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"Por Juan Carlos Álvarez Vásquez* - redaccion@elcolombiano.com.co El niño que no sea abrazado quemará la aldea Proverbio africano Que los líderes que conforman el G7 realicen acciones claras para la eliminación de las violencias sexuales infantiles en el mundo, delito que aqueja a niños y niñas de todo el planeta, es la solicitud que en junio pasado, con el Brave Movement, llevamos a Biden, Johnson, Kishida, Macron, Draghi, Trudeau y Olaf Scholz hasta el estado de Baviera en Alemania, lugar de reunión de su cumbre número 48. Darle prioridad a la prevención de este tipo de violencias puede que no sea visto como algo tan urgente, mediático o relevante como el calentamiento global o Putin y la guerra de Ucrania, pero, sin duda, tiene consecuencias con un impacto social tan negativo como los otros, lo cual requiere de acciones concretas e inmediatas. Para prevenir todo tipo de violencias sexuales infantiles es indispensable involucrar a cuantas personas sean necesarias: niños, niñas, adolescentes, padres de familia, cuidadores, familiares, vecinos, personas de a pie, directivos de instituciones educativas, funcionarios, gerentes de empresas privadas y dirigentes municipales, departamentales y de todas las naciones, como lo hicimos con el G7. Estamos llamados a hablar de signos, síntomas, sus graves consecuencias, rutas y protocolos con la sociedad entera y con ella generar conciencia de la necesidad permanente de lograr prevenir, reparar y hacer justicia de cada caso de violencia sexual; en Colombia, según Medicina Legal, se reportan 48 casos a diario."
Charles Tiayon:
"Por Juan Carlos Álvarez Vásquez* - redaccion@elcolombiano.com.co El niño que no sea abrazado quemará la aldea Proverbio africano Que los líderes que conforman el G7 realicen acciones claras para la eliminación de las violencias sexuales infantiles en el mundo, delito que aqueja a niños y niñas de todo el planeta, es la solicitud que en junio pasado, con el Brave Movement, llevamos a Biden, Johnson, Kishida, Macron, Draghi, Trudeau y Olaf Scholz hasta el estado de Baviera en Alemania, lugar de reunión de su cumbre número 48. Darle prioridad a la prevención de este tipo de violencias puede que no sea visto como algo tan urgente, mediático o relevante como el calentamiento global o Putin y la guerra de Ucrania, pero, sin duda, tiene consecuencias con un impacto social tan negativo como los otros, lo cual requiere de acciones concretas e inmediatas. Para prevenir todo tipo de violencias sexuales infantiles es indispensable involucrar a cuantas personas sean necesarias: niños, niñas, adolescentes, padres de familia, cuidadores, familiares, vecinos, personas de a pie, directivos de instituciones educativas, funcionarios, gerentes de empresas privadas y dirigentes municipales, departamentales y de todas las naciones, como lo hicimos con el G7. Estamos llamados a hablar de signos, síntomas, sus graves consecuencias, rutas y protocolos con la sociedad entera y con ella generar conciencia de la necesidad permanente de lograr prevenir, reparar y hacer justicia de cada caso de violencia sexual; en Colombia, según Medicina Legal, se reportan 48 casos a diario." #metaglossia mundus August 12, 2022
Opinion: Empowering women to be future business leaders | Pacific Coast Business Times
Charles Tiayon
By Lindsey Carnett “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” Speed versus distance, individual versus team — which is better? For me, this wise African proverb certainly sets out the answer. I am fortunate to work with a great team of women at Marketing Maven, and throughout my career, I have worked with inspirational women who have encouraged and supported me both personally and professionally. And now this responsibility and humble burden falls on me to support the next generation of female business leaders. Lindsey Carnett We are all familiar with another quote, this time from the late, former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, who said, “there is a special place in hell for women who don’t help other women.”
Charles Tiayon:
"By Lindsey Carnett “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” Speed versus distance, individual versus team — which is better? For me, this wise African proverb certainly sets out the answer. I am fortunate to work with a great team of women at Marketing Maven, and throughout my career, I have worked with inspirational women who have encouraged and supported me both personally and professionally. And now this responsibility and humble burden falls on me to support the next generation of female business leaders. Lindsey Carnett We are all familiar with another quote, this time from the late, former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, who said, “there is a special place in hell for women who don’t help other women.”"
