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WHAT ARE THEY FIGHTING FOR?

Kwadwo Kyei

They used to be citizens of the same country. They fought side by side during the eighties to get rid of a brutal, communist-oriented military dictatorship. When the independence aspirations of the minority ethnic group could no longer be stifled, the main ethnic group and the separatists sat down together, in the manner of civilized people, to hammer out an agreement that eventually split their common homeland into two sovereign, independent entities. As citizens of separate nations, all the indications were that the former compatriots had chosen the path of peaceful co-existence on the Horn of Africa.

10 Easy Ways to Help the Movement

by Arthur A. Hawkins II

Last month I responded to Pauline Owusu’s challenge to do more by providing some ways African Spectrum readers can increase their participation level (the each one teach one concept). Now I would like to know if you have heeded the call too? If that did not light a fire under you then maybe this will. Do you have years of accumulated stuff in your closets, basement, attic, garage, storage areas and shed? What about excess business inventory? Fortunately you can turn these items into cash cows, unclutter your life AND contribute to the cause at the same time. Here are 10 ways to help put the movement in the black:

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