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New Research from Mercator Advisory Group Resetting Perceptions on Growth of Electronic Payments in Africa    

When companies are looking at regions for overseas investment, Africa generally comes in last in terms of overall attractiveness. On the surface, it is easy to understand the payments industry’s reluctance to invest heavily in Africa. But Africa is a continent filled with potential for e-payments and within the next three to five years, the global payments industry will increasingly look

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As it stands now, the GOP will never win another presidential election. 

Let me explain what I mean: 3828566196?profile=original

The American electorate has changed, and with it - so too has the formula to win elections. 

The GOP's goal of turning out their base of older, white voters and winning over independents is no longer sufficient to win presidential elections. 

For too long the GOP has been content with just appealing to white voters. We will never heal America and win consistently until conservatives are just as su

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  • Black Conservatives File Supreme Court Brief Asking Justices to Clarify Disparate Impact in Fair Housing Act
  • Case Could Set Major Precedent for Race and Regulation
  • Court Accepted Two Similar Cases Settled Before Consideration -- It's Time for Court to Finally Rule on the Issue

Washington, DC - With the U.S. Supreme Court finished handing down opinions for its recently-completed term, members of the Project 21 black leadership network joined a legal brief that was recently filed with the Court t

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WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE: ADDRESSING VIOLENCE AND APATHY AMONG YOUNG BLACK MALES 3828565979?profile=original “Until we engage children, youth and families are around serious survival and developmental needs we will continue to see senseless acts of violence in communities. Changing the mindset of people in communities is our only alternative to address violence.” ~ David Miller, M.Ed. - Founder of the Dare To Be King Project

Dare To Be King: What if The Prince Lives? A Survival Workbook for African American Males is an inn

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Thus Saith the LORD, Book Two 

I am more that delighted to announce the publication of my second book:  Thus Saith the LORD, Book Two. 

This book goes into greater detail focusing even more on the Righteous Laws, Statutes, and Judgments of the CREATOR GOD, HIS WORD regarding these “Latter Days”, HIS WRATH upon the evil and wicked of this world, the gathering and recovery of HIS Covenant People, the SEED of Jacob, and the re-establishment of HIS Holy Temple that will again be founded in HIS Holy C

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Technology in education, e-learning and empowering teachers to use these in the classroom of the future will be a strong theme at the upcoming SABC Education African EduWeek in Johannesburg next week. More than 85 leading suppliers of technology, stationery and content to the education sector will showcase their offering when some 2000 teachers and education experts gather for an interactive conference and expo from 10-11 July at the Sandton Convention Centre.

Entry to the expo is free and visit
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descr_magazine_img_2.jpgMauritius has built up a solid reputation as an investment hub, reliable and safe in terms of good governance as well as ethical, economic and political transparency. This little country, which combines a lively feeling for business with an attractive lifestyle, has achieved one of the fastest growth rates in sub-Saharan Africa.

In the latest issue of Luxury Mauritius Magazine, http://www.luxurymauritiusmagazine.com/en/
you will find testimonies, interviews of expatriates and investors who are l

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Celebrating the holidays of our captors

CELEBRATING THE HOLIDAYS OF OUR CAPTORS

Today is July 4th and people are celebrating the Independence of the United States, and that would also include descendants of Slaves.  Ironically, just as Blacks were converted to worship the man-god, JC, the god of the Slavers, they are also encouraged to observe the celebrations such as the Independence Day of the very people who have wreaked havoc and misery in their lives.  Some Blacks are doing very well financially in the US and in other Slave Nation

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3828565797?profile=original [by Dr. Ron Daniels] Each year during the Fourth of July holiday season, I inevitably turn my attention to Frederick Douglass’ extraordinary July 5, 1852 oration in Rochester, New York in which he denounced the hypocrisy of a nation that celebrated its “independence” while millions of sons and daughters of Africa were held in bondage as slaves. He declared: “What to the American slave is your Fourth of July? I answer: A day that reveals to him more than all other days in the year, the gross inj

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Happy 4th, but how can I be happy when

Waving American flags, the citizens of Murietta, California  turned back buses carrying undocumented immigrants to a center for processing because the centers in Texas was full and in deplorable conditions. The undocumented immigrants were children who had desperately taken a hazardous  journey all the way from Central America and had been detained in Texas under the most deplorable conditions. Transporting them away from there was virtually an act of mercy.

