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Hamid Mohamed. hmohameddz@hotmail.com Birthday: January 20, 1967 a. Education: Diploma in political science (International Relations) Occupation: currently I am general secretary assistant for the foreign relations at arab youth union and the vice prsident for the foreign affaires at general union of arab students . What is your vision of a world that works for everyone? We are now in a wid world , we need mor cooperations and we need mor struggle for coming to the better for peace , brotherhood , justice, discovering the others and change the world to the better for all. What do you see as the most pressing problems facing the world today? The first pressing problemswhat I think facing the world now is how we can accept the others oppinions with love and dialogue and also we need to unify forces and wok for the good to ours peopeles with democracy and development and empowring youth and women participation in dicisions making. How do you feel these problems could The all problems , we can be solved with unify work and coorporation and with the good gouverning and leadership the human resources. Profile I can not discribe my self witout the others whom they live with me in this planette , and I share them, if it is not in geography , religion or language...without doubt I share them in the humanity and struggle for- coming to the better world and for the good of humanity. Only in this context I can discribe my self , maybe I get this vision from my work since I am child in the world youth and students movement at all levels, local, regional and international, also I traveled a lot and participate in many world and regional conferences and events related to youth and students issues , peace , intercultural dialogue... Click Here to read completed book assessments Books Completed: As A Man Thinketh Jonathan Livingston Seagull -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No listings for Benin at this time... No listings for Burundi at this time... Cameroon Yongabi Mumukom Celestine yongabiceles@yahoo.com Birthday: March 4, 1978 Education: MA in Management, BA in Philosophy Occupation: Student What is your vision of a world that works for everyone? A world that works for everyone must have the principle of fairness underlying all other principles. Fairness is important and rules all. What do you see as the most pressing problems facing the world today? Besides HIV/AIDS, Selfishness, exploitation, and for the developing countries, ignorance, poor governance, corruption, mismanagement, poverty and disease. How do you feel these problems could best be solved? Education is the key. Educate the people and you feed them for live. The Heart of Education is the Education of the heart. Except the heart is of cleared of all malice, hatred, deceit, and all evil tendencies, through adequate transformation of mentality. The reality around is just a mirror of what people harbour inside. Profile: I have a Bachelors Degree in Philosophy from the Pontifical Urban University Rome with a sound Background in Human Resource Administration and Personnel Management with the skills of coordinating, Organizing, evaluating, investigating, flexible, highly motivated. I equally have a Diploma in Computing with an exceptional mastery of the Office Package. Equally a Master of Management in the Network Economy, the program is an initiative of the Center for Research on the Applications of Telematics to Organizations and Society (CRATOS) of the Università Cattolica at Piacenza, Italy, in collaboration with the School of Information Management and Systems (SIMS) of the University of California at Berkeley. It is a perfect blend of Information and Communication Technology, with Management and Economics together with Business studies. I like challenging positions which create an environment where curiosity fosters knowledge and where information spurs ideas and working in an atmosphere where research produces solid end results. I am an open-minded, outgoing and resourceful, enquiring mind and optimistic outlook, fast, flexible, dynamic, enthusiastic, dependable and energetic. I possess a good sense of humour and the ability to communicate comfortably at all levels; ensures good Teamwork and an energetic and productive working environment where the exchange of ideas will be most suitable. Decisions about managing people make a difference and faced with the pressures of global competition, social change, and accelerating technological advances, managers are urged to take action. Solutions are not always simple, nor are they unchanging. What works in one set of circumstances may not apply in another setting or with other employees. Thus the search for "the answer" lies in an analysis of the conditions and people involved. Therefore handling the complexities of numbers and people, technicalities and relationships, visioning and controlling, leading and managing, delegating and centralizing, pushing and supporting. In this age of global, instantaneous communication, people who can gather data, translate it clearly and accurately, then present it dynamically and persuasively and especially as the global economy grows, so does the demand for creative, knowledgeable managers and leaders who have the conceptual tools to think critically, understand the applications of today's most sophisticated computer technology to aid in decision-making, and manage effectively the cultural diversity that accompanies work in an international context. Real empowerment means real affordable access to information. Click Here to read Yongabi Mumukom Celestine's Book Assessments Books Completed: As A Man Thinketh Jonathan Livingston Seagull -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chad Ahmat Senoussi ahmatsenoussi@hotmail.com www.ifrance.com/tchad2000 Birthday: February 12, 1978 Education: Bachelor in Architecture Occupation: Student What is your vision of a world that works for everyone? We need to be tolerant and have a big experience for patience. Those ideas no coming if we do no have knowledge and respect for else. Many complexes problem in this life coming by our leaders who give us bad example. We are two block of the world : one rich that you can find easily job and better life and other world that the dream not become reality. The best smart people left their own country because they have not opportunity to exercise their best knowledge. Work for everyone need best example and best thinking. What do you see as the most pressing problems facing the world today? The most pressing problems the world today is a different level. On the level of the individual: people has hungry, ignorant and extremely in religion. Absence of education and minimum of treat of health . Certain peoples were abandoned of their destinations. On the level of nations: Absence real of democracy and freedom in many parts of the world . Leaders don’t work in reality that their peoples waiting for Law of the jungle and power that is currently ruling the world, which I guess will always be the case. Absence real for helping poor nation to be grown . We are now in two systems that will be big problem in the world. Rich and power nation or country impose their vision of different country that not really democracy and freedom without dream of their people. How do you feel these problems could best be solved? On the level of the individual: More access of education for different level of peoples for eliminating ignorance and poverty. People have to be shown the light to hope and work for a better future. On the level of nations: We need leadership with best vision and big personality. Leadership can bring peace and best example. Profile Personal Interests: Travel, meet new people, talk different languages , writing and photograph the nature. Professionally: Building more for my country and particularly for poor people. Organize architecture profession