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Items tagged with uganda Comment (0) on What's Up with Life in Africa? (0) in Life in Africa - USAGreat! Wish I could be there. Here is a story from the SF Chronicle I hope you find inspirational.
Bead-making helps Ugandan women shed poverty
Meredith May, Chronicle Staff Writer
After work one Thursday, a group of women friends gathered for...Updated 10 weeks ago, Tagged by: Haney Armstrong
What is the hardest thing I have to overcome to participate o... (0) in Life in Africa - USAWhen I first joined Onet, I didn't make a comment for a long time. I thought I wasn't smart enough to participate with these really fantastic people in their discussions. I thought no one would be interested in what I had to say. But then one day I j...Updated 32 weeks ago, Tagged by: Evvy Bryning
Comment (1) on What is the hardest thing I have to overcome to participate on <ned> (0) in Life in Africa - USAThankyou Evvy for bringing such a crucial discussion. I have been on ned for sometimes and following all the discussions going on, but not very sure whether Iam also entitled to contribute.Now I know I can do so freely.
As Goerge has mentioned, Engl...Updated 34 weeks ago, Tagged by: Evvy Bryning
Comment (1) on What is the hardest thing I have to overcome to participate on <ned> (0) in Life in Africa - USAHi George, your comment is good and am facing almost the problem here, but the only way to over these is by giving some time to the computer, remember computer is good teacher and am now marreid to computer, also try give them tips on offline thing a...Updated 34 weeks ago, Tagged by: Evvy Bryning
Comment (1) on What is the hardest thing I have to overcome to participate on <ned> (0) in Life in Africa - USAThanks allot evvy for this disscussion, i hope with this many will open up thier minds and make most members fill free.
the most difficult things is that most of the members though we have read but our education backgroundthe foudation of school has...Updated 34 weeks ago, Tagged by: Evvy Bryning
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