“Not with my tax money” these flag wav

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You’re Still My Little Boy

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Have you ever felt guilty for saying ‘NO’ to your son when he’s asked for something that he did

I remember the story my husband tells where his ex-wife bought a car for their (teenage) son against his wishes. Son crashed the car by the third week of owning it. What do you say? Mothers say “I’m glad he’s unharmed. What a blessing.” Fathers say “That boy didn’t need a car. He’s too young for the responsibility and he won’t take care of it.” Fathers remember when they were teen boys and are speaking

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20140703143001ENPRN124286-Heart-Mind-Strategies-Freedoms-90-1404397801MR.jpg?1404401808&width=350This weekend our nation celebrates its 238th year of independence, yet freedom is not ringing from every mountainside in our sweet land of liberty.  More than 70 years ago Franklin D. Roosevelt outlined four freedoms that every person in the world ought to enjoy, including some from the very first amendment of the Constitution: freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom from want, and freedom from fear.

A new poll, released today by Heart+Mind Strategies, asked Americans if we as a country a

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 Of adolescents visiting the emergency department for any reason, one in five girls and one in eight boys reported dating violence in the past year.  According to a study published online Monday in Annals of Emergency Medicine, dating violence among adolescents was also strongly associated with alcohol, illicit drug use and depression ("Dating Violence Among Male and Female Youth Seeking Emergency Department Care") http://tinyurl.com/oakk4aq

"An enormous number of youth and adolescents have alr

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3828565813?profile=originalOn June 30, a divided Supreme Court ruled that if a “closely-held” (family-run) company chooses not to cover contraceptives it is legally okay, and just tough luck for their female employees. With Orwellian reasoning, 5 out of 9 justices stated that the freedom of religion of these companies and bosses is more compelling than women’s healthcare and right to decide when, or if, to have children. This depravity towards women is a reflection of the on-going rightward turn in U.S. politics.

This dec

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[by Peter Williamson] As an Executive Business Coach and successful business owner, I work with entrepreneurs on a daily basis. Much of what I focus on deals with the 5 levels of the Entrepreneur Ladder as a starting point to help business owners gain a better understanding of the fundamentals that distinguish extraordinary entrepreneurs from just ordinary ones.

While each business owner has traits that are unique, there are certain traits all entrepreneurs must have in order to be successful.

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Black Activists Call 50th Anniversary of Civil Rights Act Enactment "Bittersweet" Occasion, Since Many Fail to Recognize the Progress That Has Been Made.
PROJ21.gif?width=250"The Civil Rights Act changed American culture... racist sentiment became largely outdated and unacceptable ...black people... are now the masters of their own destiny."

"Today, black Americans and other minorities no longer face the daunting obstacles that existed prior to 50 years ago. The public square and corridors of commerce are overwhelm

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Five Reasons for Americans to Applaud Hobby Lobby’s Victory: Freedom, Finances, Privacy, Equality and the Constitution

National Center for Public Policy Research Chairman Amy Ridenour has the following statement regarding the Supreme Court's decision today in Burwell (formerly Sebelius) v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc.and Conestoga Wood Specialties Corp. v. Burwell to strike down ObamaCare's HHS contraception mandate and uphold an employer's right not to be forced to provide birth control and early

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~ Hobby Lobby Decision Hailed by Black Activists ~
Black activists with the Project 21 black leadership network are cheering today's U.S. Supreme Court ruling that frees employers with strong religious and family beliefs from being forced to pay exorbitant fines to practice their faith.


"Today, the Supreme Court reaffirmed the fundamental principle that government may not impose undue burdens on the free exercise of religion," said Project 21 Co-Chairman Horace Cooper, a legal commentator who ta

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NATIONAL BLACK STORYTELLING CONTEST SEEKS COMMUNITY HEROES nabs-slide04.jpg Who are our unsung, unknown and uncrowned heroes/ sheroes who have had and are having a profound impact on our lives? The National Association of Black Storytellers, Inc. (NABS) encourages our community members to tell family, neighborhood and historical stories, and to enter video narratives into the 2nd annual NABS National Storytelling Contest.

Recently during the most valuable player award ceremony sponsored by the MBA, Kevin Durant,

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Fears Rise, Communities Respond in West Africa Ebola Outbreak

BRAC and Jeffrey Wright's Taia Peace Foundation say additional funds are needed to mobilize health workers and stop spread of deadly disease

Amidst fears that an Ebola outbreak is spreading out of control in parts of West Africa, the anti-poverty organization BRAC is calling for additional resources to stop the spread of the deadly virus.

“People are now afraid,” said Tapan Karmakar, country representative of BRAC Sierra Leone, wh

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