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Posted: Wednesday October 13th, 2004 16:37 |
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Would you like to run your own business?
Have you ever thought of learning an African language?
Do you not think that we as people of African origin should have some form of African identity or linkage to Africa?
Have you seriously considered what kind of career you would like to embark upon when you leave full-time education?
Would you like some assistance in formulating a clearer idea of your career prospects?
Insaka movement for Africanisation will be running a series of projects (which we have entitled the Nia program), from November. There will be two main programs and a series of seminars;
1. The Ujamaa program- this scheme is run under young enterprise, it is a company program where young people from the ages of 15-19, can set and run there own business throughout the course of the academic year.
2. The Sankofa program- (open to all ages) African language classes, specifically Swahili language classes aimed at developing our cultural link with Africa in a definite and permanent way. Swahili is a very interesting and important language for us, firstly it is the most widely spoken African language on the continent and secondly Swahili is already very popular amongst Africans in the Diaspora.
3. The Ujima program- a series of seminars, talks and workshops aimed at addressing any problems of career development for young people.
If any of this seems interesting to you do you hesitate to contact us:
Tel: 07782 143 573 or E-mail: insaka_mfa@yahoo.co.uk
Insaka movement for Africanisation is an African organisation which has been recently set up to work with young people in the African community, by ‘African’ we mean African, African-Caribbean, African-British etc, basically we are referring to all people of African descent regardless of their nationality. Don’t be scared off by the name either, ‘Africanisation’ is simply a process or strategy whereby we can begin to identify ourselves as more than just a skin colour, but by our history, origin, culture, past, present and future.
Peace
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Posted: Friday October 22nd, 2004 15:03 |
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Update!!!
Insaka movement for Africanisation held the preliminary session for the Nia program on Saturday 30th October, which resulted in a lively discussion on identity and programme content.
We will hold the introductory/African history session next weekend, Saturday 13th November, where we will go into detail about Insaka ideology, in addition, we will discuss how Economics and Culture has changed throughout our history.
Do not miss the introductory session !!!.
This event is not only for young people the langauge classes are open to persons over the age of 14. We would also benefit from input of elders, so all are welcome.
All Nia programs are: Free
The Swahili language classes (Sankofa program) is: Free and open to most age groups (from teenagers upwards),
The Enterprise scheme (Ujaama program) is: Free and open to young people from the ages of 15-19
The Education and Career seminars (Ujima program) is: Free and open to young people (16-25).
Can we all please attend, it doesn't matter whether or not you live in Brent, if you live in a commutable distance and you are interested, make the effort. If you require more information or you just want to network please contact us at insaka_mfa@yahoo.co.uk.
Uhuru
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Posted: Monday November 1st, 2004 11:39 |
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| If anyone would like some info from Insaka movement please PM or e-mail me: insaka_mfa@yahoo.co.uk
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Posted: Wednesday November 17th, 2004 21:16 |
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Update !!!
The first Swahili language class will be held on Saturday 20th November, from 2pm till 4pm at the same venue.
Uhuru
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