Joanna Marie Gough
Thanks so much for blogging out about Africa. You've got a good heart dude
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Embracing The Challenge Of Africa
http://blog.missionariesofafrica.org/
Our Blog is a project by the Missionaries Of Africa to keep you informed about newsworthy stories in the region and what you can do to help.
- Added on: Jun 12th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: mark
- Listed in: Culture Political Activism
- Tags: africa aid famine help the poor fight aids help africa african conflict
Recent Posts
Beyond the Bad News
“Violence in southern Sudan has escalated to its highest levels since 2005”“Darfur violence becoming a forgotten war”“Rains, violence leave Somali kids hungry”“Al Qaeda claims aid worker kidnappings”“Somalia graduation ceremony blas...
My Heart is in Sudan
Like thousands of other children trying to escape Sudan’s war and genocide, Daniel Deng walked hundreds of miles -- month after month walking farther and farther from his home country. “I had to walk the whole night ... and maybe rest for an hour...
A Change of View
With the highest rate of HIV/AIDS infections in the world, South Africa's President Jacob Zuma announced that his government is implementing new policies to tackle his nation’s AIDS epidemic.On World AIDS Day, President Zuma spoke of “the dawn of...
A hunger for education ... and justice
Emmanuel Jal is fighting to give the young people of Sudan the educational opportunities they deserve. As a child, the now famous Sudanese hip-hop musician was kept from school and forced to fight as a child soldier in Sudan's brutal civil war that c...
The crisis of hunger!
“A child dies of hunger every five seconds -- even though the planet has more than enough food for all.” These were the opening words to the three day summit on world hunger and food security being held in Rome.“Today, more than 1 billion peopl...
The Best of Africa!
While the news media continue to focus on the problems of Africa . . . its struggle with starvation, drought, disease and civil unrest (to name just a few), James Makawa wants Africa to be seen by the rest of the world in the best possible light. The...
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