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African Union Youth Volunteers Corps (AU-YVC) Training
African Union Youth Volunteers Corps (AU-YVC) is a continental development program that recruits and works with youth volunteers, to work in all 53 countries in Africa. AU-YVC promotes volunteering to deepen the status of young people in Africa as key participants in the delivery of Africa’s human development targets and goals. It brings people together […]
Fellowship Programme for People of African Descent
May 23, 2011
Deadline: 15 June 2011 In the context of the International Year for People of African Descent, the Anti-Discrimination Section of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights is launching a Fellowship Programme for People of African Descent from 10 October to 4 November 2011. The Fellowship Programme will provide participants with […]
Only God can judge us
May 9, 2011
A few weeks ago I was discussing a personal issue with a few friends. I walked away from that sad discussion and felt…..hurt and judged to put it quite bluntly. I ponder and every so often I document my final thoughts as I’m doing right now. This situation reminded me that very often we judge […]
Why a Cheetah wouldn’t return home – www.kenyanvibe.com post
November 24, 2010
This is my first blog post on www.kenyanvibe.com Why a Cheetah wouldn’t return home Last month I wrote a blog entitled – Will the Cheetah ever return home? As I prepare to move back home myself, I have been inundated with various questions regarding why, how and where. I try to answer as much as […]
We are all African – www.africaontheblog.com post
November 20, 2010
Football is one of my other full-time passions. Anyone who truly knows me will tell you this. I am one of the ‘biggest’ Manchester United supporters out there. I have followed my beloved team for years and I am also a proud owner of a signed football (the whole team including Cantona, Giggs, Becks and […]
‘For My Sisters’ series & Emang – the blogger
November 14, 2010
Emang has fast become one of my favourite bloggers and this is an example to illustrate my point. This particular blog is entitled ‘I grew up…’ I wrote a verse in June 2008 which was meant to be part of a series of scribes – the ‘For my Sister’ series. Needless to say I never […]
The 2011 Management Development Program
October 31, 2010
ALB offers scholarships to qualified residents of Africa who wish to obtain an MBA through one of our partner universities. Scholarship comes with great responsibility, and as such, ALB scholarships are offered as part of the ALB Fellowship Program. Register now to receive updates as new partner MBA programs and scholarships are added. Scholarships: We […]
Reinventing the wheel – Africaontheblog post
October 10, 2010
I blog here as well: www.africaontheblog.com and this is my recent post: - Reinventing the wheel Some of my good friends happen to be Kenyan. Naturally being Zimbabwean I have been observing the events in Kenya economically, politically and otherwise with great interest. I am completely fascinated by this country which was embroiled in massive […]
Africa – The Good News article – Africa is the Future
September 28, 2010
Today Africa – The Good News published an article I wrote. I received the email just before lunch time. It truly was a very humbling experience. The article is published here
The Forgotten Children
September 10, 2010
I blog here too: - http://www.africaontheblog.com This is my first post: - The Forgotten Children Last week on Tuesday, I received a text message which simply read ‘Tune to BBC2 now’. A good friend of mine had sent it while I was making dinner. I stopped and immediately switched over to BBC 2. What she wanted me […]
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Sir Nige
About me
‘Life is a journey and not a destination’ or so I’ve heard. This is part of my journey…What began as a simple blog to house my art eventually turned into a hub where my various thoughts are documented and displayed. I discuss life in general, my constant love affair with Zimbabwe and indeed the continent as a whole. I am absolutely in love with the entrepreneurial journey – constantly reading about it and trying in my own way to live it. I guess this blog documents my journey - walk with me for a while….
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