Couleur Cerise pour la campagne 'Make Africa Wealthy'



Via KenyanPundit, l'idée du blog Cherryflava de rendre l'Afrique plus riche. Le postulat de départ est simple, l'aide a l'Afrique ne passe plus par la charité qui conditionne l'Afrique a ne pas affronter ses maux.

"Forget poverty, AIDS, TB, malaria and corruption and lets focus on making Africa stinking rich. Keep you charity money, we don't need a handout. But we do need your time and creative business ideas.

You want to help Africa - get personally involved. Advise on our business plans, open your markets, make it easier for us to contribute. Don't give us money because you feel sorry for us. Help us find things that we can sell to you and so make loads of our own money.

Handouts and charity are keeping the problems alive. Why would we stop begging if you keep on giving?"

Corrosif, mais il y a de l'idée dans leur proposition, retroussons les manches et mettons en marche les méninges. Comme qui dirait, il y a urgence !

Exemples en ROUGE qui marchent: le motorola Razr rouge pour combattre le SIDA, la tuberculose et le paludisme. Gracelda en a fait l'acquisition récemment, je dois avouer que le look est furieusement cool. :)

L'Ipod nano rouge, ou Apple reverse $10 pour tout achat. Ca'est un beau cadeau de Noel. Pour en savoir plus sur la campagne RED cliquez ici.

En photo Oprah et Bono écoutant une chanson pour la bonne cause.

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