According to a much discussed report by Professor Cramer from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) the answer to this question is not necessarily and according the school’s website these are the key findings from Professor Cranmer’s research … Read More
It is day 14 of Nikki P’s 30 day blog challenge, yesterday we sang to the theme tune from Grease YOU ARE THE ONE I WANT and to day’s challenge is all about how I got started with Ethnic Supplies … Read More
Day 13- today’s task is to write a blog post using a name of a song. If you are a regular here you may remember MAMA SAID THERE WILL BE DAYS LIKE THIS For today’s post it is that tune … Read More
Day 7 of the Nikki P’s blogging challenge is about the importance of photos in blogs. I thought I would share with you my grass root work in pictures, these photos focus on my activities in Uganda last year. In … Read More
Times are currently tough for most and here at Ethnic Supplies Ltd we have felt a little vulnerable since our products can be seen as “little luxuries that we cannot afford” by would be customers. We have certainly heard the … Read More
We are looking to expand our Advocate programme as it helps us help African women help themselves out of poverty. Advocates are people that go out and promote our work either by telling people they know about our work or … Read More
This week I have been looking at the notion of money and poverty in Africa. The question I get asked often and one I would like to try and answer in this thread is How do things work on the … Read More