True Causes Of Poverty In Africa

Poverty in Africa doesn't result from just one or two causes. The problem of entrenched  poverty  is extremely difficult to solve because of   different factors at work, all interacting with one another. In 2011, 500 million African people live on less than £1  per day. The incidence of extreme poverty never seems to go down, despite decades of work by African governments and NGOs, outside NGOs, and foreign government aid programs. What causes this entrenched poverty, on a continent rich  that God has blessed with Natural Resourses?

You Will Only Be Remembered For Your Obsession.

You Will Only Succeed  With Something That Consumes You, What consumes you? Significant leaders build their  daily agenda around their assignment. Their Schedule and their plan is totally focused on the completion of their assignment. Their library is build with books about their assignment. Their best friends are those who celebrate ( not tolerate) their assignment.

Top Secret on How to be Winners.

As the artiest treasures  his paintings and the masters craftsman the quality of the violin he created,  So  our Maker cherishes the dreams, goals, excellence of life, and the happiness you and i are to enjoy. I love to see people succeed with  their life. Winners are simply Ex - Losers Who Got Mad. They  got tired of failure. The Day You Get Angry At Your Failure Is The Day  You Start Winning.

How Gender Inequality Affects Women In The Society

Gender inequalities are situation where individuals are treated differently because of gender, in an Ideal world it will be nice for men and women to be treated equally. Gender inequality are mostly significant in under developed countries, for example in Africa, Women are treated as second hand citizens.

Proven Steps to Poverty Reduction and Development

The world that we live in is changing fast.  We are increasingly aware of the impact of a set of new challenges that affect our ability to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.  We are emerging from a global economic crisis, and climate change risks are reversing hard won development gains. We now have a better understanding of the importance of resilient economic growth and a better understanding of the challenges of achieving development in fragile and conflict-affected countries.