up it s getting better and keeps going up and up and so hopefully, for the next olympics will see more uk skaters in there. next olympics will see more uk skaters in there. there was a lot of controversy skaters in there. there was a lot of controversy about skaters in there. there was a lot of controversy about skateboarding i controversy about skateboarding becoming an olympics board, and the purists didn t want it to happen because it might lose its sense of community but it s not about competition. do you think that might have changed now? yes. competition. do you think that might have changed now? competition. do you think that might have changed now? yes, i mean, yes, it has definitely have changed now? yes, i mean, yes, it has definitely changed have changed now? yes, i mean, yes, it has definitely changed a have changed now? yes, i mean, yes, it has definitely changed a little - it has definitely changed a little bit, it s getting more accepted and, you know, at fir
THE STANDARD By
Barrack Muluka |
February 13th 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300
Suna East MP Junet Mohamed. [Caleb Kingwara, Standard]
Mr Yoshiro Mori does not know what has hit him. The world has descended upon him like ten tons of bricks. At 83, he seems to have learned nothing in the school of life.
Mr Mori does not know there are things you just don’t do, things you don’t say, especially when you are a leader. He has failed to develop emotional intelligence. In all probability, he never will.
At 83, he is in the twilight of life. To expect him to learn new tricks is to stretch wishful thinking a bridge too far.