Happy birthday....

Another birthday child today

Do you know who he is?

Find it out after cut:

Beauty of the Day - Yvonne Okoro!

Beautiful Ghanian actress Yvonne Okoro is today's beauty of the Day!

Yvonne celebrated her birthday yesterday!

Below are some facts about Yvonne Okoro

Yvonne Okoro is born to a Nigerian dad and Ghanaian mother.

Yvonne did Bachelor of Arts, combining English and Linguistics.  

This is her dog Pipi

Yvonne Okoro has received Ghana Movie Award's Best Actress Award in 2010

Happy Birthday Rita Ora!

The young singer was born on 26th November 1990 in Pristina / Kosovo.
Rita Ora is a celebrated singer in Britain, she already has three number one hits this year!
Her songs "Hot Right Now", "How we do (party)" and "RIP" ended up number one hits in the UK.
Rita Ora named Gwen Stefani as her biggest influence, she said about her: “Do you know how much I love that woman? I love everything about her."
Her Style in her R.I.P video said it all. Like her idol she has blond hair and uses a bright red lipstick and the dressing is similar!

I wish her a happy 21th birthday!


R.I.P is a great song!




"Hot Right Now"  is a very nice Drum&Bass track!
It trhrough me back to my D'n'B times!
Drum&Bass has made me dance till 5 o'clock in the morning, including blisters on my feet :)

GOOD Morning and a happy Monday!

Trust in the LORD
with all your heart,
And lean not on your own understanding;
In all your ways acknowledge him,
And He shall direct your paths.
Proverbs 3:5-6

Africa for Norway - A charity organization

Africa has seen it all. If Western industrial nations, especially in the Christmas season is raising money for Africa, Africa is represented very needy and weak. Children without clothes, skinny kids, slams, very poor hygiene supplies and so much more.

We have heard so many "well-intentioned" Songs for Africa, "We Are The World" "Do they not its christmas."

The Norwegian Students' and Academics' International Assistance Fund has now turned the picture! This time africa helps an industrial nation. Here is their brief description of the video:

Imagine if every person in Africa saw the "Africa for Norway" video and this was the only information they ever got about Norway. What would they think about Norway?

If we say Africa, what do you think about? Hunger, poverty, crime or AIDS? No wonder, because in fundraising campaigns and media that's mainly what you hear about.

The pictures we usually see in fundraisers are of poor African children. Hunger and poverty is ugly, and it calls for action. But while these images can engage people in the short term, we are concerned that many people simply give up because it seems like nothing is getting better. Africa should not just be something that people either give to, or give up on.

The truth is that there are many positive developments in African countries, and we want these to become known. We need to change the simplistic explanations of problems in Africa. We need to educate ourselves on the complex issues and get more focus on how western countries have a negative impact on Africa's development. If we want to address the problems the world is facing we need to do it based on knowledge and respect.

The video was posted on 16 Published November and now has over a million views.

What do you think about the idea? I think the idea is great, the video is to show the rich countries that Africa is not all that weak and hopeless as it is portrayed in the media. Many things are changing day by day on this great continent! Africa and its inhabitants would do very well if the progresses would be more mentioned in the media. Good work Bos and Sis!

To all fashionistas would you wear this?

The youth is africas HOPE!

Africa has soooo many opportunities and talents out there! 15-Year-Old Kelvin Doe is an engineering whiz living in Sierra Leone who scours the trash bins for spare parts, which he uses to build batteries, generators and transmitters. Completely self-taught, Kelvin has created his own radio station where he broadcasts news and plays music under the moniker, DJ Focus. Kelvin became the youngest person in history to be invited to the "Visiting Practitioner's Program" at MIT.



 


Stories such as these and, of the four girls who have invented a Urine-Powered Generator bring hope and pride back to africa. It is not only in science where we have brilliant young minds but in so much more. Our schools and governments need to see such talents and support them massively, because they are our future, the future of Africa!

I hope to hear more possitive news of these students!