Speak Africa Community
HELP! Support Forum
Posted March 19th, 2008 by speakafrica
Having problems on the Speak Africa site? Please post your issues here so we may help you.
Rules and Membership Guidelines
Posted November 6th, 2007 by Admin
Welcome to the Speak Africa Discussion Forums. We're pleased that you are joining us, or have joined us already.
We wish our Forums to bring a pleasurable experience and to remain as helpful as possible to its users. In order to maintain certain decorum, we expect civility in our, and as such, we have compiled these "Rules of conduct"
Remember that the following rules are applicable to everybody, you are among many other real people who use these forums, and as such, we expect you to participate within the guidelines of our rules detailed below.
Posting Rules
Speak Africa members will behave with civility and respect towards each other at all times. The Management will not tolerate personal attacks against any Members or Staff Members or their businesses.
"Another world is possible"
Posted July 14th, 2008 by zemdena
Close you’re eyes for a moment and hypothetically imagine a world free of poverty, war, hunger, crime, violence, sexual harassment, corporal punishment, genocide, civil war, racism, HIV\AIDS, cancer and all the bad things u can think of .Think of a world where children are happy, where all people are treated equally, a world of happiness and prosperity .Now open you’re eyes and look at what is
Introduction - Speak Africa Media Team
Posted January 15th, 2008 by beruk
This is the space where we can learn about eachother, please feel free to post you info.
Introduction Hanna Afework
Posted January 15th, 2008 by beruk
1. Who I am (name, age, background, interests, education, vocation, etc.)
My name is Hanna Afework, a deaf girl from Ethiopia. I am a participant of Addis Ababa University Information and Communication Development Office. I am a computer programmer and webmaster of the university website. I have a B.S. in information system and want to do my second degree in special needs education which is a study on disability. I think this willl help me to better utilize the technology for the needs of persons with disability.
2. What Speak Africa means to me
Speak Africa is a better way to organize the youth and to make the youth participate in leadership. It is a means of advocacy and awareness. It is a means of exchanging ideas, beliefs and culture. It is a means of getting together the yout hof Africa with out any discrimination on sex, color, ethinicity and disability. Speak Africa is all about making a better Africa through the youth.
