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Africa Straight Up! Let’s Tell our Stories

Africa Straight Up! Let’s Tell our Stories

Since independence, we’ve been building the African revolution with words. A new spirit is needed in Africa; the current status-quo must be fought against with knowledge but this knowledge must be purely scientific, deliberate and action driven. it’s starts with our ability to tell our own stories. This is the very reason Feint & Margin [...]

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Seeking Management Consultation Solutions is Key to the Growth of Small Businesses

Every entrepreneur wants their small business to be successful so every segment of professional advice can go a long way in obtaining business goals. Consultants to a business offer invaluable expertise that aim to help your business succeed, or achieve its goals. According to the latest survey done on the ease of doing business in [...]

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Telling Our African Stories!

Telling Our African Stories!

Since independence, we’ve been building the African revolution with words. A new spirit is needed in Africa; the current status-quo must be fought against with knowledge but this knowledge must be purely scientific, deliberate and action driven. It starts with our ability to tell our own stories. This is the very reason Feint & Margin [...]

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Ghana’s First Presidential Youth Dialogue

Brief Overview of the Youth Situation in Ghana   Ghana has a relatively youthful population which faces various challenges. The National Population Council observes that although the population of young people is projected to decline in the near future, their continuous increase in absolute numbers after 2025 poses a challenge to the government. According to [...]

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Policy Focus: Ghana’s Election 2012

     

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Nzulezo Exhibition by Ghanaian-Canadian Photographer George Qua-Enoo

Upcoming photo exhibit and fundraiser features remote African “lake village”   In 2011 George Qua-Enoo a Ghanaian-Canadian photographer decided to visit his home country Ghana after being away for almost a decade. With a desire to experience more of his home country, he ventured into towns and cities he had never visited while growing up. [...]

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Call for Entries – UN World Summit Youth Awards

Call for Entries – UN World Summit Youth Awards

The UN World Summit awards is a great opportunity for local entrepreneurs in technology and I would appreciate it if you could spread the word to companies or people in your network or let me know who you think I should also contact. There are only 10 days left before the competition closes. The Youth [...]

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Happy Africa Day from us at Feint & Margin

Happy Africa Day from us at Feint & Margin
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Naa Shika

Naa Shika

Yesterday I met a young woman called Naa Shika, Who is a Junior High School drop out. Her father was unable to send her to High School and her chances of gaining an education diminished further when she fell pregnant with her first child.  She sells purewater in Michel Camp in Tema, ghana. Naa Shika [...]

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Keynote address by Joel Netshitenzhe executive director of the Mapungubwe Institute (Mistra)

I should take this opportunity to congratulate the Mail & Guardian for a welcome initiative, in a systematic and creative manner, to raise the public prominence of what should, in any country, be the pride of a nation. By profiling young talent on an annual basis in this manner, [the] Mail & Guardian not only [...]

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