Re: [camnetwork Some Brainstorming Material

[MsJo...@aol.com]

Hello:

 

Where would the forum be held and when? I can help for free. My condition for any public engagement is that I do not get paid. Okay, I have a bevy of Women Enthusiasts, interns and  male gender (included) to help. All Afro-Optimists believing in the African Renaissance. Nobody ever saw sustainable development from exogenous (primarily from external influence) know-how. The other day someone described a marvelous tree growing project in Africa. I asked: How long has this teaching of Africans how to plant trees or dig wells  or drive mosquitoes (something was mentioned like that, too). He said: 35 years with US Aid or other Aid. And the locals never learnt to do it themselves? I asked.

 

Let me know but send your response directly. Nothing serious is discussed via Yahoo Matango/bar room-like groups. It would sooner be rubbishy polemics, njakiri banters to outright insults and diversionary antics. You avoid Yahoo and posts things  that do not depend on  excitements on space - here.

 

For a recent example,  on May 14,  an exceedingly successful Public-Private Partnership Continental African Forum on Health and Wealth, which I conceptualized and organized (www.caslight.org), proved so.  From the County Executive to federal brasses, every single  official and elected power that was invited honored the invitation. The Latinos stars came;  media reps came; directors  of agencies did; the Office of Minority Health, etc.   The outcomes are already rolling with much work to be done and timely so - by converting opportunity into collateral for community development.

 

Dr. Theresa Wansi (Women Economic Empowerment) and Dr. Samuel  Dongmo "aka Dr. Musica  (Training and Employment of Foreign (African) professionals in the US Workforce) at  the Continental African Health and Wealth Agenda on May 14, 2013

 

The attendance met the expectation.  It was also capacity building for leadership to emerge and implement the operational goals. Of the 75 groups and specifically identified leaders invited, by 7:15pm, 62 had arrived for the 7:30 start time.  Others came later and only one  - Tanzania - could not make it.

 

Yes, there are SERIOUS AFRICANS.

 

MsJoe

 

 

 

In a message dated 5/22/2013 9:42:32 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, mish...@yahoo.com writes:

From: Nyangkwe Agien Aaron <nyangk...@gmail.com>
To: cameroon_politics <cameroon...@yahoogroups.com>
Cc: Cameroonpatriots <Cameroon...@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 3:20 AM
Subject: [cameroon_politics] Some Brainstorming Material

 

A friend has been asked to coordinat a colloguium on "Women, Peace and
Development" and need a program conductor to organize for that
colloquium that will be global (world) in scale but allowing maximum
participation of Africans, and will avoid subverting the agenda around
issues specific to industrialized countries. The colloquium is
intended to involve grassroots leaders, workers, farmers and of course
entrepreneurs and Business Executives.
What are the issues to be handled that will stand as a rupture from
the past and that will at the same time appear promising

What according to you will be the deliverables of such a meeting and
how will the
conclusions of the meeting made available top decision makers and
multi stakers so that they guide them strategically with regard to
outcomes and the golden eggs thereof.

Many thanks for your indulgence

--
Aaron Agien Nyangkwe
Journalist-OutCome Mapper
P.O.Box 5213
Douala-Cameroon
Telephone +237 73 42 71 27

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