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Welcome to Mothers For Africa, The Nana Sekyiaabea Foundation |
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Mothers for Africa, The Nana Sekyiaabea Foundation's current main focus is for the continuous development of Africa and its people. Our efforts include relief efforts in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Haiti, and Ghana where we are assisting with humanitarian efforts.
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1st Annual Pan African Global Trade Conference |
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Unifying Africa & the African Diaspora through International Trade & Commerce.
Presented by the Africa-USA Chamber of Commerce & the 25th Annual African Market Place
October 21-22, 2010, California State University Dominguez Hills, 1000 East Victoria Street, Carson California, 90747, for more information please contact Commerce Executive Director Al Washington at 626-321-7041, alwashington @africa-usa.org or Nehanda (Nana) Sankofa-Ra at 626-710-6676 or email Mothers For Africa by clicking here.
On day one of the Conference October 21, 2010 starting at 10am Nana Sankofa-Ra has been invited to be a part of a round table discussion about Pan African Social Entrepreneurship, Track E. Download Conference Schedule...
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Mothers for Africa Sponsors Haitian Child |
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Monday, 03 May 2010 00:00 |
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 Mothers for Africa, while in Haiti during April 2010, happened upon a young boy, Ricardo and his autnt Ricardo was extremely malnutritioned and was in dire need of medical assistance. Ricardo's mother and father died in the earthquake. Members of the Mothers for Africa team carried Ricardo to medical doctors for help. More photos of Ricardo are here..
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Relief Effort For The Democratic Republic Of The Congo |
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The Democratic Republic Of The Congo (DRC) is four times the size of France, and as big as the United States east of the Mississippi river. Foreign companies are profiting from the unregulated mining and selling of the DRC vast mineral deposits such as diamonds, gold, copper, cobalt  and coltan. DRC holds 80 percent of the world’s reserves of coltan, a heat-resistant mineral ore widely used in cellular phones, laptop computers, video games, jet engines, rockets, cutting tools, camera lenses, x-ray film, ink jet printers, hearing aids and many other electronic devises. The ore derives its name from a contraction of columbium-tantalite, the scientific nomenclature; because of this the DRC is the richest country in the world with the poorest people.
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