and give of young people access to study architecture. Personally: Simple, honest and sincere. Never smoke and drink. My dream is to bring my best and particularity my experience for my people. Family: I have big family in Chad that my father continue to give us best example. He was minister and Governor in Chad also my old sister was Minister of family work. I have a chance to travel many countries: Morocco, Nigeria, Niger, Cameroun, Benin, Burkina Faso, Mali, Ghana, ivory Coast, France, Belguim, Nederland and now USA. Favorite Books: My favorite book is a celebrate Egyptian Architect : “Build with people “ and “ Dog of Baskerville “ of Charles Homes. Special studies or project: I am study architecture and town planer in Morocco and Togo. I have also personal study in Agribusiness Leadership experience: Coordinator of General Union of students and trainer of outside who’s regroup all Chadian students. Communication: responsible of Chadian student in Togo. Coordinator of Chad Build expo 99 in Ndjamena. Click Here to read Ahmat's Book Assessments Books Completed: Jonathan Livingston Seagull As A Man Thinketh" -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Côte d’Ivoire (West Africa ) Roger Yomba Ngué E-Mails: yombangue@cooperation.net / positive_africa@hotmail.com yroger2@caramail.com / ronyoinvest@yahoo.com Website: www.unoy.org Birthday: 7 may 1972 Education: Business Management & Peacebuilding Occupation : Executive Secretary, Positive Africa - Member of the National Cell "Solidarity and Humatarian Action" chaired by the Minister of Solidarity, Health and Social Security - National Coordinator a.i., National Network of Youth for Intercultural Dialogue (UNESCO’s project) - Deputy Coordinator, National Network for the Promotion of African Union, NEPAD (New Partnership for Africa Development) and Democracy - Coordinator, African Youth Transforming Conflict (UNOY-African Network of Young Peace builders) What is your vision of the world that works for everyone? A world that works for everyone might be base in mutual respect and understanding with the challenge to create a world free of hunger, war, poverty, greed and a blind hegemony. What do you see as the most pressing problems facing the world today? The most pressing problems facing the world nowadays could be summarize in the collapse of fundamental (basic) values that leads to the violation of the sanctity of life and unlimited struggle for material welfare. How do you feel these problems could best be solved? Human beings need to develop their inner vital force not against someone else but for their human revolution. If we agree that we are authors and actors of destiny, the solution of any problem belongs to our own human revolution. Profile Roger Yomba Ngué - Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire I am Cameroonian by birth and an alumnus of the Jesuit fathers. After high school Degree G3 (Marketing), I obtained a college certificate for Business Management with option in Marketing at the Information Technology Institute (ITI), Douala, Cameroon. Other professional certificates earned include Computer base Data Management; Treatment and transmission of information; Leadership; Factory Management; Mining and Petroleum Economy; Proventive Peacebuilding, Conflict Transformation and non-violent conflict resolution obtained in Cameroon, Côte d’Ivoire, South Africa, Ghana and Benin. Currently, I am in my level 3 studies with the International Institute for Global Leadership (IIGL), Asheville, North Carolina, USA. I am also a candidate for a Public service MBA studies at the International Development Department, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom. I grew up in a country (Cameroon) where the classical education system was under turbulence. I then decided to put emphasis in professional training while working to improve my effectiveness to contribute to the development of my country and Africa and a peaceful world. This is still my overall objective. My constant quest is to become a role model for the African youth and symbol of struggle, commitment and determination for a new world leadership and the change in my country Cameroon. I joined IIGL because I felt comfortable with the concept that matches my vision and objective. I am very proud to participate in the program as it strengthens my capacity and improve my leadership ability. Now I wish to serve the Institute by contributing to the development of the curriculum, the drawing up of a francophone branch and motivate French speaking students to join the program. I am holding various college and professional certificates with sound experience in fields as Conflict management, and leadership. I have been nominated as laureate by the international Committee of Century Quality Award, Category gold (Geneva, 2003) and was awarded the NEPAD Award for Individual Personal Contribution (Johannesburg, 2004). I accumulated five year professional experience in the private sector in Cameroon and Cote díIvoire in the fields of Communication, International trading, Business Management and Mining. I occupied the positions of Sales Manager; Director of Strategy and Development; and CEO before joining the civil society in 2000 as Executive Secretary/Director of the NGO POSITIVE AFRICA. In July, 2003, I was appointed regional coordinator of the NEPAD (New partnership for Africa's Development) for the Central Africa civil society. NEPAD is the African Union Development programme. I also served as National coordinator of WANEP (West Africa Network for Peacebuilding) in Cote díIvoire from January, 2004 to June 2005. I am councillor and consultant for various NGOs, Programs, Networks and missions worldwide. I notably served as consultant with UNDP office in Bangui (Central Africa Republic, December 2004), Institut Panos Afrique de líOuest ñ IPAO (Dakar, April-June 2005), the African Union/South Africa Mediation in Cote díIvoire (on going), In my current position as Executive Director of Positive Africa, as assignments, I am policy maker for strategies of intervention for peace building, introduction of the organisation and networks at national, regional and international levels. I lead the organizationís team for the African Union supportive consultation programme. Thus, am conducting first and second standard diplomacy for early warning, Risk Assessment, Good Governance and Human rights. Also coordinate the operations of lobbying and Advocacy to promote the public image of Africa and the poverty alleviation's programme. Responsible for fund raising, budget management, personnel management, editing and editorial management and conference management. Direct a staff of twelve people and about twelve national coordinators. My NEPAD Civil society Coordinator for Central Africa assignments include covering eleven countries for civil society involvement in the NEPAD process: Angola, Burundi, Cameroon, Chad, Congo, Central Africa Republic, DR Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Rwanda and Sao Tome & Principe. Responsible for Projectsí formulation/validation, Fundraising, Drawing up of Terms of reference. Coordinate the sub regional initiatives. Facilitate the designation of National co-ordinations of civil society stakeholders and interaction with the NEPAD Secretariat and funding agencies. Direct Coordinating staffs of five to ten persons in nine countries. My experience includes, inter alia, For my job experience, I am usually referring to Abraham Lincoln's (1809-1865) life. This is to say that I started work very earlier : Representative and Assistant of Consultants for Bartemee's International Consulting Group, based at Douala, Cameroon (1993-1995); Sales Representative for Africa Trading International, based in Yaounde, Cameroon (1995); Assistant Editor and Marketing Adviser of the General Manager of Generation Group Inc., a multimedia Communication Group based at Levallois-Perret, France (1998-1999); Marketing Manager for Isic International, based in Abidjan, Cote díIvoire (August 1999 - May 2001); Strategy and Administration Manager for Isic International (June 2001 - December 2001); Founder and Chief Executive officer of Ronyo Investments International (1999-2001); Permanent secretary for Panafrican Union of Jesuit Alumni constituent congress (1994); Staff member for Panafrican Union of Jesuit Alumni constituent congress (1995); Project Manager for the conception of Ronyo Investments International (1998); Project Manager for the Drawing up of Positive Africa (1999); Lobbying journalist for the National Broadcasting Radio Cote d' Ivoire FM 98 (2001); Organizing Committee member for the International forum of UNESCO on "Cities and cross-culture dialogue" (2001) and Secretary for the organizing committee of the International forum of Civil society and NGOs on African Renaissance. I have had the opportunity to visit the following countries for missions or conferences/ workshops with paper presentations: Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central Africa Republic, Cote díIvoire, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana, Guinea Bissau, Kenya, Mali, Morocco, Mozambique, Nigeria, Niger, Senegal, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Togo and USA. Grants obtained South Africa/African Union Mediation to Cote díIvoire, Monitoring of the Pretoria Peace Agreements, (Abidjan, $ 316,000), 2005 European Union, Projet RÈhabilitation Post-crise (Abidjan, 500†000 euros), 2004†; European Union, Mission of observation of departmental election in Cote díIvoire (Abidjan, $ 32,782.95, 2002 Government of South Africa, Official visit to Pretoria ( Pretoria, Dollar 1,000), 2001 South African Embassy, Participant on African Youth for a culture of Peace Training in Franshhoek, Cape Town (Abidjan, $ 1,000), 2001 South African Embassy, organisation of annual general assemblies in Cote díIvoire (Abidjan, $2,000), 2001 Ets Kuyo Pipeline & Other private donors, launching of Positive Africa at Hotel Sofitel (Abidjan, $ 1,500, 2000. Click Here to read Roger's Book Assessments Books Completed: As A Man Thinketh Jonathan Livingston Seagull Awaken The Giant Within Pulling Your Own Strings Real Magic- Creating Miracles in Every Day Life Unconditional Life Change Your Mind, Change Your Life Success Through a Positive Mental Attitude The Magic Of Thinking Big Love Is Letting Go Of Fear The Spontaneous Fulfillment of Desire Unlimited Power Giant Steps Key To Success: The 17 Principles Of Personal Achievement The Law of Success in Sixteen Lessons, Vol. 1 (Lessons 1-7) The Law of Success in Sixteen Lessons, Vol. 2 (Lessons 8-16) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Egypt Hazem Zohny Email: ha_zo@hotmail.com Birthday: 10 September 1984 Education: IGCSE graduate, currently finished with one semester of university Occupation: Student What is your vision of a world that works for everyone? A world that works for everyone is a world where people have finally realised they have been sleeping all this time. When people, all people, begin to question the most basic ideas ‘who am I?’ ‘Why am I here?’ and ‘what’s important to me and why?’ then peace will slowly but surely reign. Once we become more aware of our spiritual nature and purpose, insecurities will gradually fade, and will therefore be followed by all negative emotions, making space to foster other qualities such as sharing, unconditional love and forgiveness, empathy and a great sense of oneness. Once these qualities take place within people’s hearts, economies, governments and businesses will also manifest these qualities, making the world a step closer to working for everyone. In such a world we realise that, though we may be selfish in nature, it is in our self-interest to be from the need for material security to the enjoyment of simply being exploring the world we are visiting. We begin to feel an excitement for just living, for being on a planet, in some remote solar system that lies in one of billions of galaxies, surrounded by endless forms of life. Our suppressed desire to explore awakens once more and we find peace. What do you see as the most pressing problems facing the world today? Again, it is that we are sleepwalkers. We are not aware of reality. We have forgot our purpose of existence and have lost ourselves in the temporary world of physicality. We can’t see the oneness, and therefore feel afraid, vulnerable and week. The result of this is the wars erupting on the planet, the corruption of businesses and governments and the individual's selfishness. Of course here I speak in general. And though our lack of awareness doesn’t seem to be what is really pressing, but rather it seems to be the wars, famine, disease and corruption, in the background of all this, the essential cause goes to our unawareness of truth. This is what we need to deal with, this is what we need to contemplate. It’s the problem of being asleep that is most pressing. How do you feel these problems could best be solved? Well, if the problem is that we are asleep, then the solution is that we must wake up. We have to begin to observe again, just like we once did when children. Slowly we have to unlearn what we’ve learned and let go of our judgments and conclusions and just observe. As we see the world outside and then gradually begin to look at the world inside, we begin to question, and this is the first step. Question, question, question and seek the truth will all our hearts. Why are we here? What is this world? Where do I come from? What lies beyond? What is truth? What is love? What is justice? Do I have a soul? And is there an afterlife? All these questions and more have to be revisited, but this time not answered by pushing away or relying on an answer we read in a book or were told by a parent. We have to have the direct experience of the answer. This is the start of awakening and this is the key to all problems. Profile: When I was 11, I heard that a relative of mine had developed the ability to heal people just by using his mind. I heard stories of how he stopped hiccups by simply placing his hands on your stomach and eased headaches and toothaches just by the will of his mind. Amazed, I began to ponder what that meant. If this was possible, then what is the limit to what humans can do? Old ideas that I had once discarded as ‘unrealistic’ began to revisit my mind. I was always curious about human potential and a part of me always believed that there was no limit. Nearly 12, I went back to the playground of my mind, in a world where people could fly and just about anything was possible. Discussing this with some friends, we developed an interest in black magic. As time passed, however, I quickly began to realize that this wasn’t what I was looking for, and after hearing a few stories and looking at a couple of books I lost interest in the whole ‘black magic’ business, realizing it’s limitations and dark essence. At the same time though, I began hearing about meditation and the power of the mind and people who sit motionless for hours at a time. That summer I had went to Canada to visit some family, and there I met a lady from Sri Lanka who gave me my first meditation lesson. I significance of good character. However, at that time I was still more impressed by the magical stories I heard, and rather than seeking peace, I wanted power. I got into the whole psychic powers deal, and when I returned from Canada, I spent months, searching ceaselessly on the net for information. 2 years passed and though I had learnt a great deal, I still couldn’t fly nor move objects with the power of the mind. Fortunately, near that time, a lady from India was here giving a three day course on spirituality and I went not know what to expect. It revolutionized everything inside me. All my priorities changed and instead of power, I was now a seeker of truth and peace. And so, my journey began. Reading every book I could get my hands on concerning spirituality, philosophy or religion things slowly began to make sense. I dug into every religion, settled for a while in some and moved on. Equipped with meditation tools, I began to question. ‘Why am I here? Do I have a soul? Is there an afterlife? What’s important to me? And what’s the point of all this?’