--- Ylva Hernlund <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 06:21:09 -0000
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> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Invitation to join african2000
>
>
> Hello!
>
> [log in to unmask] has invited you to join the
> african2000 group
> at eGroups.com, a free email service. By joining
> this group,
> you can share information, store photographs and
> files, coordinate
> events and more!
>
> [log in to unmask] says:
>
> Here is a welcome statement provided by the group
> moderator:
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> Great friends,
> Africa Matters! This is the 21st Century paradigm
> and, it was wonderful meeting all of you and
> exchanging business cards and email addresses at the
> just concluded National Summit on Africa. The work
> must continue beyond the Washington Convention
> Center. We are inviting you to be a part of history
> by joining a great discussion team in preparation
> for the First African Continental/Global Youth
> Assembly under the auspices of the Twenty-first
> Century African Youth Movement and collaborating
> organizations. The gathering will take place in
> Freetown, the capital city of Sierra Leone from
> Monday, May 21, through Saturday, May 26, 2001.
>
> At this conference, young people from all over
> Africa and the African Diaspora will come together
> to celebrate and to honor PEACE (Participation
> Ensures Advancement and Concerns Everyone) They will
> also be mapping out strategies for African and
> African Diaspora youth collaboration. The theme of
> the conference will be:
>
> African Youth 2000:
> BUILDING A MORAL AND SPIRITUAL FRONTIER THROUGH
> TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT.
>
> The conference will focus on two projects: Access To
> Technology and the creation of an International
> Youth Business Mentoring Program. These two
> projects will be at the core of the working groups
> to the Continental/Global African Youth Assembly.
>
> You are receiving this e-mail because you are an
> African, a descendant of Africa or, a friend of
> Africa. In whatever capacity, your input is
> valuable to us. You may also have a lot of ideas to
> contribute to the success of this movement and to
> the Assembly. Please feel free to be a part of this
> discussion group. Two thousand years of history is
> at an end. We as a people must come to terms with
> the end of the second millennium and define our
> needs for the third. Let us give our time and
> support to the youth of Africa. Let us understand
> that the adults of today's generation were the youth
> of yesterday – the youth that fought to get us where
> we are today. Let us understand that poverty is a
> disease that can destroy our people in this age of
> greed and avarice (selfishness). We believe that
> those of us who will come forward and make this
> vision a reality are on our way to fulfilling the
> many challenges and responsibilities that our
> ancestors are calling upon us to undertake.
>
> The mission of the Twenty-first Century African
> Youth Movement is to inspire the youth of Africa and
> its Diaspora to establish a firm spiritual,
> cultural, social, political and economic link.
> Please join the discussion group…play your part…and
> leave the rest to history. Let us build the
> link…spiritually, culturally, socially, politically
> and economically.
>
>
> Thank you and God Bless us all,
>
> Mariama S. Samba
> (Executive Manager,Online Discussion Group)
>
> Abu-Hassan Koroma (Chairman & CEO)
>
> 21st Century African Youth Movement
> International Coordinating Secretariat
> P.O.Box 8582
> Madison, WI 53708-8582
> E-Mail: [log in to unmask]
>
>
>
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>
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>
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