Speak Africa Talent Explosion 2008
Speak Africa Talent Explosion 2008 Competition
African child, African youth is forsaken?
Posted June 19th, 2008 by kamala
In the year 1976 in Soweto South Africa, thousands of black school children flocked in streets to demonstrate for more than half a kilometer to protest against poor education and to demand to be taught in their own language.
adress our future on the mic
Posted June 6th, 2008 by Rushay
The mcee what an important mouth piece for our youth its important that we mold these masters of ceremony to direct our youth in the right direction
Increasing Africa's Food Security
Posted May 14th, 2008 by hekwuruke
The most worrying scenario in Africa today, as the hike in food prices ravage the world's poor, is not in the price of the food, especially the imported kind per say, but is the underlying fact that Africa's population which is largely agrarian is still a net food importer, even after decades of attempts to kick start some sort of green revolution.
This situation is a unique one in the world, and as much as we look to other examples, it demands a unique solution for sub-Saharan Africa. How do we move from a net food importer to a net food exporter like many Asian countries which a few decades ago were at the same development level like us?
Africa
Posted May 14th, 2008 by hekwuruke
The most worrying scenario in Africa today, as the hike in food prices ravage the world's poor, is not in the price of the food, especially the imported kind per say, but is the underlying fact that Africa's population which is largely agrarian is still a net food importer, even after decades of attempts to kick start some sort of green revolution.
This situation is a unique one in the world, and as much as we look to other examples, it demands a unique solution for sub-Saharan Africa. How do we move from a net food importer to a net food exporter like many Asian countries which a few decades ago were at the same development level like us?