. As I learned to quiet the internal noise and listen to the silence, the answers started to flow. Some of the books that helped me answer the endless list of questions I had were, ‘Conversations with God’, ‘The Celestine Prophecy’, ‘Jonathan Livingston Seagull’ ‘How to know God’ and ‘The seven habits of highly effective people’. The search for answers is still long, and I am still in the beginning of my journey. However, one thing that I’ve learned that I truly value from all this is developing a sense of excitement for life, just for being here and now, exploring, wanting nothing else but the pursuit of truth, peace and adventure. Click Here to read Hazam's Book Assessments Books Completed: As A Man Thinketh Jonathan Livingston Seagull Pulling Your Own Strings Awaken the Giant Within -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ghana Abraham Addae Agyemang abraham792000@yahoo.com Birthday: 12th October 1979 Education: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (First Degree) Occupation: Administrative Assistant What is your vision of a world that works for everyone? Golden Rule –Matthew 7:12 “Do unto men as you would want men to do unto you” Jesus Christ What do you see as the most pressing problems facing the world today? Ignorance, disease, poverty and rejection of God’s gift (Jesus Christ) to the World How do you feel these problems could best be solved? Access to education and health through good policies by Governments and political leaders. Rich countries should cancel debts of poor countries and teach them to “fish” or produce and support them to develop. People should know that Jesus Christ came for all religions and all people. He is the prince of peace and God’s gift to the world to reconcile it to Himself. Everyone should accept Jesus as Lord and personal savior of their souls and obey His teachings. With that life will be better for all mankind. Profile I am 25 years with Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration (Human Resource Management Option). I work as an Administrative Assistant in an NGO in the field of HIV/AIDS, Orphan care and support for Persons living with HIV/AIDS and Voluntary Counseling and Testing (VCT). I am also a trained HIV/AIDS antibody test technician, HIV/AIDS Psychosocial counselor and trainer. I am a Certified Professional in Workplace Mediation (Self Mediation and Managerial Mediation) from Mediation Training Institute (Africa/International). I am the first born of my mother and have a sister of 16 years in High School. My interest is in human relations. Getting to know people, sharing my experience and faith in Jesus Christ of Nazareth as the hope for mankind on earth and in eternity (after death) is what I love doing. My dream is world where everyone has come to the knowledge of the joy in accepting God’s gift to mankind: Jesus Christ the Lord and savoir of our souls. I believe that faith in Jesus alone is what can make former enemies embrace in love, bring the peace we are all looking for and eliminate selfishness. Jesus he says laid down his life for the world and resurrected to prepare a place in heaven for all who will put away evil and put their faith in him. My goal in life is to be like Christ and let Him be known to the entire world as the solution to all our problems and answer to all our questions and also to help others to achieve their best in and reach their fullest potentials. I have traveled the length and breath of his country (Ghana) but is yet to travel outside it. My favorite book is the Holy Bible, motivational books, biographies and autobiographies or books on the true life experiences of great men/women and events. My favorite movie is the Passion of the Christ, the Gladiators, Memphis Bell, and Saving Private Ryan. Projects I have participated in include VCT for over 500 people, Orphan Care for 100 orphans, VCT for over 200 workers of Unilever Ghana, Training of trainers in HIV/AIDS psychosocial counseling for Ghana AIDS Commission (GAC) and comparing the public and private salary structure for the Government at SEM International (Trust Towers) Accra. I was the Students Representative Council (SRC) secretary in High/ Senior Secondary School and the Acting District Coordinator for the National Service Secretariat during his national service in the Upper East Region of his country. I am currently the Assistant Superintendent of Charismatic Yell Movement International a Faith based organization and the Research Officer for trainers undertaking a training project for GAC. Click Here to read completed book assessments Books Completed: As A Man Thinketh Jonathan Livingston Seagull -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ghana Sammy Jacobs Abbey samabbey@africamail.com http://www.aydalliance.8m.net Birthday: December 29, 1977 Education: International Business Communication and Dip-Computer Engineering Occupation: Peace and Human Right Activist, Computer Technologist What is your vision of a world that works for everyone? The inward character affects what you are in the outside What do you see as the most pressing problems facing the world today? The most pressing problem facing the world today is conflict and war situations How do you feel these problems could best be solved? By engaging in intellectual debate and living with our differences Profile Personal Working Objective: To be committed, dedicated to a succeeding dynamic organization, which values my experience and insight. Working Experience: 5th December 2002 ñ Current AFRICAN YOUTH DEVELOPMENT ALLIANCE REGIONAL NETWORK (AYDA) Assignment Location: African Region Contact: Mr. Adewole Kehinde A (Sec-General-AYDA) Position: HeadEconomic & Social Council Responsibilities include: Manage relationships with member, the administrator and third parties. Implement strategic imperatives Enhance the profile of the organization through branding and marketing, Planning, Organizational Management, Team Building, Conflict Resolution & Peace building, Internet Marketing, Positiveness, Project Formulation & Feasibility Study Analysis, Motivated and Leadership, Effective Proposal writing & Fund raising skills, Monitoring and Evaluation of projects, Personal Skills: High Self-Esteem, Innovative and Creative, Interpersonal Skills, Entrepreneurial Skills, Team Management, Fundraising Skills, Meeting Skills, Ambassadorial Skills, Selling Skills, Research Skills, Report Writing Skills, Leadership Skills, Strategic Negotiation and Dispute Resolution Skills. Click Here to read Sammy's Book Assessments Books Completed: As A Man Thinketh Jonathan Livingston Seagull The Magic of Thinking Big Change Your Mind And Change Your Life Success Through Positive Mental Attitude Real Magic by Wayne W. Dyer Giant Steps, By Anthony Robbins Love Is Letting Go Of Fear, By Gerald G Jompolsky Think And Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill Wisdom Of The Heart: Inspiration For A Life Worth Living – By Alan Cohen A Gift Of Wings The Magic Of Thinking Success Pulling Your Own Strings Unconditional Life Awaken The Giant Within Pulling Your Own Strings Unconditional Life Long Walk to Freedom- The Autobiography of Nelson Mandela The Story of My Experiment With Truth - The Autobiography of Mahatma Gandhi Non-Violent Communication: A Language Of Life Essential Steps To Conflict Resolution Student Writings by Sammy Jacobs Abby: Responsible Leadership -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GHANA Rether Jokoto rjokoto@yahoo.com Birthday: 21st June, 1979 Education: BSc Degree Holder Occupation: STUDENT What