The Times Of Africa - July - August 2013
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At THE TIMES OF AFRICA our mantra is to bring AFRICA to the WORLD. It is our earnest endeavor to make our readers cognizant of the opportunities and happenings existing in Africa. This issue has an electrifying story on President Obama’s visit to Africa as the Top Story. A warm welcome was accorded to President Obama when he visited three African nations viz. Senegal, South Africa and Tanzania. This visit by President Obama is a step in the right direction in bolstering economic ties between Africa and United States. As a Special Report, you can find the fine points of India Show scheduled to be held in Tanzania with a special feature on the East African country, Tanzania. For all those energetic travelers this issue has a list of destination which the Incredible India has in its kitty. There is lot more interesting and mindboggling articles, so read on…..
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Furniture - A Growth Oriented Industry
Africa constitutes 16.36% of the total world population and contributes 3% to the world Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Africa is a huge pool of population, which is projected to expand and grow rapidly. By 2050, 2.4 billion more people are expected on the planet out of which 1.3 billion are expected to be born in Africa. The majority of the world’s population growth is expected to take place in Africa. It is said that where there is population, there are enormous opportunities. Business opportunities is one the aspect of this broad spectrum of opportunities.
The Stunning Rise of Vernon Philander
“There is only one thing that makes a dream impossible to achieve: the fear of failure.”
Egypt , a Dream in the Desert
The Arab republic of Egypt, a democratic republic, commonly known as Egypt's is a silent beauty. This nation is one of its kind. Its beauty lies in its culture and heritage. Egypt may not have many natural attractions but man has surely made its mark by building one of the most unique structures that is; the pyramids.It is mostly comprised of desert area. Trees, forests,and tropical areas are rare here. It can get as unique as possible; it is situated on the northeast corner of Africa and southwest corner of Asia by a land bridge formed by the Sinai Peninsula.Hence it is called a transcontinental country.
Committed and Compassionate Madame Khady Fall Tall
A remarkable woman, a woman of action, a visionary…that’s what Madame Khady Fall Tall is! She is the Chairman of the West African Women Association (WAWA) doing incredible work for the woman of West Africa. The benefit of her commendable work spreads over 16 West African countries. We had the good fortune of having Madame Tall with us. Read this memorable interview to know her better.
Developing He Mind and Body Connection
Our overall health and wellness decides our state of being and how balanced we feel in certain situations also is a reflection of our own being.
Conscious Conception for a Healthy Pregnancy and Happy Babies
A mother is the soil in which a child grows, embodies, and learns the deepest lessons of life. Others who are close to an expecting mother, including the father and siblings or the family, are also a part of the Attachment Womb and can become conscious about the part they are playing in the making of a baby, and the welcoming of a Soul. Mothers in particular can be very influential, in a positive way, in the creation of a securely attached child who feels wanted, safe and loved.
A Haven Of Solidity And Neutrality
Djibouti acknowledges the crucial need for foreign investment to encourage economic development. The country’s assets include a strategic geographic location, tax incentives favorable to business, Free Zones, an open trade regime, and a stable currency. The government of Djibouti has recognized a number of priority sectors for investment; transport/shipping, services (logistics and port-related), energy, tourism, and fishing.
Make Your Way To Djibouti
All credit goes to Djibouti’s fortuitous setting between East Africa and the Middle East, on a key trade route between Asia and Europe, the nation has long played a vital role in regional trading.
Renewable Energy: A National Priority
Renewable energy is reliable and plentiful and will potentially be very cheap once technology and infrastructure improve.
A Legend Lives For Eternity
Some players are good, some are great and some are legends. Laurent N’Dri Pokou was a legend. It was unfortunate that the star player left us and took to the path of heaven on the November 13, 2016 after a long span of illness. Born on August 10, 1947, Pokou was only 19 when the Ivorians first picked him for their National Team.