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“We must agree on what is it that we call national interest, because it’s in our collective interest that SA succeeds. South Africa succeeding means economic participation for all, because that’s how we grow our businesses. So, as I rise today, I am going to ask, how do we leverage a partnership in accelerating digital transformation, digital inclusion and bridging the digital divide in this country? “The birth of this association asserts a popular African proverb that if you want to go fast, go alone and if you want to go far, we must go together. Earlier this year, during the budget vote, I remarked that the work you do is not for us, it is for future generations; you cannot aim low no matter the task,” said Ntshavheni. Digital economy devotion“The task and those that lie ahead of us demand we remain resolute and focused. We are looking forward to the impact you will make in this country. In the next five to 10 years, 30% to 50% of the economy will be the digital economy. You will be the driving forces within that economy, so the work you do as an association or individual companies will impact the lives of South Africans in general. “We expect the work the association undertakes will become intentional and focused on making sure the digital economy in our country doesn’t exclude the rural areas, doesn’t exclude women who are the majority, and doesn’t exclude youth who are the majority of the population. Because if they’re excluded, we are going to have instability; for your businesses to prosper, you need stability.” #metaglossia mundus
Charles Tiayon:
“We must agree on what is it that we call national interest, because it’s in our collective interest that SA succeeds. South Africa succeeding means economic participation for all, because that’s how we grow our businesses. So, as I rise today, I am going to ask, how do we leverage a partnership in accelerating digital transformation, digital inclusion and bridging the digital divide in this country? “The birth of this association asserts a popular African proverb that if you want to go fast, go alone and if you want to go far, we must go together. Earlier this year, during the budget vote, I remarked that the work you do is not for us, it is for future generations; you cannot aim low no matter the task,” said Ntshavheni. Digital economy devotion“The task and those that lie ahead of us demand we remain resolute and focused. We are looking forward to the impact you will make in this country. In the next five to 10 years, 30% to 50% of the economy will be the digital economy. You will be the driving forces within that economy, so the work you do as an association or individual companies will impact the lives of South Africans in general. “We expect the work the association undertakes will become intentional and focused on making sure the digital economy in our country doesn’t exclude the rural areas, doesn’t exclude women who are the majority, and doesn’t exclude youth who are the majority of the population. Because if they’re excluded, we are going to have instability; for your businesses to prosper, you need stability.” July 20, 2022
"Macadam Circus" : on adore cet éléphant croisé au festival d'Avignon !
Charles Tiayon
« On cache d’abord un œuf, puis un éléphant… mais c’est quand on vous demande de cacher un mammouth qu’on commence à s’interroger » : ce proverbe africain pourrait servir d’épigraphe à « Macadam Circus », le dernier spectacle de la compagnie bruxelloise De Facto. Un impromptu poétique qui cingle l’air assez soporifique de ce 76e festival d’Avignon.
Charles Tiayon:
"« On cache d’abord un œuf, puis un éléphant… mais c’est quand on vous demande de cacher un mammouth qu’on commence à s’interroger » : ce proverbe africain pourrait servir d’épigraphe à « Macadam Circus », le dernier spectacle de la compagnie bruxelloise De Facto. Un impromptu poétique qui cingle l’air assez soporifique de ce 76e festival d’Avignon." #metaglossia mundus 
A common Nigerian proverb says, when a handshake goes beyond the elbow, then it has become something else. The worsening banditry in the North-West is taking more dangerous dimensions. The Emir of Yandoton-Daji in Zamfara State, Aliyu Marafa, has turbaned a wanted terrorist, Adamu Yankuzo, popularly known as Ado Aleru, as the Sarkin Fulani of the emirate
Charles Tiayon:
