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Global Voices is offering six bloggers based in Kenya the opportunity to attend the Global Voices Citizen Media Summit in Nairobi for free. ... More »
How do international media represent cities in South America, Asia, Africa and the Middle East? Is it fair or helpful to development? A symposium of scholars from the London School of Economics in London, United Kingdom explore this topic. See video.
John identifies sectors in Somaliland that are attractive for potential investment: “Although not blessed with mineral wealth, arable land, or a large population, Somaliland does have a few sectors that might interest seasoned investors or savvy entrepreneurs. Infrastructure is one major area.”
Learn about Eritrea from Visit Eritrea blog: “The Visit Eritrea blog is designed to provide readers with a regular update on issues relevant to Eritrea.”
Youtube user Niassatim uploaded a series of music clips by artists from the northern interior of Mozambique, in the Yao language, also spoken in Malawi and Tanzania. The videos depict a mixture of local realities and musical influences, and global elements. (To date, Niassa province's biggest musical export is Massukos.)
Hands Off Somalia blog announces hand Hands off Africa! meeting: “Join us at 2pm on Saturday 16 June at the Horn of Africa Community Group centre to listen to speakers discuss the recent new scramble for African resources by Britain and its imperialist allies in Europe and around the world.”
The idea of auctions as a fundraising tool is not a new one in the charity world. Sometimes, there is even a market for people: dinners with... More »
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I have this girl whom I met on the internet. It was not a gay or lesbian site, but a relationship site for people above 50. she said that she was 32 . She was nice and to be honest I liked her a lot and was drawn to her.I established an email acct for privacy and a cell phone
she was OK for a couple of days then she broke contact for a couple of days then returned with vehemence. She sent pics and was very remorseful and claimed that she loves me. Then while chatting one day she implied very cleverly that she is running out of money for SMS”s and internet. She hinted that my help will be welcomed….as stupid old man I did promise her to transfer some money via western union ( 100 $ ).then I got this email from her full of love religion and similar nonsense. It raised the alarm in my head.
I like her and if she is genuine I like to help her but hw can I tell