Dr MathewRegenAfrica is a regeneration and development initiative promoting Africa as an investment destination for the world and encouraging effective Public and Private Partnership (PPP) for local infrastructural development.RegenAfrica has both medium and long-term visions to regenerate Africa through promoting sustainable growth in infrastructure, human capital, local wealth and effective leadership and governance. This includes direct investments in people, systems and structures to facilitate growth create local wealth and help to reduce poverty within the communities.These regeneration programmes will be driven by our 'PEPS' Strategy - Political, Economic, Physical and Socio-cultural interventions aimed at regenerating the community on a scale that will propel rapid development and increased Private Finance Initiatives (PFI) in the key growth sectors within our communities. For further details :www.regenafrica.com
The Kenya High Commissioner UK H.E Joseph muchemi at a Bussines Award ceremonyNEWSLETTERS
10/08 Issue 7 PDF
10/08 Issue 7 PDF
EXHHIBITION by
Carlos Reyes-Manzo
PRISONERS OF EXILE
29th October, 6pm
Khalili Lecture Theatre, SOAS
Photojournalist and poet Carlos Reyes-Manzo presents a haunting series of images and words on the Saharawi refugee camps in Algeria
Q&A with Carlos Reyes-Manzo, Zroug Lula (Saharawi Info press), Aminattou Haidar (Amnesty International Prisoner of Conscience)
Followed by live music
RSVP ras_research@soas.ac.uk
The Royal African Society, in association with the Centre of African Studies
Part of the Sandblast Festival www.sandblast-arts.org
SOAS ▪ Thornhaugh Street ▪ Russell Square ▪ London WC1H
Ayoub mzee with Mr Barno Kenya commercial Attache UK
Kenya’s total area is about 587,000 sq km of which 576,076 sq km is land and 11,230 sq km is covered by water. Of the total land area 16% is a high to medium potential. The rest is arid and semi-arid and therefore of low agricultural potential. Out of the ASAL’s 48 million Ha, 24 million Ha is only useful for nomadic pastrolism, the rest can support some commercial ranching and irrigated agriculture but with a lot of physical infrastructure input.
The critical farming characteristic is that 5 million people live and derive their livelihoods in ASAL areas, the rest of the population is in the 16% of the land area. In a country where 80% of the population depend on agriculture, the high and medium potential areas have been reduced to small scale farms of up to 0.5 – 10 ha. Infact, 81% of small-scale farmers occupy holdings of less than 2 ha. With the population growth rate of 3.2%, the pressure on land will continuously reduce the capacity to sustain food production and cash crop farming.
Carlos Reyes-Manzo
PRISONERS OF EXILE
29th October, 6pm
Khalili Lecture Theatre, SOAS
Photojournalist and poet Carlos Reyes-Manzo presents a haunting series of images and words on the Saharawi refugee camps in Algeria
Q&A with Carlos Reyes-Manzo, Zroug Lula (Saharawi Info press), Aminattou Haidar (Amnesty International Prisoner of Conscience)
Followed by live music
RSVP ras_research@soas.ac.uk
The Royal African Society, in association with the Centre of African Studies
Part of the Sandblast Festival www.sandblast-arts.org
SOAS ▪ Thornhaugh Street ▪ Russell Square ▪ London WC1H
Ayoub mzee with Mr Barno Kenya commercial Attache UKKenya’s total area is about 587,000 sq km of which 576,076 sq km is land and 11,230 sq km is covered by water. Of the total land area 16% is a high to medium potential. The rest is arid and semi-arid and therefore of low agricultural potential. Out of the ASAL’s 48 million Ha, 24 million Ha is only useful for nomadic pastrolism, the rest can support some commercial ranching and irrigated agriculture but with a lot of physical infrastructure input.
The critical farming characteristic is that 5 million people live and derive their livelihoods in ASAL areas, the rest of the population is in the 16% of the land area. In a country where 80% of the population depend on agriculture, the high and medium potential areas have been reduced to small scale farms of up to 0.5 – 10 ha. Infact, 81% of small-scale farmers occupy holdings of less than 2 ha. With the population growth rate of 3.2%, the pressure on land will continuously reduce the capacity to sustain food production and cash crop farming.
KENYA HIGH COMMISSION UK NEWSLETTER : click on link below:
10/08 Issue 7 PDF
WOWEN! WOMEN IN BUSINESS!
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The BAME Women's Business Network Consortium (BWBN Consortium) will lead a group of 200 of the UK's top BAME business women to : Examine the 'Six Pillars' of the Women’s Enterprise Task Force.
Networking Surgeries /Private Appointments for international delegates.
Chair - Sarah Ebanja - Deputy Chief Executive - LDA , Brenda King - Women's National Commission, Dr Glenda Stone - Women's Taskforce Chair, Ruth Brothwell - Supply London, Jackie Brierton - Prowess, Benjamin Smart - Business Link London Bryan Treherne -UKTI, Patricia Green WPG Marketing USA AND Workshops - Doing Business In India / Doing Business In China / Be successful in the Olympic Supply Chain
ASAP Communications is marketing this event on behalf of BWBNC:Email:info@asapcomms.co.uk
http://www.blackwomeninbusiness.com/
I've now got this amazing offer of tickets hope you can make it and/or kindly inform others of this event.
Find out more and book your free ticket byCalling 0207 978 9488 and mentioning the Voice NewspaperRefreshments and Lunch provided.
To confirm attendance use our Online Booking Form
( Cc: http://us.f516.mail.yahoo.com/ym/Compose?To=info@paceworking.co.uk)
Mention The Voice and Paceworking and you could win a surprise gift.
The BAME Women's Business Network Consortium (BWBN Consortium) will lead a group of 200 of the UK's top BAME business women to : Examine the 'Six Pillars' of the Women’s Enterprise Task Force.
Networking Surgeries /Private Appointments for international delegates.
Chair - Sarah Ebanja - Deputy Chief Executive - LDA , Brenda King - Women's National Commission, Dr Glenda Stone - Women's Taskforce Chair, Ruth Brothwell - Supply London, Jackie Brierton - Prowess, Benjamin Smart - Business Link London Bryan Treherne -UKTI, Patricia Green WPG Marketing USA AND Workshops - Doing Business In India / Doing Business In China / Be successful in the Olympic Supply Chain
ASAP Communications is marketing this event on behalf of BWBNC:Email:info@asapcomms.co.uk
http://www.blackwomeninbusiness.com/
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