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welcome back to Josephine's world For the new, my name is Josephine. In today's blog, I will be talking about a documentary called junk food, sugar and additive As I delve into the vast world of the food industry, I stumbled upon a compelling documentary titled “Junk food, sugar and additives The dark side of the food industry” by DW Documentary. This documentary exposes the grim reality of the food industry and its role in the global obesity epidemic. It reveals how food companies use sugar, salt, and fat to make their products addictive and profitable, while disregarding the health consequences for consumers. The documentary also sheds light on the resistance and lobbying of the industry against any regulation or taxation that could limit their sales. It features the stories of people who suffer from obesity and eating disorders, and the efforts of some governments and activists to raise awareness and change the situation. This documentary resonated with me because it pro

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  Welcome back to Josephine's world For the new, my name is  Josephine. In today's blog, I will be talking about top #3 dishes and their recipes from Eastern Africa that I think you can also try and taste. East Africa is where I was born and grew up. I lived in Tanzania. In   other countries, that I have been to, I only stay for like 2 weeks or a day. I won't even reach months there. This is the main reason why I choose to go to East Africa because I want people to know where I am from and how amazing the dishes there are. Knowing different dishes every day is great because it helps to know and learn different things every day. Dishes like pilau, biryani, and seafood delicacies are popular along the coast, while staples like Ugali, Nyama Choma are enjoyed nationwide. Top#1 is  Ugali, also known as posho, nsima, papa, pap, sadza, isitshwala, akume, amawe, ewokple, akple, and  other names, is a type of corn meal made from maize or corn flour in several African countries: Keny

  For the new, my name is Josephine, A girl who loves writing and cooking, also tasting different kinds of food from different kinds of countries. In today's blog, I will be talking about top #3 foods and their recipes from western Africa that I think you can also try and taste them. These recipes, the first time I tried them, were when I was little and now, I still eat them at my house because I learned to cook them from my mother. These recipes work very well. I hope you can try too. Jollof rice Jollof, or jollof rice, is a rice dish from West Africa. The dish is typically made with long-grain rice, tomatoes, chilies, onions, spices, and sometimes other vegetables and/or meat in a single pot, although its ingredients and preparation methods vary across different regions. The dish's origins are traced to Senegal.  Regional variations are a source of competition between the countries of West Africa, and in particular Nigeria and Ghana, over whose version is the best; in the 201

     Hello Writers! Welcome back to my blog!  Hey there! I'm Josephine, a 20-year-old writer from Tanzania. I got to say, the vibrant culture and stunning landscapes of my homeland really inspire my stories. Writing is my absolute passion and my voice it's like a canvas where I can paint my thoughts and feelings. It allows me to explore unknown worlds, live unimagined lives, and experience emotions I never thought possible. In the quiet corners of my days, when the world slows down and the sun shines brightly, I find solace in the art of creative writing. It’s more than just entertainment or hobby.  It’s my sanctuary, my canvas, and my compass. Whether I’m writing in an outdated notebook or tapping a digital screen, the act of stitching words together is my escape. In my opinion, I think Writing is a silent conversation, an exchange of hearts and minds. When I write a letter, I bridge the gap between people who are far away. When composing a poem, I whisper to the moon, which a

  Thesis Statement:   The Allstate Mayhem commercial uses humor, personification, and fear to convey the unpredictability of life’s mayhem and the necessity of having reliable insurance. Topic Sentence 1:  The purpose of the ad, beyond promoting Allstate insurance, is to highlight the unpredictability and chaos (‘Mayhem’) that can occur in everyday life, and how Allstate can provide protection against it. Topic Sentence 2:  The author of the ad wants the audience to experience amusement and a mild sense of fear. The humor comes from the absurdity of a grown man acting as a teenage girl, while the fear is induced by the potential consequences of distracted driving. Topic Sentence 3:  The advertisement promotes a lifestyle of responsibility and preparedness. It implies the value of foresight in anticipating and mitigating risks in life. Topic Sentence 4:  The target audience is likely to be adults who own a vehicle and have responsibilities. This is inferred from the context of car insur