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INNOVATION GOES ON PRODUCE WHAT YOU NEED WITH WHAT YOU HAVE

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Initiative is a response to necessity. Innovation is an improvement on invention. Invention begins with Initiative.

Africa is not one country.... it's 54 nations with so many variations. Important to understand if you want to do business in Africa

Meet Anna, our newest recruit! Here's a short video about Anna and her journey toward missions and how it will lead her to our Ethiopia team!

This video by a Korean tour guide sheds light on a crucial issue. It’s a stark reminder of the opportunities we're missing to control and benefit from our resources. At Tribal Tapestry we see a future where African Americans and others born in the diaspora can partner with our brothers and sisters in Africa to enable financial empowerment.🌍💪 #EmpowerAfrica #TribalTapestry"

Celebrating Africa Day - a day of unity, heritage, and inspiration! Imagine Africa Day as a grand festival. You walk into a vibrant marketplace (our continent), greeted by diverse cultures (our people) and rich traditions (our heritage). You showcase your unique talents (our progress), and the crowd cheers (our achievements)! But wait! You don't just pack up and leave. You engage, you learn from others (share knowledge), and you keep the energy alive (continue thriving). Now let's translate this to our daily lives. Celebrating Africa Day isn't about one grand event. It's about connecting with our roots for real. And remember, even the greatest leaders didn't start on global stages. They learned. They connected with their communities, who were thought leaders. They gradually built their legacy. So, as we celebrate this Africa Day, remember - it's not a one-day event. It's about creating a legacy that inspires future generations. ------------ What's your most inspiring story about Africa Day? Let's share and inspire each other. 🌍 #happyafricaday #AfricaDay #CelebrateAfrica #UnityInDiversity #ProudlyAfrican

Right on the heels of El nino comes La nina which is projected to impact Eastern Africa from the last quarter of this year. Are we preparing adequately?

Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera Mr president send fit diplomats in Tokyo.My clients complained about their laziness and send active ones .You should noticed they have gone ballooned like papayas. I have advised African communities in Europe on organising events for Africa Day. Similarly, some African communities missions in Japan and Oceania have sought advice on event planning for Africa Day. I recommended they move away from traditional medieval dances and culinary exhibitions. Africa today is about technology and innovation. I understand many community members have refugee backgrounds and haven't visited Africa recently to see the positive changes. Some feel offended by my advice, but I won't tolerate ignorance. Many still hold outdated views, thinking Africans sleep in trees and watch the moon as their TV. It's crucial for ambassadors to organise events that showcase Africa's progress, rather than relying on outdated stereotypes. Unfortunately, many African diplomats, with the notable exceptions of those from Rwanda and Zambia, are inactive in Oceania and Asia. For example, Ghana has a consulate, but after six years, no one even knows what the consul looks like in Auckland.No one knows whether the consul is a zebra or a Lion.

creativity at its best, very humourous indeed.