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Leap into Life – honoring its origins and the people involved

Posted on July 13, 2012 by Alain B. Volz

Leap into Life has its origins in Macha, rural Zambia. I’d like to honor this with a brief introduction before going deeper into Leap into Life Ghana. This post shares about the history of Leap into Life moving from Zambia … Continue reading →

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Connecting with Ghana (3) – PAMEPI launch “School for All” project

Posted on June 29, 2012 by Alain B. Volz

My latest post on community development and capacity building in Africa Connecting with Ghana (3) – PAMEPI launch “School for All” project.

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Connecting with Ghana (3) – PAMEPI launch “School for All” project

Posted on June 29, 2012 by Alain B. Volz

Mr. Fuseini Yakubu, founder of PAMEPI, invited me to visit to Ghana and to attend at the launch of the “School for All” project. School for All is an “educational outreach project that seeks to address the challenges confronting African … Continue reading →

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Leap into Life – honoring its origins and the people involved

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