The state-owned telecommunications company’s revenue is apparently up 2.4 percent this quarter; Women are slated to take more seats than ever in municipal elections next month; Some kind of street protest erupted the other day with angry guys shouting outside the parliament building, waving banners and running from cops who half-heartedly gave chase.
Better reporters would know more about these things. I tell myself we have purposely refrained from journalizing, since our lack of credentials makes it illegal, but the truth is we’ve spent our investigative energy elsewhere. Getting phones, finding an apartment and becoming obsessed with learning how one buys a stove and fridge in Africa. Solana, above, is seated on one of three pieces of furniture we own doing some research. She might be propped on a pillow against the wall, but she’s got DSL internet—Monday’s success, rewarded with a nap on the mattress you can see back where we laid it on the floor.
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