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# Scott Pelley

Scott Cameron Pelley (born 28 July 1957) is an American television journalist and long-time correspondent for CBS.

## Quotes

* In a world where everyone is a publisher, no one is an editor and that is the danger we face today.
** 11 May 2013 Speech at Quinnipiac University upon receiving the Fred Friendly journalism award. CBS News anchor Scott Pelley: 'We're Getting the Big Stories Wrong Over and Over Again'.
* Is terrorism the greatest threat to our country, or a recession? I suggest to you today that the quickest, most direct way to ruin a democracy is to poison the information.
** 21 November 2016 Speech at Arizona State University upon receiving the Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism award. CBS News Anchor Scott Pelley Receives Cronkite Award from ASU'.
* Making social media liable would mean Twitter, Facebook, even Wkipedia and Yelp couldn't exist as we know them
** On 60-Minutes Why victims of internet lies want Section 230 repealed broadcast January 3, 2020
* In what year will the human population grow too large for the Earth to sustain? The answer is about 1970, according to research by the World Wildlife Fund. In 1970, the planet's 3 and a half billion people were sustainable. But on this New Year's Day, the population is 8 billion. Today, wild plants and animals are running out of places to live.
** "Scientists say planet in midst of sixth mass extinction, Earth's wildlife running out of places to live" CBS News, January 1, 2023.

## Video clips

* Fed up with the economy, Americans turn to Trump, giving him election sweep of swing states (November 10, 2o24)
# Anna Shiweda

Anna Ndahambelela Shiweda (born 11 June 1958) is a member of the Namibian legislature and a deputy minister of Agriculture, Water and Land reform since 2015. She served as member of National Assembly from 2015 to 2020

## Quotes

* Currently, there is a support programme where the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform is in collaboration with Agribank where a no collateral loan of an amount of N$ 200 000 is available for all resettled farmers who opt to make use of the facility
* The current arrears of this revolving fund facility are standing at the staggering figure of 48% of arrears. Despite the arrears, the ministry is in discussion with Agribank to look into the possibility of increasing the current amount of N$200 000 to N$500 000 without a collateral
* To address the issue of water scarcity, the ministry has acquired a fleet of drilling rigs to improve water supply by drilling boreholes in the resettlement farms. However, we must understand that the water scarcity in our country is a challenge since Namibia is a semi desert country. Another challenge is the insufficient budget which limits the ministry to offer all the required support to the resettlement beneficiaries
** Anna Shiweda on the Agriculture ministry effort to up loans to resettled farmers
* We need inputs from all our stakeholders to finalise the regulations. Both small-scale communal farmers and large-scale commercial farmers play an essential role in Namibia’s socio-economic development, and their voices must be heard
* Gazetting the regulations will enable us to enforce and facilitate the registration of seed producers, processors, and dealers, as well as control seed imports and exports
** Anna Shiweda speaking at the workshop to gather stakeholder feedback on the proposed regulations for the Seed and Seed Varieties Act (No.23 of 2018)
# Kornelia Shilunga

Kornelia Kashiimbindjola Shilunga (born 25 May 1970, in Okadila, Oshana Region) is a Namibian politician and member of the National Assembly since 2015.[1] She currently serves as the Deputy Minister of Mines and Energy.

## Quotes

* Ideally, all vacant positions should be advertised in local media to ensure that Namibians, who meet minimum requirements from all corners of the country, have an equal employment opportunity
* We expect all oil industry players to comply with these provisions. Our local content policy will just fortify the existing local content provisions. The aim is not only to align our local content policy with international best practices but also to deliver more business and more jobs for our people
* The discovered oil and gas should be exploited in such a manner to make Namibia energy independent, and we should strive to ensure that oil and gas production does not distort our country’s economy
* We need to decide where we want to go. Are we going to sit down and wait to be told there is oil that can be produced commercially, and then we start planning, or are we going to plan as if there is oil?” Uaandja questioned
** Kornelia Shilunga addressing the oil and gas industry
* By developing these industries in Namibia, we can create jobs, boost our economy and contribute to global efforts to combat climate change
* We already have a strong mining industry and by building on this foundation, we can lead the way in producing green materials that are in high demand worldwide. The government and Ministry of Mines and Energy, in particular, need to ensure that our laws and policies support the growth of these new industries
** Kornelia Shilunga urging the mining industry
# Sophia Shaningwa

Sophia Shaningwa (born 13 May 1959 in Outapi) is a Namibian politician, currently serving as secretary general of the SWAPO party.