Is Your Vision Of A World That Works For Everyone? It is a world void of violence and any form of political instability. What Do You See As The Most Pressing Problems Facing the World Today? I can readily identify: Poverty and Wars (domestic and international) as the most pressing needs. How Do You Feel These Problems Could Best Be Solved? By educating people to know their rights and responsibilities as well as respect the different views and opinions of others. And by learning to sacrifice some part/form of right when necessary for the sake of peace. Profile: I am called Rether Jokoto, The second of five children born to Mr and Mrs Jokoto of Amasaman in Accra, Ghana. I spent 1998-2002 studying Agricultural Technology for a BSc degree in the University for Development Studies, Tamale-Ghana. My dream in life is to start my own business aside establishing a private firm that will help rural folks in their small-scale business enterprises. Traveling is my hobby aside watching movies, visiting and/or making friends and sharing ideas. I do a lot of these for pleasure. People say I have an ear for all type of nonsense from people but is least influenced by any of them in my decisions. Well, maybe, I am natural gifted with an "internal ideas filter". Favorite books and movies are those adventurous pieces like "Bediako- the adventurer". Click Here to read Rether's Book Assessments Books Completed: As a Man Thinketh -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ghana Andrews Atta-Asamoah Email: andyasamoah@yahoo.com Birthday: 6/4/78 Education: University Graduate: BSc. Agricultural Technology Occupation: National Service Person What is your vision of a world that works for everyone. This is a world that is void of conflict and violence; in which all people live in freedom with equal development and equitable distribution of global resources. What do you see as the most pressing problems facing the world today? The world’s most pressing problems are: HIV/AIDS Injections Poverty Social Injustices (Gender equity) Lack of respect and for nature and different cultures Conflicts and Wars How do you feel these problems could best be solved? HIV/AIDS can be solved by educating people especially the youth to be faithful to their sexual partners, avoid casual sex and avoid premarital sex. Poverty can be reversed by conscious and equitable distribution of global resources for the benefit of all including the disadvantaged. Social Injustices against women (especially) can be solved by educating women to know their rights and men to have equal regard for the female sex. People should also be educated to know by in-depth knowledge the level of dependence of man of the environment to enable them protect it. Peace is also achievable by educating people to love peace. Profile I have special interests in sharing and discussing with people issues of national and international concerns with profound emphasis on helping the less privileged to cope with their disadvantaged situation with the grand aim of improving their life standards. I dream holding MA in Conflict Resolution and Peace Studies very soon to initiate a youth-based Conflict Resolution Network. My favourite movies are adventurous pieces like "The Clash of the Titans" and "King Solomon's Mines" and books of fiction, drama and adventure orientation. Religion, Psychology, Sociology, Economics and Extension as well as Agriculture are special courses to me. I have participated in several research projects including the GLOWA-VOLTA project in the northern part of Ghana. I have experiences in diverse fields including the use of PRA and RRA tools to initiate developments in communities needing help and have addressed several youth for a on moral decency. Click Here to read Andy's Book Assessments Books Completed: Jonathan Livingston Seagull As A Man Thinketh Pulling Your Own Strings Awaken the Giant Within -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ghana Bobby Bright Email: bobby2002gh@yahoo.com www.hapyouth.org (e-group) Birthday: 12th December 1974 Education: High school Occupation: Relief Worker What is your vision of a world that works for everyone? A peaceful, harmonious, free from wars, terror, hunger, and makes it a better place for humanity, especially the future generations. What do you see as the most pressing problems facing the world today? How to combat wars, terrorism, nuclear wars, international politics and how to unite the world to become a global village. How do you feel these problems could best be solved? This problem can best be solved if the whole world can agree to unite for a common cause by creating a global village. Profile: I have been on my own after leaving high school as a teenager. I have interests in all that has to do with relations to consciousness development and world transformation. I also believe in playing a vital role in the institute of our planets well being. I am much happy to be part of transforming the world for a better place to live in. I like to travel to areas where there are wars and civil unrest and do much to bring peace as a youth. I love art and all sorts of intellectual activities. I like to study human nature, visit the poor and needy in society and lending a helping hand. Apart from all this, I have been trained as a youth leader and have vast experience in organising and leading youth groups. I also have a firm background in development and management and founded the Foundation for Future Leaders, an NGO focused on preparing the youth for a peaceful world. I have also worked for the Ghana Red Cross Society in war torn areas of Ghana. Click Here to read Bobby's Book Assessments Books Completed: Jonathan Livingston Seagull As A Man Thinketh -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ghana Anthony Komlaste Corsy corsyan@yahoo.com youthhavest@yahoo.co.uk Birthday: September, 1970 Education: Bh.s Occupation: Pastor/Broadcaster What is your vision of a world that works for everyone? A world where we each reach out our heart and hand to help our brethren along their Path. A world where each individual strives to meet the needs of others, knowing that in so doing, they too will have their own needs met. A world where the guidance we seek and follow comes from the Higher Self, not the Ego. A world where we each seek power with, not power over. What do you see as the most pressing problems facing the world today? Lack of Empathy, we all face stress, insecurity but instead of solving the problems mutually with each others help we become antagonist and fight with each other to destroy even what we have. How do you feel these problems could best be solved? UNCONDITIONAL LOVE Profile: I am a Ghanaian, in all respect, both parents are Ghanaians with a little trace to Nigeria , I am member of the Royal family of Alavanyo Deme in the Volta Regoin of Ghana. I had my first educational experience at the age of six when I was enrolled at Army children School one Yaba in Lagogs Nigeria and continued to Akoka High School for my secondary Scholl education. I had my secondary school certificate examination after six years in the school. I passed out nas one of the best in my set. After my secondary education, I had admission into Delhi university where I read Computer software Engeneering, Then I found my way to the Bible School for a diploma in Ministerial Studies. I have been a youth Pastor of my Church for six years befor taking on a Job As a radio Pastor whith Shaft Radio Obuasi Click Here to read Anthony's Book Assessments Books Completed: As A Man Thinketh Jonathan Livingston Seagull -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ghana Gifty Tortoe Koforidua gtortoe@yahoo.co.uk Birthday: 05/12/76 Education: H.N.D ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING Occupation: TECHNICAL ENGINEER What Is Your Vision Of A World That Works For Everyone? A world void of violence, conflict, and where people can leave at peace