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Topic: mia wézon
un groupe pour tt les togolais et tout les gens qui ont vécu à lomé
May 11, 2005
9:55 AM

Posted by domax Gnemegna

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mia to fika milema???
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May 12, 2005
1:01 PM


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Peace y'all!
dans ces moments de peur il est important ke nous nous tenions tous la main. notre pays se meurt et ele vevede benan mia non dou le gbedoda me. Mawou ne ve mia be famillo nou.
Peace
Bravo max pr ce groupe, interessante idee
May 13, 2005
3:47 PM


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Nyawo mia novia to. Let us stand together, be strong, support and pray for each other. It is the only way we can make progress. Peace… mi ne no dou forever
May 14, 2005
9:44 PM

Posted by Sonia Fanou

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une pensé pour tt ceux qui sont mort ou on souffert au togo durant les troubles. Ce qui m'énerve que tt le monde s'en fout. 'tain
May 16, 2005
12:47 AM

Posted by domax Gnemegna

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(Note: A MOSQUITO NET cost only 4 dollars)

Here is what some Africans have said:

MANADOU (IV CT): “Adults can handle hunger, but children, I don’t think they really understand it.”

TES (NGR): “...everything that needs to be said (about Africa) has been said but that is just the problem it is ONLY SAID.”

May is a month for Mothers. And this year, we want to take time to remember the African Mother, as she continues to TOIL unheard and unappreciated. To honor her, we are asking all Africans and friends to consider contributing ONE day’s worth of lunch fee (5 dollars/euros) btw. MAY 1st & JUNE 1st to any organization currently working in Africa to help better the live of the African mother and her young.

Listed below are few legitimate organizations for your convenience. Feel free to use others.

Project Mercy
7011 Ardmore Avenue
Fort Wayne, IN 46809
tel: (260)747_2559
fax: (260)478_1361
www.projectmercy.org
Operate hospitals, schools, shelters, and feeding many in rural Ethiopia.

Rwanda Partners
12420 NE 7th Place
Bellevue, WA 98005_3153
425/444_4812
www.rwandapartners.org
Helping Rwanda’s needy: Widows and Orphans, Child Headed Households, Street Kids, Prisoners, Prostitutes, and the Rural Poor.

AMREF
19 West 44th Street, Room 710
New York, NY 10036 USA
Tel: 1 212 768 2440
Fax: 1 212 768 4230
www.amref.org
Working for sustainable solutions to common problems in preventing malaria at the grass roots level.

Heifer Project
P.O. Box 8058, Little Rock, AR/USA 72203
Tel.: (800) 422_0474
www.heifer.org
Working with communities to end hunger and poverty and to care for the earth.

War Child
401 Richmond Street West
Suite 204
Toronto, Ontario
M5V 3A8
Tel: 416.971.7474
Fax: 416.971.7946
www.warchild.ca
Assisting children affected by war (schooling and psychological support) and to raise awareness for children's rights everywhere.

Please, print and SHARE with others. Every little bit goes a long way. Let us show Africa that WE CAN!

NOTE: Direct ALL collected sum(s) to a legitimate organization and NOT to any individual. Please, keep us informed by giving in the name of The AC PROJECT or AFRICA CHALLENGE 2005. This will help in our tally. You can also let us know dropping us a quick note at AfricanCitizenryProject@yahoo.com.

May you be blessed.
May 25, 2005
8:20 AM

Posted by Iam Childofgod

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ki te dit ke tt le monde s'en fou?? faut pas dire des choz com ca. on souffre tous de ce ki c passe, c'etait vraiment horrible. en tout cas let's pray.
Peace
May 28, 2005
7:41 PM


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N'kè gba lé djoo?mi gbloen nam.
May 30, 2005
3:26 PM

Posted by Doggely 

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l'ONU la CEDEAO, droit de l homme tt ca la! il ont fait koi? on se demande si ils existe. on dirai kil existe slmt sur le papier
Jun 2, 2005
8:27 AM

Posted by domax Gnemegna

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Like the saying goes, "you can't score a goal if u're sitting on the bench." Africans TALK good game but to GET UP and play is another issue.

I'll love to see a network of our generation of Africans actively participating in activities that'll better the homeland (not just talk). I want to see an ANC type organization that serves as a shield for the entire continent.

Generations of Africans before us TALKED and the reason why we're talking today is because the previous ones JUST TALKED. We're like them, unless we do MORE than just talk. Difference btw them and us is that the Africa they inherited was not on the BRINK like ours:

85 percent UNEMPLOYEMENT RATE in Liberia
70 percent unemployment rate in Zimbabwe with 700 percent inflation rate.
Sudan, Ethiopia, Gambia.....only God knows.
34 of the worlds poorest countries are in Africa
6 thousand adults dying of HIV/Aids a day
3 thousand children dying a day from malaria

16 dollars will put a child thru school for a year.
4 Dollars will buy a mosquito nest to protect against malaria.
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YOU HAVE HEARD. WHAT ARE YOU DOING ABOUT IT?!!!

The African Citizenry Project, aims to do some of those things. If y'all know any type orgs, post 'em up here....let's seek common grounds and consolidate ideas...

Iam
The AFrican Citizenry Project: A Call to Serve
(member)
Jun 8, 2005
8:43 AM

Posted by Iam Childofgod

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