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Comment on Declaration of our interest and intentions in the field of camel milk by ric chan

ric chan — Wed, 09 May 2012 03:55:06 +0000

I watched a program recently where a saudi chappie was farming camels to produce milk, and couldnt meet demand.

He stated that the milk was exactly as you stated, better for you.

Then i watched a program where the ozzies are assembling camels so that the aboriginals can learn to cull them.

Here in NZ there is a monopoly on dairy products, so that fonterra can keep prices as high as possible. If there was a way to farm and milk the ozzie camels, the chinese market would benefit hugely from a lower priced, healthier product.

If i could get some backing, i would be prepared to go back to oz, set up the milking, and ship milk to countries where dairy is too expensive.

ric

Comment on Partnerships: WTYSL links up with Sweden’s largest volunteer recruiting organization by Samson Mshana

Samson Mshana — Thu, 03 May 2012 08:05:57 +0000

Greetings from Pamoja Afrika Tanzania’
Pamoja Afrika Tanzania is a community founded organization that addresses the underlying causes of poverty in Tanzania especially in remote areas so that people can become self-sufficient. We are a newly registered NGO which was started by Emmanuel, Samson, Abiki and Amanda, We hope to work alongside and improve the lives of the nine thousand people living in the village of Makanya.

The organization’s aim is to provide help and support to Kilimanjaro’s surrounding areas and its villages which are currently neglected by volunteers and international organizations. Schools, orphanages, hospitals and other projects based in big towns and cities have now had a steady flow of volunteers helping them for many years. Whilst it is great that these projects have improved, there remain hundreds of schools etc in other less popular areas with a much greater need for help. It is also the thinking of Pamoja Afrika that volunteers would rather be put to work on projects where they are really needed rather than being one of four English teachers in a single classroom which is now often the case.

Recognizing that Makanya community suffers disproportionately from poverty and HIV/AIDS. Pamoja Afrika places special emphasis on working with this community to create permanent social change.Women and Children are at the heart of Pamoja Afrika-our based efforts is to improve basic education, prevent the spread of HIV and educating locals on getting away from negative stigmas, increase access to clean water and sanitation, expand economic opportunity and protect natural resources. Pamoja also delivers emergency aid to victims of Drug abuse and natural disasters, and helps people rebuild their lives.
If your interest to work with us please write to us we will be happy to hear or having you have. We real need Volunteers to work with us.

Comment on Camel spells alchemy in the forests of Holland…. by Pass the Camelbert : Madame Fromage

Pass the Camelbert : Madame Fromage — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 22:18:06 +0000

[...] too; at least one village cheesemaker is experimenting with it. Sully details her discovery of Camel Gouda in a blog [...]

Comment on Team by Pass the Camelbert : Madame Fromage

Pass the Camelbert : Madame Fromage — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 22:14:10 +0000

[...] “camel milk junkie,” is part of the trifecta who authored the book. Her film crew, What Took You So Long, happened to be filming the TEDxSummit I attended – but mostly her rogue band travels the Middle [...]

Comment on NGOs in Ghana by Rita Djan

Rita Djan — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:32:55 +0000

Dear Partner,
Jomelos Save Life Organization will like to inform about our new website (www.jslo.org) and the programs we are implementing this year and the future; and also how the organization can learn more from yours. In the past years the organization has try to do a lot but due to lack of funding and paid staffs, many of our program was not touched. So we have decided to learn from other organizations (both locally and international) to gain more for our work.

As at the moment, we have about 60 children under our care. These children attend various schools in our districts. We need to do more to be able to care for them properly. We are therefore appealing to your organization to include Jomelos in any training, workshops, conferences concerning children, women or funds that we can participate and learn and bring also input.

You can still locate us at AIRPORT RIDGE near the Taxi station.
Telephone 031-27750 or031-27701
Email: info@jslo.org
http://www.jslo.org

We will very much appreciate your cooperation

Thank you.

Comment on NGOs in Cameroon by Ttibi

Ttibi — Sun, 08 Apr 2012 08:40:26 +0000

Just wish to salute and encourage all these ngos which feel about humankind’s suferring that we should actually focus our the situations we find on the ground and cary out concrete sustaianble project to allevaite the deplorable situations we see in some areas

Comment on Team by Accra meets Nairobi over Ethiopian-Eritrean Food & Spice | Sandbox

Accra meets Nairobi over Ethiopian-Eritrean Food & Spice | Sandbox — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 15:26:28 +0000

[...] Degadjor who was in town. Also present was filmmaker turned geeky music icon Jim Chuchu, filmmaker Alicia Sully, photojournalist and writer Jonathan Kalan and co-ambassadors Sebastian Lindstrom and Mark Kaigwa. [...]

Comment on Fifty years young, Mauritania by Attorney General PA

Attorney General PA — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 08:35:43 +0000

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Comment on Declaration of our interest and intentions in the field of camel milk by Margarita Paz

Margarita Paz — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 19:27:48 +0000

All you’ve done and the purposes of it are awesome. Everybody has to know all those interesting facts about camel milk and dairy products.
I live in Central America and completely ignored all that and suddenly “got infected” by your passionate work.
I enjoyed your declaration… Congrats.

Comment on NGOs in Ghana by Ernest Arthur

Ernest Arthur — Sat, 18 Feb 2012 18:11:58 +0000

Thanks for the good work you are doing for God and mother Ghana.I have been helped in so many ways and think this is the right time for me to help those in need of my help. i want to devote the next 6 months of my time to serve those who really need me.i will like any ngo that works in the health sector and works in the northern part of ghana to contact me.thanks