"11,232 views Jul 18, 2022 A common Nigerian proverb says, when a handshake goes beyond the elbow, then it has become something else. The worsening banditry in the North-West is taking more dangerous dimensions. The Emir of Yandoton-Daji in Zamfara State, Aliyu Marafa, has turbaned a wanted terrorist, Adamu Yankuzo, popularly known as Ado Aleru, as the Sarkin Fulani of the emirate"" #metaglossia mundus 
Press release “Youth can walk faster, but the elder knows the road” African Proverb Tuesday, July 19 11 to noon: Mary Stevens, harpist and keyboardist, will play lovely music for your wanting ears 1-3 p.m. Bingo Wednesday, July 20 8:30-9:30 a.m.: NEW — Chair Yoga with Bonnie Stevenson. Sit in a chair as Bonnie takes the class through
Charles Tiayon:
"Press release “Youth can walk faster, but the elder knows the road” African Proverb Tuesday, July 19 11 to noon: Mary Stevens, harpist and keyboardist, will play lovely music for your wanting ears 1-3 p.m. Bingo Wednesday, July 20 8:30-9:30 a.m.: NEW — Chair Yoga with Bonnie Stevenson. Sit in a chair as Bonnie takes the class through" #metaglossia mundus Direct Link " "For the discerning ones that morning, his response was perhaps a tactful way of saying, “I have done my part.” As a senior citizen, his intervention series has been a metaphor for the Yoruba proverb that states thus: “Agba kii wa loja, ki ori omo titun wo”, which loosely means that “an elder does not stay aloof where things are not in order.” At 88, Soyinka is no longer an angry Nigerian youth. His days are now filled with reminisces on his struggles for justice which he had repeatedly mentioned as a precondition for humanity. ‘Elewon’ is part of his lexicon-a Yoruba word used for a political detainee. An unapologetic palm wine connoisseur, Soyinka would recount his truth about history with friends and associates, sometimes in a relaxed atmosphere at his tree house." #metaglossia mundus 
Amartya Sen, an Indian economist and philosopher, argued in his 1999 book Development as Freedom that development by its nature enhances freedom. Thus, as a developmental approach, the blue economy has become an integral part of the African Union's Agenda 2063, which is Africa's blueprint for transforming the continent into a global powerhouse of the future. Indeed, freedom is coming to Africa, as most optimists would say, but the realization of this freedom rests on an African proverb that says, "If you want to walk fast, walk alone. But if you want to walk far, walk together." As a continent, we have partners who have and are willing to walk with us to boost our technical and technological capacity and enhance purpose-led innovation and inclusive initiatives to promote a sustainable blue economy in Africa. China has been that friend/partner and has been closer than a brother.
Charles Tiayon:
"Amartya Sen, an Indian economist and philosopher, argued in his 1999 book Development as Freedom that development by its nature enhances freedom. Thus, as a developmental approach, the blue economy has become an integral part of the African Union's Agenda 2063, which is Africa's blueprint for transforming the continent into a global powerhouse of the future. Indeed, freedom is coming to Africa, as most optimists would say, but the realization of this freedom rests on an African proverb that says, "If you want to walk fast, walk alone. But if you want to walk far, walk together." As a continent, we have partners who have and are willing to walk with us to boost our technical and technological capacity and enhance purpose-led innovation and inclusive initiatives to promote a sustainable blue economy in Africa. China has been that friend/partner and has been closer than a brother." #metaglossia mundus 
There is an old African proverb that says: “Every misfortune is a blessing in disguise.” I remember how people almost went crazy about the introduction of a curfew during the lockdown in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. The decision, made in line with the National State of Disaster Act, felt like a violation of human rights. We live in a society that has never had its movement rights restricted, but the curfew came in and compelled everyone to stay indoors during specific hours. Let truth be told, as much as the curfew was irritating and annoying, it saved many lives and unconsciously taught us the importance of staying indoors at night. During the Easter Holidays in 2020, Chris Hani Baragwanath Academic Hospital reported that for the first time ever, they never admitted any person who needed to be treated for injuries during that busy weekend.
