Pro-African sites

Scribed is a national arts association for aspiring African Diaspora writers in the U.K. Under the umbrella of Scribed the Described project is a new virtual space for promoting writers of African Diaspora communities in Britain. It is designed to platform primarily emerging writers as well as established writers and to create a wealth of literature and a network of scribes. The objectives are to tell our stories; to come out of the margins and into the mainstream; and to share our gifts, talents and culture with the world through poetry, short fiction and memoirs and interviews on www.de.scrib-ed.com

A site where you can share, publish, add, contribute and follow any events, content, entertainment, histiry, art and a lot more, on africa.

A platform for all from Cape to Cairo, Nairobi to Libreville. Its for all Africans.

Check it out http://www.hosafa.com/stories

The Africa Almanac website was founded in 2000 by Ugandan based Timothy N. Kalyegira. Its main objective is to create the world's largest source of concise information and statistical data on Africa. To present a "show of force", giving a prominent face to Africa on the world stage, especially in the new and rapidly growing computer-linked information network, the Internet. To publish news from and on Africa, emphasizing the best angle to the continent's developments, in direct contrast with most of the influential western news media, which tends to amplify a negative news perspective. To publish important statistical data on Africa, ranging from government information, to continental sports records and Olympic champions, country sizes, population, Internet use and the best Websites, airport traffic, African history dates, the Top 100 Africans of the year, Africa's tallest buildings, the 50 oldest high schools and universities, the best African cities, winners of national beauty titles, First Ladies, and many other concise statistics.
http://www.africaalmanac.com/aboutus.html

The Africa Almanac website was founded in 2000 by Ugandan based Timothy N. Kalyegira. Its main objective is to create the world's largest source of concise information and statistical data on Africa. To present a "show of force", giving a prominent face to Africa on the world stage, especially in the new and rapidly growing computer-linked information network, the Internet. To publish news from and on Africa, emphasizing the best angle to the continent's developments, in direct contrast with most of the influential western news media, which tends to amplify a negative news perspective. To publish important statistical data on Africa, ranging from government information, to continental sports records and Olympic champions, country sizes, population, Internet use and the best Websites, airport traffic, African history dates, the Top 100 Africans of the year, Africa's tallest buildings, the 50 oldest high schools and universities, the best African cities, winners of national beauty titles, First Ladies, and many other concise statistics.
http://www.africaalmanac.com/aboutus.html

I am delighted to discover this positive website on Africa. Please continue. I invite you to visit our

African Proverbs, Sayings and Stories Website
www.afriprov.org

Please vote in the POLL on the right side on: "My favourite African Proverb of Month on animals is..." One of the choices is the African Proverb "Until the lion has his or her own storyteller, the hunter will always have the best part of the story" that is another version of the theme proverb on this "Africa Our Africa" Website.

We also have an African Story Database” that is an online, searchable, user-friendly collection of 572 African stories including folktales, historical fiction pieces, myths, parables, poems, prayers, riddles, song-proverbs and true stories. These African stories cover a wide variety of topics and occasions. The database is made of up stories containing over 140 different themes and sub-themes.

Recently a colleage and myself wrote an artcle for the September, 2009 Maryknoll Magazine called:

"Why Africa Matters: Celebrating 2009 as the 'Year of Africa' and the beginning for Africa’s time in the universal sun"

By Joseph Healey, M.M. and Laurenti Magesa

I am delighted to discover this positive website on Africa. Please continue. I invite you to visit our

African Proverbs, Sayings and Stories Website
www.afriprov.org

Please vote in the POLL on the right side on: "My favourite African Proverb of Month on animals is..." One of the choices is the African Proverb "Until the lion has his or her own storyteller, the hunter will always have the best part of the story" that is another version of the theme proverb on this "Africa Our Africa" Website.

We also have an African Story Database” that is an online, searchable, user-friendly collection of 572 African stories including folktales, historical fiction pieces, myths, parables, poems, prayers, riddles, song-proverbs and true stories. These African stories cover a wide variety of topics and occasions. The database is made of up stories containing over 140 different themes and sub-themes.

Recently a colleage and myself wrote an artcle for the September, 2009 Maryknoll Magazine called:

"Why Africa Matters: Celebrating 2009 as the 'Year of Africa' and the beginning for Africa’s time in the universal sun"

By Joseph Healey, M.M. and Laurenti Magesa

I am delighted to discover this positive website on Africa. Please continue. I invite you to visit our

African Proverbs, Sayings and Stories Website
www.afriprov.org

Please vote in the POLL on the right side on: "My favourite African Proverb of Month on animals is..." One of the choices is the African Proverb "Until the lion has his or her own storyteller, the hunter will always have the best part of the story" that is another version of the theme proverb on this "Africa Our Africa" Website.

We also have an African Story Database” that is an online, searchable, user-friendly collection of 572 African stories including folktales, historical fiction pieces, myths, parables, poems, prayers, riddles, song-proverbs and true stories. These African stories cover a wide variety of topics and occasions. The database is made of up stories containing over 140 different themes and sub-themes.

Recently a colleage and myself wrote an artcle for the September, 2009 Maryknoll Magazine called:

"Why Africa Matters: Celebrating 2009 as the 'Year of Africa' and the beginning for Africa’s time in the universal sun"

By Joseph Healey, M.M. and Laurenti Magesa

ReConnect Africa (www.reconnectafrica.com) is a free unique online careers and business publication that celebrates the diverse achievements of African professionals in the continent and across the Diaspora.

Packed with articles about and interviews with African professionals from business, media, politics and the arts, ReConnect Africa provides advice and guidance from African leaders and role models.

ReConnect Africa provides information about events and activities of interest to African professionals and includes a jobs listing, business news from Africa and invaluable and original content. Past issues of ReConnect Africa magazine are available on the website as well as an extensive archive of articles covering African business, investment, the African Diaspora, Careers and Human Resources Management.

All girl band and entertainers promoting female entertainers in South Africa
www.sheband.co.za