The Mill "Unis nous Y arriverons Urusyo Gw'Imana"

At The Mill, Aisha est une battante, Féministe, Voyante a la recherche du confort, des richesses de ce monde masculin

Unis Nous Y Arriverons “The Mill” is a book that will help some of our scholars to understand the need of adding an image to some very serious issue; stigmatization could be the key to settle certain issues like: Violence done to women this kind of psychological violence that doesn’t have names, Inheritance against any vulnerable person caused by poverty, we have realized that insurgent in different part of the world are recruited following their social status discrimination in society in Africa, Asia, actually Eastern Muslim Europe and former Muslim states recruits from non-land owner do dirty jobs; As such Employment becomes a very important think at the mill someone could find a salary, food, friends, fun etc even action and youth bad manners we should not hide ourselves communities always have rules and helping each other brings harmony and joy.

From the community one has to have access to all ammunities, help a young women, any person to get out of misery, get the possibility of running their own political lobbies, have a better sexual life, get access to their legislators by all mean available, get opportunities to compete in any kind of sports.