Charles Tiayon:
"There is an old African proverb that says: “Every misfortune is a blessing in disguise.” I remember how people almost went crazy about the introduction of a curfew during the lockdown in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. The decision, made in line with the National State of Disaster Act, felt like a violation of human rights. We live in a society that has never had its movement rights restricted, but the curfew came in and compelled everyone to stay indoors during specific hours. Let truth be told, as much as the curfew was irritating and annoying, it saved many lives and unconsciously taught us the importance of staying indoors at night. During the Easter Holidays in 2020, Chris Hani Baragwanath Academic Hospital reported that for the first time ever, they never admitted any person who needed to be treated for injuries during that busy weekend." #metaglossia mundus 
"Jun 28, 2022 (Agenzia Vista) - Berlino, 28 Giugno 2022 - "Spesso mi viene in mente un proverbio africano che veniva citato a metà degli anni '80: quando gli elefanti lottano è l'erba che soffre, se i Paesi si sentono erba soffrono ed è difficile di prendere parte". Le parole di Draghi nel corso della conferenza stampa dopo il G7 in Germania. / Palazzo Chigi" #metaglossia mundus July 6, 2022
Orar por los hijos: ¿cómo y por qué hacerlo? - Alice Ollivier. Association Hozana
Charles Tiayon
photo_cameraOrar por los hijos. ¿Alguna vez te has preguntado por qué debemos orar por nuestros hijos? Quizá puede parecer que como padres, ya tenemos suficientes exigencias, e incluso, en algunas ocasiones nos sentimos obligados a hacer ciertas cosas para que nos consideren buenos padres, y poder dar lo mejor a nuestros hijos. Aun así, aunque parezca contradictorio, orar por nuestros hijos no es una tarea que ha sido asignada para cargar más nuestro día a día, sino para hacerlo más llevadero, puesto que, aunque no nos convertirá en padres perfectos, ¡al menos nos permitirá aceptar nuestras falencias con alegría! A decir verdad, tenemos la dicha de poder contar con un Dios que es Padre de muchos hijos, y no todos hemos alcanzado (¿aún?) la santidad… Entonces, ¿quién mejor que Él para acoger y entender nuestras preocupaciones, alegrías, preguntas, asombro, ira, y todas esas emociones que sentimos como madres y padres? En ese orden de ideas, te proponemos:
Traducido del francés por Sharael Sánchez
Charles Tiayon:
"Orar para delegar. Un proverbio africano dice que “hace falta un pueblo para educar a un niño”, pero nosotros como cristianos somos afortunados, pues tenemos todo el Cielo de nuestro lado para acompañar a nuestros hijos en su diario vivir: ¡dejémonos guiar por el Espíritu Santo, pidamos a la Santísima Virgen que desate los nudos de nuestras vidas, permitamos que San José y los santos patronos de nuestros hijos nos ayuden, y recemos a nuestros ángeles de la guarda para que velen por ellos!" #metaglossia mundus 
As an African proverb goes, "If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together." If you want to move up the corporate ladder, therefore, you have to do more than your share of work, Glassdoor points out. For instance, consider reaching out to your coworkers, sharing valuable tips, and helping them achieve their goals. Whenever possible, share desirable tasks, give credit, and extend words of encouragement. Read More: https://www.glam.com/911496/get-promotion-work-from-home/?utm_campaign=clip
Charles Tiayon:
"As an African proverb goes, "If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together." If you want to move up the corporate ladder, therefore, you have to do more than your share of work, Glassdoor points out. For instance, consider reaching out to your coworkers, sharing valuable tips, and helping them achieve their goals. Whenever possible, share desirable tasks, give credit, and extend words of encouragement. Read More: https://www.glam.com/911496/get-promotion-work-from-home/?utm_campaign=clip " July 6, 2022
Come 2023, Nigerians Need A President That Has Nehemiah’s Leadership Style
Charles Tiayon
There is no denying the fact that Nigeria as a country is facing an ethical crisis, and that the fact that it is also happening in other countries, as the president’s spokesmen and the minister of information will always defensively say is no consolation. After all, an African proverb says “A man does not point to the weed-filled farm of a lazy man to justify his own laziness.” In view of this situation, talking about leadership is complicated these days. The great failures of so manyNigerian leaders today have given people a negative impression of the institution of leadership. People question motives, strategies, personalities, leaders’ lifestyles, what they like and dislike. Not even leaders’ families are safe from criticism. The media, like the vulture that hardly eats pleasant foods, has literarily been feasting on these unpleasant stories.
