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Villages in Action

5 Oct 2011

Do UK African diaspora have a role in achieving the MDGs?

by Ida Horner | posted in: African Diaspora, International Policy, Poverty in Africa | 0

    On Thursday 29th September 2011 a reception was held at the UK Parliament. The theme of the reception was Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and the Role of  the UK African Diaspora The reception was hosted by AFRICA -UK … Read More

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27 Feb 2011

Time to tell Africa’s story?

by Ida Horner | posted in: Politics | 0

his is the conclusion reached by  The Observer newspaper and they have written several articles to prove it In the first article The Observer editorial tells the readers that Africa has regenerated itself , Europe and Britain in particular must … Read More

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Africa, Bono, Ory Okolloh, Villages in Action
2 Jan 2011

Villages in Action – I would like to hear more of these conversations

by Ida Horner | posted in: African Politics, Poverty | 0

  Happy New Year folk. How are you getting on with your New year’s resolutions so far? I know this is an odd question but what exactly are New year’s resolutions? Are the goals or aspirations? I recently stumbled across … Read More

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16 Nov 2010

Are Africans in the Diaspora real Africans

by Ida Horner | posted in: African Diaspora, Uganda | 0

or do we cease being Africans when we leave Africa? As  some  of you will be aware our guest blogger here Teddy Ruge of Project Diaspora is organising a Villages in Action conference in Uganda and he explained how and … Read More

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9 Nov 2010

Taking the microphone to the Villagers

by Ida Horner | posted in: Development Policy | 0

In the last post we learned about a new type of conference from TMS Ruge, one that takes the conversation to the poor- VILLAGES IN ACTION I caught up Teddy a few days ago to try and get a better … Read More

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6 Nov 2010

Villages in Action

by Ida Horner | posted in: International Policy, Uganda | 0

Today we welcome Guest blogger Teddy Ruge of Project Diaspora. Teddy is a mobile technology enthusiast and blogs frequently about the African ICT sectors and it’s effects on development. He has served on several panel discussions related to Africa, the … Read More

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