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POLDR 8x21 Small Compact Lightweight BinocularPOLDR 8x21’ 8x magnification and an objective lensdiameter of 21 provide the learner with a broad field ofview. It is designed for kids who have never used onebefore, and they are lightweight, super compact, and havepowerful 8x optics. Nevertheless, they lack waterproof andshockproof coating, exposing children to face injuries, andthe binocular may not last for long.Dreamingbox Compact Shock ProofThey are kid-friend with eyepieces made of soft rubberto protect your child from face injury. Dreamingboxis specifically for children age three and above and ispocket-friendly. It gives you ten different colour optionsand features shock-resistant coating, an objective lensdiameter of 21 millimeters, 8x magnification, 128 metersfield of view, and a weight of 5.6 ounces.Explorer kit for kids by Mini ExplorerThis binocular is limited to one colour choice and 4xmagnification. It contains a diverse set of educational tools,and it is also shockproof. Explorer is best for kids agedfour and above and has a size of 7.5x5.2x3 inches and anobjective lens diameter of 30 millimeters.Obuby kids BinocularsLooking for a binocular with tons of colour choices andone with a professional-looking design, Obuby is the bestoption. It is durable and shockproof or waterproof. Itswide-angle magnification makes it suitable for live sportingevents and seaside boat trips.Plemora Binocular for kidskatakatacreativeclubIn case you have curious kids, opt for plemora as it isperfect for training them. It comes in three differentcolour choices: a compass, magnifying glass, and a handycarrying bag. It weighs more than seven ounces and has amagnification of 8x.Your kid's age and degree of genuineinterest in bird watching or general naturewatching are the two significant determiners of yourchoice. A binocular should not be that large that it cannotfit into your child's hands comfortably. It also should not becumbersome so that they should not get tired while holding it.It further should withstand regular drops, bumps, and bangs fromyour kid. Make your children happy; go for binoculars for kids.Are you a kid?Can you write interesting stories?Do you want to be part of the KataKata creative club?Please send us your story(not morethan one page) with your emailcontact details. Perhaps your storymay be published with your photo oryou may win a prize for your creativetalentsend your story to: info@katakata.org342021 | Issue 8 Vol 30 | Kata Kata cartoon magazine
travelSafestCountriesIn Africa2021When it comes to tourism, oneof the main issues touristsconsider is their safety. Acountry could be beautiful, butwith a low-security level, mosttourists would head to other less attractivedestinations without security and stabilitychallenges. Often Africa is portrayed as unsafeand politically unstable in the Western media,but is this representation always accurate?Hardly not.With a population of about 1.276 billionpeople, Africa, the world’s second-largestand second-most-populous continent with 54countries, is not a lawless jungle as some wouldwant you to believe. It is a virgin continent fullof exotic beauty with amiable people. Despitebeing a victim of mismanagement due to itsleaders’ greed and corrupt tendencies, Africanswelcome visitors with ever smiling faces. Likeevery continent, some countries in Africa havesecurity problems, but many African nationsare leaving no stone unturned to competewith their western counterparts in securityand infrastructure.According to the Global Peace Index, which annually measures and ranks countries in security and peacefulness, manyAfrican countries occupy an enviable position globally. The Global Peace Index report is based on 23 indicators ofpeace (eg. Political instability, criminal level, level of violent crimes, number and duration of internal conflicts, relationswith neighbouring countries) to determine the rankings. Using three categories as judgemental standards - ongoinginternational and domestic conflict, societal safety and security, and militarization, below are some of the safest countriesin Africa in 2021:RwandaMauritiusMauritius, the family-friendly, multiculturalisland country located off the eastern coast ofAfrica, is the safest country in Africa, and 24thglobally, according to the Global Peace Index.With the overall low crime rate, often limitedto petty theft and non-violent crimes, Mauritius,surrounded by seductive beaches, jungles andexotic landscapes, has received a Level 1 travelgrade from the USA State Department. It is oneof the safest paradises in Africa for relaxation.When it comes to security, Rwanda, the East African country,which was ranked the ninth safest country worldwide in 2017,hardly compromises. Visitors to the country are quick to noticethis on arrival. Despite the security measures, the country,especially the capital Kigali, welcomes a relaxed atmosphere.Ironically, the 1994 genocide has become a uniting factor ina country where almost one million people were brutallybutchered due to ethnic antagonism. Since President PaulKagame came into power, security has become a top priority;that achievement has come with huge rewards, with Rwandabeing a number one destination for many Western tourists whovisit the country to watch its rare mountain gorilla and enjoythe beauty and tranquillity Rwanda offers. You can visit Rwandaat any time, but the dry season between June and Septemberoffers the best weather.2021 | Issue 8 Vol 30 | Kata Kata cartoon magazine 35
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