Charles Tiayon:
"There is no denying the fact that Nigeria as a country is facing an ethical crisis, and that the fact that it is also happening in other countries, as the president’s spokesmen and the minister of information will always defensively say is no consolation. After all, an African proverb says “A man does not point to the weed-filled farm of a lazy man to justify his own laziness.” In view of this situation, talking about leadership is complicated these days. The great failures of so manyNigerian leaders today have given people a negative impression of the institution of leadership. People question motives, strategies, personalities, leaders’ lifestyles, what they like and dislike. Not even leaders’ families are safe from criticism. The media, like the vulture that hardly eats pleasant foods, has literarily been feasting on these unpleasant stories." #metaglossia mundus July 6, 2022
¿Se le puede llamar comunidad internacional si excluye a África, Asia y Latinoamérica?
Charles Tiayon
"Cuando los elefantes luchan, es la hierba la que sufre", dice un refrán africano que vuelve a tener sentido ahora. Los países del Sur no entienden por qué deben pagar las consecuencias de una guerra entre europeos como la de Ucrania
Charles Tiayon:
""Cuando los elefantes luchan, es la hierba la que sufre", dice un refrán africano que vuelve a tener sentido ahora. Los países del Sur no entienden por qué deben pagar las consecuencias de una guerra entre europeos como la de Ucrania" #metaglossia mundus July 6, 2022
La 'palabra de la esperanza' abre sus puertas al público con una colorida ceremonia
Charles Tiayon
Pero ¿qué es 'Logos Hope'?. La palabra de la esperanza: "hemos estado en sitios donde se han producido catástrofes naturales, llevando solidaridad, materiales de ayuda y, sobre todo, esperanza. También después de la COVID-19", dijo. Acaba con un proverbio africano: "si quieres ir rápido, ve solo. Si quieres llegar lejos, ve en compañía". Ironiza señalando que "sabemos que somos la mayor librería flotante del mundo porque somos la única", entre risas.
Charles Tiayon:
"Pero ¿qué es 'Logos Hope'?. La palabra de la esperanza: "hemos estado en sitios donde se han producido catástrofes naturales, llevando solidaridad, materiales de ayuda y, sobre todo, esperanza. También después de la COVID-19", dijo. Acaba con un proverbio africano: "si quieres ir rápido, ve solo. Si quieres llegar lejos, ve en compañía". Ironiza señalando que "sabemos que somos la mayor librería flotante del mundo porque somos la única", entre risas." #metaglossia mundus 
“You cannot tell a hungry child that you gave them food yesterday” goes a Zimbabwean proverb, but what if no food was available yesterday, or the day before, or the day before? “Tawanda”, a six-year-old girl, knows exactly the effect of this. She was constantly getting sick and rapidly losing weight. She, her mother and three siblings were going through hard times. Her mother was daily looking for berries and seeds to feed her children, often going without food for five days herself. Tawanda and her siblings were malnourished.
Charles Tiayon:
"“You cannot tell a hungry child that you gave them food yesterday” goes a Zimbabwean proverb, but what if no food was available yesterday, or the day before, or the day before? “Tawanda”, a six-year-old girl, knows exactly the effect of this. She was constantly getting sick and rapidly losing weight. She, her mother and three siblings were going through hard times. Her mother was daily looking for berries and seeds to feed her children, often going without food for five days herself. Tawanda and her siblings were malnourished." #metaglossia mundus 
Among the Igbo people of Southeastern Nigeria, there’s a proverb that says: “What was secret is revealed in the marketplace.” Thanks to a variety of experiences across African markets over the last decade, I’ve become privy to a number of earned insights regarding innovation-led businesses across the continent.
Charles Tiayon:
"Among the Igbo people of Southeastern Nigeria, there’s a proverb that says: “What was secret is revealed in the marketplace.” Thanks to a variety of experiences across African markets over the last decade, I’ve become privy to a number of earned insights regarding innovation-led businesses across the continent." #metaglossia mundus June 30, 2022
Egyptian singer Hany Shaker resigns from musicians' guild as altercation goes viral
Charles Tiayon
After Shaker’s resignation, Sawiris took to Twitter to comment, using an Egyptian proverb that in essence means good riddance. This time, however, what he said was not well received by his followers, many of whom defended Shaker and said that it was inappropriate for Sawiris to celebrate someone’s hardships. Twitter user Amr Rabie, replied saying Sawiris's tweet was "not nice", as "Shaker is extremely popular among people who fully respect him". Naglaa Azzam, meanwhile, said Sawiris's tweet was "not acceptable at all". "Please do not transcend the right of an artist as valuable as Hany Shaker."
