 FA Carling champions, FA Cup

1978 : Makes professional debut for 1987 : Appointed Monaco coach and w i n n e r s

Strasbourg against Monaco. his career takes off. 1998-99 F A C a r l i n g r u n n e r s - u p

1979 : Wins French title with 1988 : Wins French Championship and 1999-00 UEFA Cup runners-up, FA Carling

Strasbourg but plays only three matches mana ger of t he ye ar awar d. r u n n e r s - u p

1989 : Monaco second in League, 2000-01 FA Carling Cup runners-up, FA

for them during the season. C u p r u n n e r s - u p

1981 : Obtains manager's diploma in quarter-finalists in European Cup and 2001-02 Premiership champions, FA Cup

Paris. Appointed Strasbourg youth team l o s i n g F r e n c h C u p f i n a l i s t s. w i n n e r s

coach - a position he held for two years. 1990 : Monaco come third in League 2002-03 FA Cup winners, Premiership

1983 : Becomes assistant coach with and semi-finalists in the European Cup. r u n n e r s - u p

2003-04 P r e m i e r s h i p c h a m p i o n s

C a n n e s . 1991 : M o n a c o a r e F r e n c h 2004-5

1984 : Appointed coach of Nancy and championship runners-up and cup Premiership runners-up, FA Cup winners 2005

makes a bad start as the club were w i n n e r s .



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