Great initiative by President Wade of Senegal. No doubt some will criticize him with complaints of "charity starts at home," just as Ghanaians criticized Nkrumah roughly 50 year ago for bailing out Mali. But Wade has a big vision. We should support this pan-African effort vigorously while simultaneously shoring up domestic policies to stamp out poverty. GI
Source: Africagoodnews
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Senegal will house 160 Haitian youngsters. The president, Abdoulaye Wade, is offering them a university programme as well. The idea is to provide them with specialized, professional training to give them the skills and expertise needed to stimulate the economic, social and cultural recovery of Haiti. The plans were revealed by the minister for Humanitarian and International Affairs, Mamodou Lamine Ba, during a press conference held in Dakar.
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• Senegal President, Abdoulaye Wade, offers free land to Haitians
tags: Senegal, Ghana, abdoulaye wade, kwame nkrumah, haiti
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