The article offers information on the Oyè Palaver Hut Inc. whose mission is to provide Cultural Enrichment Programs that present diverse African cultures. It informs that Vera Oyè Yaa Anna used to supervise the people join the program to learn African culture. She started a program called Culinary Griots to educate both children and adults about preparation of nutritious foods.
The article reports on the open letter of Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf a.k.a. Ma Ellen in the International Day of the African Child regarding investment in quality education for children especially the girls for Africa to rise.
Reports on the Textbooks for a Global Society program sponsored by the U.S. Agency for International Development in Africa. Value of the program; Problems encountered by African educators in using imported books.
POWER (Social sciences), EDUCATION, BRAINSTORMING, YOUTH, ECONOMICS
Abstract
The article reports on the move of Charles Njoroge, the Deputy Secretary General of the East African Community (EAC), to ask the African region to invest in empowerment and youth education during his speech at the Tanzania Model United Nations (TMUN) conference. Topics discussed include the need for proactive measures related to competitiveness of youth to ensure their role in the global economy, an integration process through education, and brainstorming.
Published
2014
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