## Quotes

* Stop it. Leave our candidate. It must end in Otjiwarongo. You are busy discussing her and her vehicle. It must stop you witches. Leave the servant, who is here chosen by God and by the hand of man, to serve. Leave our candidate alone. Stop it with immediate effect
** Sophia Shaningwa demands a stop to speculations about her party's candidate health
* I want to tell you witches that it must stop here; it must come to an end. Leave the presidential candidate alone
* Leave the servant who is chosen by God and by men
* Stop it with immediate effect. It must be the last time I am hearing this
** Shaningwa defends presidential candidate Nandi-Ndaitwah amid health speculation
* My brothers and sisters, you have done a great job to come back to your party, the party of your ancestors. Mind you, it was here in Kavango by then that most of the liberation struggle stewards came from this region. Therefore, you have just done a good job to return to the party of your ancestors
* You must not move out of your party; you must make sure at your section, branches and districts that you ask your leaders to provide you with the constitution of the party so that going forward, you adhere to the position of the Swapo Party
* All of you, please know that we have one task, and our task as Swapo Party is to defend our candidate, comrade Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, come 27 Novembe
** Sophia Shaningwa tasks party members to defend their candidate
# Vera Tembo

Vera Tembo (born July 25, 1953) is a Zambian politician and member of the Movement for Multi-Party Democracy (MMD). She served as the First Lady of Zambia from 1991 until her separation from her former husband, President Frederick Chiluba, in 2001.

## Quotes

* There is a life - a useful life, after divorce.
* It's in the past, I am a woman of the future.
** From divorced First Lady to Zambian Ministerby Zarina Geloo,18 October Retrieved 09/11/2023

### "Support fellow women – Former First Lady Vera Chiluba" (2021)

    Support fellow women – Former First Lady Vera Chilubaby Zambia Daily Mail,June 12, 2021 Retrieved 09/11/2023
* With a good number of women participating in the elections, Zambia is on the right path". to attaining equal representation in its governance system.
* As women, we can come up with a programme to support them (female candidates) financially and materially". to enable them to conduct campaign activities effectively.
* The country’s political landscape is now favouring the candidature of women despite the few incidents of hostilities against them.But they have to be strong and assertive because it is not an easy task.
* It is folly for Mr Hichilema to compare himself with the sitting head of state as he is mandated to carrying out his duties, with or without elections.
* Let the President work. There is nothing like this is an election period, the President has to be given chance to execute his duties without interference.
* So I would like to say to the opposition especially the UPND President Mr. Hichilema that it is not right to compare himself to President Lungu who is the sitting head of state.
* I urge all politicians to adhere to Covid-19 guidelines and avoid gathering people in large numbers.
* Politics and elections were not a matter of life and death.
* To all the opposition leaders, let them follow Covid-19 guidelines and avoid gathering large numbers of people. Politics and elections are not a matter of life and death, take a leaf from PF.
# Elizabeth Phiri

Elizabeth Phiri is a Zambian politician. She is a former member of Parliament for Kanyama Constituency under the Patriotic Front party and she also served as a Minister of Gender in the Zambian government.

## Quotes

* Girls need to pull up their socks because they are a minority in key decision making positions and if they do not pull up their socks, then the numbers will remain dwindling in the appointments as education is the only equalizer.
** Poor Grade 9 Girls' Performance Dismays Gender Minister by Naomi Lukamata. January 02, 2019. Retrieved 06/11/2023.
* A woman is naturally an intelligent being as her learning starts at a very tender age and even in leadership a girl starts looking after her siblings even ones older than her at a very tender age as she is naturally endowed with such traits.
** Poor Grade 9 Girls' Performance Dismays Gender Minister by Naomi Lukamata. January 02, 2019. Retrieved 06/11/2023.
* I had come to see (Ronald) Chitotela.
* However, the things that used to happen in PF, they have continued even in UPND. The cadres are still in markets and bus stations. When you are in office, it is very difficult to know what is happening on the ground. The evil practices have continued. Whatever we say, we will be seen as using a political lens. President Hakainde said when he wins and is sworn in at 10:00 hours, by 14:00 hours, the Dollar would have dropped. That 14:00 hours has not yet come and we are waiting for the 14:00 hours.
* With any crime, there must be some evidence given. It has been a song sung and I am happy that the government of the day has taken some steps to investigate. My concerns are that they have not come up with tangible evidence against those that are being investigated. What I mean is that it is taking too long to send or convict these people. There has been time spent at primary level without [a] graduation to a higher level. Courts also need to speed up these convictions. It is only when the courts prove you guilty then you can be called guilty.
* Corruption takes two people. People that have not been in these offices think that Ministers are in charge of the disbursements of money. Ministers are just policymakers. There are people that are in charge of disbursing money. If a Minister was involved, at what point was that Minister involved? Corruption could also be in words. What words were used to corrupt the morals of somebody? You can be morally corrupt or involved in a financial scandal. I am happy with the steps the government has taken but let us yield results. We should not speak about it for a long time.
# Guppy

The guppy (plural guppies; also called millionfish or rainbow fish) designates the live-bearing species Poecilia reticulata. Guppies are a widely distributed tropical fish species and one of the world’s most popular freshwater aquarium fish species.