Charles Tiayon:
After Shaker’s resignation, Sawiris took to Twitter to comment, using an Egyptian proverb that in essence means good riddance. This time, however, what he said was not well received by his followers, many of whom defended Shaker and said that it was inappropriate for Sawiris to celebrate someone’s hardships. Twitter user Amr Rabie, replied saying Sawiris's tweet was "not nice", as "Shaker is extremely popular among people who fully respect him". Naglaa Azzam, meanwhile, said Sawiris's tweet was "not acceptable at all". "Please do not transcend the right of an artist as valuable as Hany Shaker." 
“Todos los niños han nacido para aprender, pero nuestros sistemas, en lugar de aprovechar el potencial, parecían estar inhibiéndolos”. Alex Beard* Al hablar hoy de educación y ética debemos remontarnos a Edgar Morin y Adela Cortina, pero en un espacio tan corto trataré de exponer lo que en días...
Charles Tiayon:
"Muchas veces la escolaridad se vuelve, por falta de recursos en las familias, en nidos de pandillas o delincuencia. Error. Las escuelas no deben ser patrimonio de intereses mezquinos ni lucha de poderes. Ser guía y maestro es una vocación inviolable y férrea en principios. Y, que debe trabajar directamente con los progenitores y tutores de los niños. Proverbio africano: ‘Para educar a un niño hace falta la tribu entera’, una sociedad educadora, nos transforma en una sociedad inclusiva." 
Le chiffre : 17 milliards C’est le montant que comptent octroyer les États-Unis au profit des projets structurants en lien avec le Programme national de développement 2022-2026. Le programme de financement a été débattu, le 17 juin à Brazzaville, au cours de la session inaugurale du Comité de pilotage de l’Accord de subvention pour l’objectif du développement durable entre le Congo et les États-Unis. Ce financement américain revu à la hausse par rapport aux années antérieures est destiné principalement au secteur agricole, à l’élevage et à l’écotourisme. Le proverbe africain « Qui s’instruit sans agir laboure sans semer » Le mot : « Pusillanime » Du latin pusillanimis qui signifie « qui manque de courage », le mot renvoie à une personne qui a l’âme timide, qui manque de fermeté, irrésolue et assez lâche. Il a pour synonymes couard, faible, lâche, pleutre, timoré ; et antonymes audacieux, courageux, décidé, entreprenant, hardi, résolu.
Charles Tiayon:
"Le chiffre : 17 milliards C’est le montant que comptent octroyer les États-Unis au profit des projets structurants en lien avec le Programme national de développement 2022-2026. Le programme de financement a été débattu, le 17 juin à Brazzaville, au cours de la session inaugurale du Comité de pilotage de l’Accord de subvention pour l’objectif du développement durable entre le Congo et les États-Unis. Ce financement américain revu à la hausse par rapport aux années antérieures est destiné principalement au secteur agricole, à l’élevage et à l’écotourisme. Le proverbe africain « Qui s’instruit sans agir laboure sans semer » Le mot : « Pusillanime » Du latin pusillanimis qui signifie « qui manque de courage », le mot renvoie à une personne qui a l’âme timide, qui manque de fermeté, irrésolue et assez lâche. Il a pour synonymes couard, faible, lâche, pleutre, timoré ; et antonymes audacieux, courageux, décidé, entreprenant, hardi, résolu." #metaglossia mundus 
ALG : L’industrialisation de la fake news à grande échelle | News du Foot en Afrique, résultats & classements des compétitions, coupe d'Afrique, coupe du monde, championnats et coupes, photos et vidéos.
