Katakyie argues that Ghanaians were Blessed to have had the former President J.A. Kuffour
Children in Cameroon Learn to Fight Cholera
UNICEF MAROUA, Cameroon, 18 October 2010 – In the packed playground of Harde Primary School in Cameroon’s Extreme North province, six teams of local school children sit at desks in a semi-circle. “Write down the main symptoms of cholera,” a teacher instructs into a microphone, her words crackling over the buzz of hundreds of school… Continue reading Children in Cameroon Learn to Fight Cholera
Just Speaking Out:the Collapsed Walkway Slab (Independence Hall, KNUST)
Emmanuel Kwasi Boakye, Prof. of Architectural Technology Durham Tech., North Carolina. The price of lack of maintenance has caused the death and injury to two of our beloved young ladies of The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Kumasi, Ghana. Flat concrete roof slabs supported by hollow metal columns at 12 feet spacing… Continue reading Just Speaking Out:the Collapsed Walkway Slab (Independence Hall, KNUST)
MORE THAN A COMPUTER CLASS: The DIGITAL ELDER Project Addresses a Rising Challenge in the Nationwide African American Community
By, Shani Byard-Ngunjiri, M.S.
Executive Director, Message Media Ed
http://MessageMediaEd.org/ http://DigitalElder.org/
Southern Sudan, Africa’s Next Country?
Southen Sudanese want to see thier own flag. Nothing but secession, but it could come at a price
Why should it Matter, in any Case?
With unemployment near 10% and wars, hunger, and genocide around the world, why should it matter as to whether Pre. Obama is a Christian, Moslem or neither?
Not so Chocolate Flavor
Rather than staying in school, children in parts of sub-saharan African are just pair of hands in the cocoa supply chain.
Rev. Grahams Mission to Africa is Confusing
Rev. Graham surprisingly suggests that President Barack Obama’s Christian faith is doubtful because of his Muslim upbringing