with each other and in unity. What do you see as the most pressing problems facing the world today? War, Corruption, Revenge, Domestic Violence, Child prostitution, labour and slave trade, Drug trafficking, Ritual Killings and Sexual Abuse. How do you feel these problems could best be solved? I believe that if we love our brothers as ourselves these problems will be solved. Individuals should change their behaviour towards others, live at peace with each other. Profile I'm 27yrs old lady who hates hypocrite but love being around loving, kind and caring people. I don't allow my problem to overcome me, i rather overcome my problems. I love meeting new friends, reading inspirational and motivational books, learning on my field of study, dancing, listening to gospel music, movies; i enjoyed watching THE PASSION OF CHRIST. I took part in the second Science, Technology and Mathematics Education for girls where i first heard of Fiber Optics Transmission. I want to further my education to B(SC) Electronics and Communication Engineering. It's my heart desire that i become a Radio Engineering Consultant. I held various leadership position from my elementary school to College. I have step brothers and sisters, but we are only two ie my mum kids. I used to worry a lot about things but I've stopped because there's nothing i can do but to find solutions to it and asked to Gods direction on that issue. Click Here to read completed book assessments Books Completed: As A Man Thinketh Jonathan Livingston Seagull The Magic Of Thinking Big Success Through Positive Mental Attitude Real Magic By Dr.Wayne W. Dyer Change Your Mind,Change Your Life Unconditional Life Awaken The Giant Within Pulling Your Own Strings -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ghana Ebenezer kojo Abakah kojobex@yahoo.com Birthday:7th July, 1975 Education: Bachelor Of Education, Social Science. Occupation: Teacher What is your vision of a world that works for everyone? I believe if people were a little tolerant all will be well for us. On the other hand i also believe that if all were to apply the Golden rule we will have no problems in the world, simply because you will not do unto others what you don't want them to do unto you. What do you see as the most pressing problems facing the world today? I believe it leadership. especially in Africa How do you feel these problems could best be solved? We need to educate the up and coming leaders that is the youth on the basic tenets of leadership. Profile I am an Economist, Educationist, Counsellor and Trainer. I have over 5 years professional experience in investment appraisal, community development pragrammes, teaching, coordinating and developing youth programmes, providing guidance and counselling support and training programmes to students and also serves as a focal person for the African Youth Development Alliance â “ NEPAD in the central region. I hold a B. Ed Social Science with a major in Economics from the University of Cape Coast, Certificate in Computer literacy from the African Virtual University. UCC and a Certificate in Counselling from the University of Ghana- Legon. I have a desire and that is to see people be their best in whatever that they do. I also believe that everyone has something unique which the world needs. i thus believe that no one should be written off no matter what. I love to talk to people and to help them get off their problems. I also love to read inspirational books as well as listen to cool or slow music provided the lyrics are descent. Click Here to read completed book assessments Books Completed: As A Man Thinketh Jonathan Livingston Seagull -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kenya Linquist Asiebela Email: linkasieb@yahoo.com Birthday: 3/10/1979 Education: O level Occupation: Musician What is your vision of a world that works for everyone? It's a world that people love and care for each other.Where there is no corruption. A place where every one has an orportunity to exeprece his opinions and be hard. What do you see as the most pressing problems facing the world today? Poverty, especialy caused by selfishness and corruption How do you feel these problems could best be solved? First by those who know what it means to love and extending it to those who don't know Profile I was born in a polygamous family. My dad had two wives. He was not poor, but unfortunately by the time i reached secondary school, he had spent alot of his wealth in educating my elder brothers and especially in treating my eldest brother who had develop a mental disease (he latter passed a way). My studies in secondary school was so hard. Occasionally i was send home for lack of sch fee and infact for my final exams there was a teacher who volunteered to pay the fee for me.I had desire so mach to be a medical doctor ,but i could not make it due to my grades.Since then i have worked casual jobs in various places with frustrating salaries,among them:sales, untrained teacher, cashier in a restaurant, a casino dealer, and a waiter. By Gods grace i cleared the school fee balance and was given my certificate. Now i work as a musician in church. I play gospel music in wedding ceremonies,birthday parties, and in music studios when hired.This has not been so easy with the group that i work with.Due to frustrations and challenges that we have been facing, i have come up with a plan together with my friends to save some money so that by at least the month of september we will have accumalate more enough to start a bussiness. Please with due repect, i am kindly requesting, let me be accepted as one of your students; let me have access to some of your books, i really need to be informed. I really need to read books and be informed on how to deal with some situations in life. I have seen people suffer, going without food, without clothes, no homes, some even succumb to small diseases because they don't have access to medical care; while our politicians embezzle finances, driving big cars, big homes; some even don't know what to do with money. When they need votes, they make promises to people, but once they are ellected they never fulfill any single thing they said. I believ this must come to an end. God has placed me in Africa with a purpose. If all other people have fail to do something about it, i will not. I want to be a crusader of peace, love, and unity. Those who have should share with those who don't have. People should learn to support each other. I have faith that finances will not be a limit to what God wants to do in my life unto His people. One time things will have to change. Therefore as i desire to learn alot from you, accept my kind request and let me be a student in The international institute of global leadership. God bless you. Click Here to read completed book assessments Books Completed: As A Man Thinketh Jonathan Livingston Seagull Success Through A Positive Mental Attitude Real Magic -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kenya - Rose Njihia Email: rsmbugua@yahoo.com Birthday: August 17, 1973 Education: Advanced Certificate in Marketing Occupation: Travel Consultant What is your vision of a world that works for everyone? A world that works for everyone must be united, love for one another What do you see as the most pressing problems facing the world today? HIV-AIDS scourge, lack of proper education and poverty. How do you feel these problems could best be solved? By educating people about the disease, providing medical care to less fortunate members of our community and creating jobs for people and micro-financing those who can do business, and educating people Profile I am a 32yrs old lady married with 2 children, 7yrs old girl and 3yrs old boy. I am also a guardian to my 21yrs old sister who is a second year student at Kenyatta University. I am the 5th born in an orphan family of 4 boys and 2 girls, I am the ony one who has a stable job hence the reason to support