June newsletter – Global Fund Gets $10 Million to Fight Three Diseases in Africa

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Jun 3rd, 2010 | no responses

The international effort to reduce diseases in Africa are making progress. Japan’s largest pharmaceutical company, Takeda Pharmaceutical Company LTD (Takeda) announced a $10 million investment in the Global Fund towards the fight of diseases such as HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. “Takeda’s commitment to the Global Fund deeply aligns with our corporate mission, which includes putting [...]

June newsletter – Swazi Govt is helping Fight Poverty Through its Water Initiative Programs

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Jun 3rd, 2010 | no responses

A Village gets a New Water System, A bill Collector gets a Break Sifiso Shongwe is the least likable man in Maphilingo community and has the most undesirable job – he is a water bill collector. In the scorching heat of the drought-prone Lubombo Region in the Eastern part of Swaziland, Shongwe not only has [...]

Letter from the founder June 2010

Letter from the founder June 2010

Posted by Paula Naggaga
Jun 3rd, 2010 | no responses

Friends and benefactors of All For Africa, we are making great strides with our Palm Out Poverty Intiative. To date, we have planted 55,000 trees in Ghana. These trees will form the foundation for 36 Beneficiary Oil Trusts that will provide 35 years of operational funding for the NGO/ social projects in Africa. In addition [...]

June newsletter -Basic mobile phones just got smarter in Africa

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Jun 2nd, 2010 | no responses

Special report by The Africa Bazaar magazine Build and develop it and they will use it, so the saying goes. The use of Short Message Service (SMS) is heating up the competitive mobile-phone market in Africa, creating opportunities not just for investors but also for software programmers who are coming up with programs that make the [...]

Newsletters

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Mar 1st, 2010 | no responses

Previous All for Africa newsletters have been archived to the main News archive found under “Current Conversations.” Future newsletters will post here.  Look out for future Newsletters in the coming months.  You can sign up for  our momthly newsletter here    All For Africa newsletter sign up