## Quotes

* Guppies live about two years. Breeders have developed multitudes of fin colors and patterns. Many clubs breed what they believe are excellent specimens and then hold guppy shows to display them.
** Bruce W. Halstead and Bonnie L. Landa, Tropical Fish. A Golden Guide from St. Martin's Press. Macmillan. 2001. p. 120. ISBN 1582381585; illustrated by George F. Sandström; 160 pages
* The guppy, Poecilia reticulata, is one of the world's most widely distributed tropical fish. It is found in every continent apart from Antarctica and its range continues to be extended, both through the pet trade and as a means of controlling malarial mosquitoes. Guppies occur in some unlikely locations, such as the Moscow sewage works (Zhuikov 1993) and the River Lea in Essex in England (Maitland and Campbell 1992; but see Wheeler et al. 2004), where they can survive because heated effluent maintains the water temperature at tropical levels. Guppies were even sent into space aboard the USSR biosatellite Cosmos in 1987. This spectacular dispersal, much of it human assisted and not all of it beneficial to the native fish communities into which guppies are introduced ..., illustrates the adaptability of the species. However, it is the ability of guppies to thrive in different ecological communities and environmental conditions within their natural range of NE South America, and in Trinidad in particular, that has proved particularly fruitful in testing key evolutionary theories.
** Anne E. Magurran, Evolutionary ecology: the Trinidadian guppy. Oxford University Press. p. 1.
* Before a faculty meeting, talking again with the expert on guppy menopause. What do biologists make of the question, Does color exist? I ask. Duh, he says. A male guppy looking for a mate doesn’t worry about whether color exists, he says. A male guppy only cares about being orange, in order to attract one. But can it really be said that the guppy cares about being orange? I ask. No, he admits. The male guppy simply is orange. Why orange? I ask. He shrugs. In the face of some questions, he says, biologists can only vacate the field.
** Maggie Nelson, Bluets. Wave Books. 2009. p. 17. ISBN 978-1-933517-40-7.

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Guppy on Wikipedia
* Media related to Poecilia reticulata on Wikimedia Commons
# Hilma Nicanor

Hilma Ndinelago Nicanor (born 3 May 1956 in Oshana Region) is a Namibian politician and woman activist. At the age of 18 she joined Swapo and its military wing, the People's Liberation Army of Namibia (PLAN) to contribute to the fight for Namibian independence.

## Quotes

* It is difficult for one to ignore or distort the impressive achievements registered by the Swapo government in a country that suffered untold and despicable injustices perpetrated by successive colonial regimes
* It is therefore not surprising that the Namibian nation, judging from the numbers of members, supporters and sympathisers involved in the party’s recent campaign and recruitment activities, sees no hope in any other political formation other than Swapo
* The party will therefore vigorously defend itself in any action that may be instituted against it
** Hilma Nicanor boast of her party ahead of elections
* Our cooperation is built on several key pillars, including emphasising the importance of shared knowledge and experience. Brazil has a long-standing tradition of naval excellence with a navy that has played a crucial role in international peacekeeping and humanitarian missions
* Namibia brings a wealth of experience in coastal and maritime resources management, particularly in protecting our rich marine biodiversity
* Our relationship has not only strengthened our maritime capabilities, but also enhanced our capacity for trade, security and cultural exchange
** Hilma Nicanor on Namibia learning from Brazil’s naval experience
* Our collective and primary objective is to ensure a landslide victory for the Swapo Party and its Presidential candidate, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah
* Let us go out there and mobilise our members, supporters, the young and the old. To march towards a decisive victory by getting registered as voters
* As a revolutionary party that stood the test of time and broke the jaws of colonialism, we will be heading into the elections as a united front and will continue to build the Namibian House
** Hilma Nicanor urging her party members to work massively for the party
# Beatrice Byenkya

Beatrice Nyakaisiki Byenkya is a Ugandan politician, who serves as the Chairperson of the Uganda Land Commission. She was appointed to that position on 18 April 2019. Her appointment requires the approval of the Ugandan parliament.

## Quotes

* That USh10.6 billion was distributed among six claimants, and as I have stated repeatedly, I want to emphasize once again that only one of them, Stephen Nagenda, was legitimate in my view, as he had a court order backing his claim.
* I want to make it clear to the general public that I have never asked for any money.
* The issue of people illegally grabbing government land is unfortunate, but it's happening, and it's an open secret. Government officials themselves are involved in this land grab. It's a sad reality. If those in positions of power aren't fulfilling their duties and properly safeguarding what’s entrusted to them, then what kind of people are we? What kind of leaders are we, especially when we are supposed to lead by example?
* I haven't left the office
# Jennifer Eliogu

Jennifer Eliogu (April 30, 1976) is a Nigerian actress and singer mainly notable for being an actress. In 2016, Eliogu received the Special Recognition Award at the City People Entertainment Awards for her contributions to the Nigerian movie industry.Eliogu, In 2014 for her role in empowering women, was presented the Award For Excellence at the African Women Leadership Conference which took place in the United States of America.