my sister, my brothers also drink alot. My education background was not very good and so were my grades. I started working as a copy typist and now I am I travel consultant, this has been made possible through working and studying whenever I get funds but things changed when my parents died and had to take custody of my sister who joined university last year, I can longer afford to pay for my tuition at Kenya Institute of Management where I was persuing a diploma in Marketing. I could appreciate if I get your sponsorship as it will help me improve my learning and leadership skills, and maybe change my way of thinking, living and interacting with others as I have read testimonies from your students. Personal interests: I like travelling, gospel music and I am member of a local women organisation, which emphasis on girlchild education. My favorite book is the Bible and Christian related books like 'A praying mother', 'Daily power" I have also read alot of books by Sydney Sheldon. I am not a fond of screens but once in a big while I do watch. After college and way before I got married I was a secretary of Rotaract Club Milimani-Kenya where I took minutes, typed and distributed to members before the next meeting, we also did and they still do voluntary work to the community i.e cleaning, raising funds and collecting donations. My dream is to promote education in whichever way possible to girls in my country. My goals are to especially communicate and lead our community effectively. Click Here to read completed book assessments Books Completed: As A Man Thinketh Jonathan Livingston Seagull -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kenya Masiga Asunza asmap03@yahoo.com Birthday: August 30, 1974 Education: University Occupation: Youth Social Worker What is your vision of a world that works for everyone? It is a when all of us believe in the Almighty and respects each other and we are aspiring to make the world a better place to live. What do you see as the most pressing problems facing the world today? Poverty HIV/AIDS scourge Globalization/Inculturation Weapons of mass destruction Depletion of the natural energy such as oil and gas. How do you feel these problems could best be solved? Tolerance Coming up with alternative technology such as conservation Destruction of the Weapons Mass Destruction (WMD) Sharing the good cultures and discarding the bad ones. PROFILE My name is Masiga Asunza (male) and I am 29 years old. I am married with a daughter. I was born in the western part of Kenya, East Africa. I come from the Luhyia community that forms the forty two (42) tribes of the republic of Kenya. This is the second largest tribe after the Kikuyu. But the Luhyia community has over twenty (20) sub-tribes. My family background is poor but not absolutely poor as we can be able to at least meet the basic needs requirements. I am a fifth born in a family of six (6) siblings: four male and two female. All my education yearsí were spent in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya where I schooled and went to college. I am a Kenyatta university graduate with a Bachelors of Arts: major in Philosophy, Religious Studies and minor in Kiswahili language. I was able to attain the Second (2nd) Class Honours Upper division degree. Currently my occupation is the youth social work, which is on a voluntary basis. I have also worked with various non-governmental organizations as volunteer in different projects and activities. In addition I have established Video Coverage and Productions business, which is seven months old. I am expecting the business to grow to be a respectable production company internationally. My dream in life is to be a renowned businessperson and a great Professor having contributed in the betterment of the earth as a better place to live in terms of better co-existence. The goal in my life is to be a successful person in terms of knowledge and material gain and also to attain the PhD. Therefore I am looking forward to get sponsorship to undertake my Masters then the PhD. In terms of leadership, I was senior prefect in high school in charge of the school library. More so while in the university I was a class representative. Outside the education circles I am a co-founder member of youth organization of Youth In Focus Foundation (YIFF). Three young people including myself established the youth organization in 1998. Since then I have been heading the organization as the Senior Coordinator. Last year I was awarded a Community Service Award in recognition to my outstanding contribution and service to the community especially to the youth. This was during the Second Annual East Africa Conference on Philanthropy and Volunteerism Conference organized by an organization called the Ufadhili Trust. The awards were given to the outstanding contribution and services by the East African citizens. Hobbies and personal interests: some of these include traveling, cycling, site seeing and viewing, reading topical issues/literatures, traveling and site viewing, socializing, listening to music (rhythm and blues, jazz, instrumentals, lingala, folk songs, gospel and salsa), news (local and international), cartoons, and informative programmes, sharing ideas and achievements, review of literatures and reading of inspirational texts, watching movies, cricket and soccer. Some of my favourite books are the Bible, inspirational books such as that of Ben Carson, cartoon books, literature by African writers (this does not mean that I do not like other peopleís works, I do also) and magazines. Also some of the favourite movies include those by Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks and Stephen Seagull not forgetting the African movies. Click Here to read completed book assessments Books Completed: As A Man Thinketh Jonathan Livingston Seagull Change Your Mind, Change Your Life Real Magic: Creating Miracles In Everyday Success Through Positive Mental Attitude -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kenya - Talib Imrahim talib_ibrahim@yahoo.co.uk Birthday:August 10th, 1981 Education: Currently studying Educational Media at Shams University, Cairo, Egypt Occupation: Student What is your vision of a world that works for everyone? My vision for a world that works for everyone is a wold whereby each and everyone can be able to be tolerant but to beble to understand other cultures and at the same time value the culture and traditions.the same applies to religion also.the basis or a good community is love and harmony amongst the community individuals and members.although it's not something to be done overnight but i believe there is a dy mnay o this barriers tha we have today will have been overcome for a peaceful and harmoniuos world What do you see as the most pressing problems facing the world today? The most pressing problems in the world is the worst of all-ILLITERACY which i being caused POVERTY.the other thing is COMMUNICATION BARRIER and also XENOPHOBIA,like in most arab countries.the last thing RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE. How do you feel these problems could best be solved? The only way to solve this problems is by having a good dialogue layout which can overcome the communication barrier and religious intolerance .there is also need for cultural exchange.as for illiteracy and poverty right now i don't have constructive proposals. Profile I am a 22 yr old kenya student in egypt.right now am studying educational media faculty of specific education -ain shams university.am generally social and alittle bit of comedian as my friends call me.among my hobbbies is playing football/soccer.in college i take part in cultural dances and theatre arts.my dream in life is to be a media producer for educational materials.my favourite authors are John Grisham and Sidney Sheldon.i like movies but it will depend on the theme of the movie. In high school i was in the SCOUTING MOVEMENT and i rose the