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    • in Africa · Press · Society & Culture

    Most Influential Africans of 2014

    New African Magazine has published its 48th Year December 2014 edition titled ” Most Influential Africans of 2014“. Thank you New African for voting Ms. Maireme Jamme as one of the most influential Africans for 2014. New African is a monthly news magazine based in London. Published since 1966, read by many people across the African continent and the African […]

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    The Power of Saying Thank You 1
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    The Power of Saying Thank You

    Reminding ourselves to feel grateful can improve our hapiness and health. Most of us don’t take a conscious effort to catalogue our blessings, I think that a big mistake. Gratitude is a virtue and an emotion, a knowing awarness that we are the recepients of godness. It is distinctive.and discernible from other postive states. In fact, i would say it […]

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    Words means a lot..

    Thanks to Wordle.net for allowing me to do this 🙂

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    How can you help stop women sexual abuse in Dakar? 0
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    How can you help stop women sexual abuse in Dakar?

    One of the initiatives of the Mariéme Jamme Foundation is to help abused women get a new and sustainable life, through education, mentoring, and information. The word abuse is meaningless in countries like Dakar; they don’t understand it and many people really laugh at you when you start talking about it. They think it’s a Joke. 2 in 5 women […]

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  • The World Trade Organisation and Poverty in Africa. 0
    • in Africa · Society & Culture

    The World Trade Organisation and Poverty in Africa.

    I have decided to fight against this organisation this year. My plan is to make to make sure that Mr Obama and his administration understands and changes the policies in this corrupted organisation. I know my challenge will be tough, but I am prepared to fight and divulge there disgrace through my Foundation, MariemeJamme.org. The current Agreement on Agriculture was […]

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    Lords, Escroc’s, Sir’s, Señorita’s, MBE’s and all the rest…

    Great Britain, what a nation? We like it here especially when Mr Gordon Brown is blowing up our money, telling us every day that we will be fine, as the situation we are in is really a global crisis mainly created by the Americans. We can believe in the story of Ali Baba Mr Brown, we all be rich one […]

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