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LOVE PSEUDO - AFRICAN STYLE PART 5

TRIP FOR THE CAUSE OF MARRIAGE

This is all well and good if some women prefer to hunt for husbands abroad but I just want them to be aware of the evils involved. You see back home, we believe that everything from abroad is in general the ultimate. May be so but what I cannot stand is the inferiority complex people back home are made to attach to themselves because of the fact that they have never traveled outside their country. Frankly speaking, people at home look on domestic manufacturing products as being inferior to imported ones.

ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY BOOSTS LINKS WITH AFRICAN INSTITUTIONS

Indeed, Africa and Chicago State University (CSU) are hemispheres apart, but old and new ties are drawing them together. In an effort to boost education links with African institutions, CSU President Elnora Daniel was among more than 100 education, business and cultural leaders who accompanied Governor George Ryan o his recent visit to South Africa. At the same time, Dr. Adama Conteh, director of CSU’s Office of International Affairs and former first lady of Sierra Leone, visited Ghana for discussions with President Jerry Rawlings and the country’s education leaders about joint educational programs.

AFRICAN-AMERICAN FAMILY COMISSION PAYS TRIBUTE TO FOSTER PARENTS DURING "NATIONAL FOSTER CARE MONTH"

Recruitment of new foster parents encouraged to give children a life-line

CHICAGO:- In recognition of "National Foster Care Month" in May, and in honor of the dedicated foster parents who give children a second chance at a nurturing family, the African Family commission will pay tribute to the "Foster Parent of the year" in reception at the DuSable Museum of African American History on Thursday, May 25th form 6 to 9 p.m.

My Impressions about Ghana

The impression most British people have of Africa is one of primitive, but noble tribesmen, and wild animals. We see pictures of people dying in war and famine competing with endangered animals for our sympathy. However the Africa I have encountered is not the Romantic Safari Park, the anthropological case study or tribal battleground that we are led to believe in Britain. Ghana is a country of multilingual, multi-talented people who are struggling to better themselves, rather than that one-dimensional victims shown on British television.

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