ranks till i was the troop leader of our school..i participated in all scouts camps and undertook some courses although it did not have certificates. I also undertook the PRESIDENT AWARDS SCHEME,which is a leadership and survival training project in Kenya.it has three levels to attain BRONZE-SILVER-GOLD.before i could complete the silver medal,i came to egypt for further studies. I was also in the ST JOHN AMBULANCE CADET and i was the best first aider in school. From when i was in Form two,i became the IMAM/CHAIRMAN of the MUSLIM UNION and also the main NEGOTIATOR for the muslims in the school. I was also the secretary general of YMCA in our school.although it is a christian organization being among the pioneers and founding members of the club i proposed to have an open club so as to promote inter-religion dialogue and it happened as planned,thereby we provided recreational activities for both christians and muslims alike.and among the christians we accepted all applicants regardless of denominations. Those were the main activities in school. When i finished High school,we foundwd a youth organisation in our neighboourhood for AIDS AND ENVIROMENTAL AWARENESS.i was the founding secretary general and later on i became the non-official DIRECTOR GENERAL and chief strstegist for the organization.as i was coming to egypt i paved way or a new leader and i started grooming him for the post of secretary general and i took up the position of deputy secretary general so as to help him in the work and writng of proposals.the yoouth organization is called AL-SWAFAA YOUTH ORGANISATION and the headquarter is in KIBERA -NAIROBI KENYA. Currently am single and in relationship. Click Here to read Imrahim's Book Assessments Books Completed: As A Man Thinketh Jonathan Livingston Seagull -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kenya Bikundo Onyari yiff2000@yahoo.com Birthday: December 9th, 1977 Education: College Diploma Occupation: Youth Worker What is your vision of a world that works for everyone. A world where people are participating actively to improve their lives (not necessarily to be rich) and where no nation is superior to another. What experiences have you had working in intercultural settings? Various and mixed experiences come to mind, but most important are that settings are different from others. There are some settings where I have been looked "suspiciously", others with respect (one of us attitude) and yet others looked as 'alien". In general my experiences have been challenging and educative. What do you see as the most pressing problems facing the world today? * Poverty * HIV/AIDS * Leadership/governance * War * Unemployment How do you feel these problems could be best solved? * The scrapping of poor countries debts * The enhanced approach and research of the cure of HIV/AIDS or immunization * The participation of the people in nation building and other aspects that touches their life * The respect of human rights by all * Practice of fair trade. Profile Personal Interests * Reading topical issue * Traveling * Meeting new people * Organizing and participating in seminars/workshops that target youth * Acting as a facilitator (resource person) * Motorsports * Watching & playing soccer * Playing tennis * Taekwondo Dreams & Goals 1) Do Bachelors degree in sociology/economics 2) Do masters on the same 3) Become a development consultant 4) Fundraise for my organization (Youth in Focus) to be able to pick up and get established 5) Become financially stable 6) Have a family 7) Tour the world Travel I have traveled extensively in my country and a little abroad-Mexico like travelling a lot and would like to travel to the other parts of the world especially in Europe and North America and learn extra things. Favorite Books * 7 Habits of Effective People by B.Covey * Management for the First Time by Cherry Mill * Performance of A Lifetime by Fred Newman * Smart Questions for Successful Managers by Dorothy Leeds * Speaking Out by Marilyn Carr * Jesus Hypothesis by V. Messori * Block Busting 30 Ways to Heal Absolutely any Problem by Chuck Spezzano Ph.D. Movies * NARC * Save the last dance * AMISTAD * Critical Assignment * ROOTS Special Studies & Projects I have been involved for 5 years on projects that target youth in areas of HIV/AIDS, Leadership and Unemployment. Currently am one of the co-ordinator's of Youth in Focus - Kenya am the first born in a family of five. Click Here to read Bikundo's Book Assessments Books Completed: Jonathan Livingston Seagull As A Man Thinketh Awaken the Giant Within Pulling Your Own Strings Unconditional Life: Discovering The Power To fulfill Your Dreams Change Your Mind - Change Your Life Success Through A Positive Mental Attitude Real Magic Creating Miracles in Everyday Life You'll See It When You Believe It Illusions: The Adventure of a Reluctant Messiah The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success Notes from a Friend You’ll See It When You Believe It The Little Book of Letting Go Succeed and Grow Rich through Persuasion -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Malawi Iqbal Mussa Hajat Email: footwear@africa-online.net Birthday: 04/11/1969 Education: Business Administration Occupation: Retail What Is Your Vision Of A World That Works For Everyone? A very big question but briefly I could say that It needs to be a world in which people have respect for the natural world/ecosystem as our life support system and not a resource to gratify our own selfish desires and perceived needs. Where People see each other as souls living in bodies and thereby canceling years of prejudice, hatred, religious and cultural differences and racial complexes. Military Spending could be hugely reduced and the resources diverted to development of Free Energy, Systems that could provide abundant food and clean water to all peoples everywhere. Humanity could be oriented towards lifestyles that are sustainable and harmonious to and with the Earth and all life on it. Communities could become self sufficient, self governing ( i.e. each person governs their own actions and takes responsibility for them.. yet also friendly and co-operative.) Many of these ideas are the opposite of what is happening today and require a mass shift in the level of consciousness of the entire population of the planet which is what I perceive this work to be about. Change begins in the self!! What do you see as the most pressing problems facing the world today? Accelerated Climate Change, Ongoing Resource Wars, Financial Collapse, Media Censorship and Manipulation, Human Greed and Ignorance, HIV Aids - The list could go on & on. How do you feel these problems could best be solved? When World consciousness can be elevated by a critical mass of people who reach the next level and reach out to the rest of humanity. Profile. I was born on the 4th of November 1969 in Blantyre, Malawi, Central Africa. Both my parents are of Asian Origin having been descendants of the original immigrants from Asia many years ago. I have studied in Malawi and further in the U.K and Europe where I did Business Administration and worked in Various part time jobs to supplement my income while at college. I returned to Malawi in 1997 and got involved in the Family Business, settled down, married and now have two children aged 5yrs and the other 18 mnths. My hobbies & interests include :- Nature conservation, Meditation, Reading, Solar Energy, Low tech solutions, Green Architecture, Music, Gardening, Camping, Fishing, Hiking, Wildlife and environmental society to name a few. Click Here to read completed book assessments Books Completed: As A Man Thinketh Jonathan Livingston Seagull Real Magic Success through a Positive Mental Attitude Psycho Cybernetics 2000 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Morocco Anik Abdelrhani Email: a.anik@eudoramail.com Birthday: Sept 26,1976 Educat
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