Skip to main content

Society Nigerian banker pledges to build school in Malawi

Society Nigerian banker pledges to build school in Malawi

Jonathan, Nigeria’s 14th president and the first Nigerian president to visit Malawi was in country for a two-day visit. While in the country, Jonathan launched the Malawi/Nigeria Business Forum and the cassava project under the Presidential Initiative on Poverty and Hunger and met Nigerians living in Malawi. From Malawi, Jonathan went to Botswana.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

‘UBUNTU’ means Africa must take the lead when dealing with Ebola

The concept of ‘Ubuntu’ should be applied to the ethical treatment of Ebola - and other neglected tropical diseases – in order to change the way that African countries respond to the disease. This is according to Professor Thaddeus Metz, Humanities Research Professor, University of Johannesburg. Prof Metz interprets the word ‘Ubuntu’ – which means humanity to others - as requiring ‘honour for other people in communal relationships’ and ‘sharing a way of life’. He was speaking at a packed session of the Ethics, Human Rights and Medical Law conference on the third day of the 5th annual Africa Health Exhibition & Congress, which took place from 5 to 7 May at the Gallagher Convention Centre. Prof Metz said, “Roughly speaking, at the core of Ubuntu is the need to act in a loving way and, in this perspective, wrong behaviour is unloving. I think an Ubuntu ethic recommends that Africans must take the lead when responding to tropical African diseases. I’m afraid the African Union d
Post a Comment
Read more