Charles Tiayon:
"Si au Caire, il y avait les Huns (puisqu’un you- tubeur lillois et une chaîne de TV servaient de garde rapprochée à Attila) au salon VIP, il y avait surtout « les autres » (sans mauvais jeu de mot), Zetchi, Belmadi, les joueurs et le staff, qui ont bossé pour ramener la Coupe à la maison. Quant à la découverte de Riyad Mahrez, l’excellent livre de notre confrère, Mohamed Bouguerra « # Riyad Mahrez, Never give up », qui retrace la vie du capitaine de l’E.N, il apprend que c’est Nordine Kourichi qui a découvert Riyad Mahrez, qui l’a observé et qui en a parlé, ensuite, au seul Vahid Halilhodzic. Le Bosnien qui, après observation lors d’un stage, avait décidé de cocher son nom dans la liste pour le Mondial brésilien. Un proverbe africain dit : « Si le mensonge prend l’ascenseur, la vérité, elle, prend l’escalier.»" #metaglossia mundus June 29, 2022
Will Russia be excluded from the next G20? Drake's response unleashes Putin's anger - Corriere.it
Charles Tiayon
From Marco Calloso The Prime Minister outlines the position of the Indonesians hosting the summit. He quotes a proverb to ask for more sharing ("When
Charles Tiayon:
"The Prime Minister outlines the position of the Indonesians hosting the summit. He quotes a proverb to ask for more sharing (“When elephants fight, the grass will suffer”) From our correspondent Karmish-Bartenkirsen – The discipline of A vertex With a plan conditioned by the Kremlin, on time Missile launch on UkraineAt the end of the works it takes shape in the words of Mario Tragi. The Prime Minister recalled an African proverb, “When I was at the World Bank” was fashionable in the 1980s. It is simple, but it is perfectly suited to the geopolitical and international context: “he said. Bultan suffers when elephants fight “. Completion at G7 So-called “small” countries also participated: From Argentina to South Africa, from Indonesia to Senegal, to India. And everyone, the head of government is eager to comment, They have a “very neutral” approach to war, but so far “they have not been approached”.. Instead, the debate revealed that “they want to get involved.” The teaching of the proverb can be interpreted as follows, Drake concludes: “If nations feel the grass, they suffer, and it is difficult to say who will participate.”them participate in the basic moments”." #metaglossia mundus 
On this World Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSMEs) day we recognize that the world cannot achieve the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development without resilient MSMEs. MSMEs are “today’s bush and tomorrow’s forest” (Zambian proverb). Globally, MSMEs make up over 90 percent of all firms, employ more than 70 percent of the population and contribute about 50 percent of GDP according to the International Council for Small Businesses (ICSB). This trend is mirrored in Ghana where MSMEs account for almost 70 percent of the GDP. By providing goods and services, jobs, livelihoods and government revenue, SMEs help to eradicate poverty and contribute to the achievement of all the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). These agile MSMEs are incubating innovative solutions to complex development problems using new technology including digitalization. They generate local solutions using local knowledge, skills and resources. Many are vibrant and dynamic, led by youth and women. Entrepreneurs like Nelson of Nelplast Ghana and Vivian of City Waste Recycling are at the fore of creating innovative products and services to meet our current and future needs.
Charles Tiayon:
"On this World Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSMEs) day we recognize that the world cannot achieve the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development without resilient MSMEs. MSMEs are “today’s bush and tomorrow’s forest” (Zambian proverb). Globally, MSMEs make up over 90 percent of all firms, employ more than 70 percent of the population and contribute about 50 percent of GDP according to the International Council for Small Businesses (ICSB). This trend is mirrored in Ghana where MSMEs account for almost 70 percent of the GDP. By providing goods and services, jobs, livelihoods and government revenue, SMEs help to eradicate poverty and contribute to the achievement of all the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). These agile MSMEs are incubating innovative solutions to complex development problems using new technology including digitalization. They generate local solutions using local knowledge, skills and resources. Many are vibrant and dynamic, led by youth and women. Entrepreneurs like Nelson of Nelplast Ghana and Vivian of City Waste Recycling are at the fore of creating innovative products and services to meet our current and future needs." #metaglossia mundus June 29, 2022
Robert Sobukwe: equal status in the pantheon of South African activists is long overdue
Charles Tiayon
There’s an African proverb that speaks directly to what many perceive to be Sobukwe’s undervalued status in South African political history. The proverb, popularised by author and poet Chinua Achebe, goes like this: that lions need to become historians in order to truthfully narrate their own history otherwise the tale of the hunt would always end up glorifying the hunter.
Charles Tiayon:
"There’s an African proverb that speaks directly to what many perceive to be Sobukwe’s undervalued status in South African political history. The proverb, popularised by author and poet Chinua Achebe, goes like this: that lions need to become historians in order to truthfully narrate their own history otherwise the tale of the hunt would always end up glorifying the hunter." #metaglossia mundus |
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Charles Tiayon
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