## Quotes

* Music is just like art. And both talents are innate. You must be artistically inclined to be creative. So, it’s the art in me that has found expressions through music.
** https://www.sunnewsonline.com/i-always-knew-i-was-coming-back-to-music-jennifer-eliogu-actress/?amp
* Exceptional talent, (not nudity) is what guarantees one’s relevance in this industry; we all come to that realisation over time.
** https://punchng.com/talent-not-nudity-guarantees-success-in-movie-industry-jenifer-eliogu/?amp
* Getting back into the industry [after I had gone to get married and have my children] was difficult, because there was this bridge between the young girls, my set of girls, and the mummies. You don't have a lot of roles where my set of girls - let's call us 'ladies' - so girls, ladies, mamas, there were not a lot of roles for we ladies. It was a little tough because most of the roles then were between young girls (sweet 16, 18, 25) or you're playing the mummy role. So you don't have a lot of roles where we easily fit in. And then after a while, roles would come and people would say "please play this person's mother" and I was like play who's mother? Initially, I didn't want to play it because I was like I can't come and be borning people that are almost my age. But then after a while, I was like give it a shot.
* It started with Husbands of Lagos and Mary Njoku kept on calling me that she had me in mind to play her mother in law. I was going to be mother to Kenneth Okoli, I couldn't be that much older than Kenneth. But this is make believe. But guess what? When I did it, it was a success, and what happens with such characters is that everybody now writes characters with you in mind to play that. So you find that you see a lot of my movies where I play mother and people start to look at you [as if you're older than you are]. Was I worried for a bit? Yes, I was because you find, especially in our industry, that nobody wants to grow old. It doesn't matter, it's okay how old you decide to be. It's in the mind.
* When people say you're forever young, I laugh, becaus people judge you based on how long they've seen you on screen so they assume that you are as old as the length of the career. I don't bother trying to explain it, it doesn't make sense. So some people will see me and say "oh, you're aging gracefully", and I'm like are you kidding me right now? What happened to starting out early? But hey, the fact that I'm still here 25 years. I came to the industry in 1997 but I actually started acting in 1998.

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# Richard Kyanka

Richard Charles Kyanka (May 11, 1976 – November 9, 2021), known by his username Lowtax (a reference to Byron (Low Tax) Looper), was an American internet personality who created the website Something Awful.

## Quotes

* The Internet makes you stupid.
** Motto of Something Awful
* Do you have stairs in your house?
** Part of a prank ICQ log, this became a recognition passphrase for fans of Kyanka and/or site members
# Dorothy F. Bailey

Dorothy F. Bailey is an American civic leader from Prince George's County, Maryland. She served on the county council for eight years, serving two terms as chairman. She has served on the boards of many national and local organizations, including the National Council of Negro Women and the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH). She established the county's Harlem Renaissance Festival, which has been held annually since 1999, and founded several community organizations. She was inducted into the Maryland Women's Hall of Fame in 2014.

## Quotes

* If you got an egg thrown at you, so what? If a brick was thrown at you, you tried to dodge it.
* It didn't matter if race was in it, I was for women, because I noticed there was a gap and I thought that we needed more women in politics.
* I didn't take any of that [criticism] personally…I think if people want to think that, they can think that, but people who know me and know me well, know that I've always been very independent. I think for myself, and I'm capable of doing it and enjoy doing that
* to develop ‘strategies and policies for creating strong fathers.
* re-ignite a spark in the community by motivating our youth to empower themselves in their communication, presentation, leadership and workshop development skills.
* The theme would be a good opportunity for Prince George's County to come together as a county to do something in remembrance of that time and celebrate that period.
* by the time you are 70, you should have gained some wisdom to share with someone else. That you’ve had some experiences that you carry within you, within your body, within your presence. Wisdom to share with other people. And that is what the book is doing
# Diana E. Bajoie

Diana E. Bajoie (born February 8, 1948) is an American retired politician from Louisiana. A Democrat, she was the first African American woman to be elected to serve in the Louisiana State Senate (1991) and the first woman to serve as Senate president pro tempore (2004–2008). She served in the Louisiana House of Representatives from 1976 to 1991 and in the Louisiana State Senate from 1991 to 2008.

## Quotes

* I don’t think there’s any prohibition against anyone working, and I didn’t hire anyone.
* I tried to help with so many different things that would help elevate people in New Orleans and this state. It’s kind of hard to remember one project.