November Inspiring Guest - Barack Obama
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(Look out for the next Inspiring Guest - Stanley Onjezani Kenani who
is simultaneously a Chartered Accountant and Certified Internal Auditor. With
formal training in Accuntancy, Kenani is a fast rising star in the world of writing
and poetry. At age 27 he became the youngest President of the reputable
Malawi Writers Union (MAWU). Kenani has won numerous awards for his
writing and in July this year, he was one of the five writers nominated for the
most Presigious Prize for African Writing. To discover the secret behind the
achievements and successes of Kenani, look out for the December Edition of
the Inspiring Guest!)
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Barack Obama made history on Tuesday the 4th November when he
became the first Black (African) American to be elected President of the USA.
Throughout his two years of campaign, Obama inspired many people. What
lessons can we draw from Obama's historic success? How can you apply
those lessons to your daily life and achieve lasting CHANGE in your life at
work, at school and at home? Having followed Obama's campaign very
closely, I think Obama's achieving the historic election is down to ten things
which if you can apply in your life, you too can make your own personal
history. For details of the ten attributes, Click here to read the whole article!
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(Look out for the next Inspiring Guest - Stanley Onjezani Kenani who
is simultaneously a Chartered Accountant and Certified Internal Auditor. With
formal training in Accuntancy, Kenani is a fast rising star in the world of writing
and poetry. At age 27 he became the youngest President of the reputable
Malawi Writers Union (MAWU). Kenani has won numerous awards for his
writing and in July this year, he was one of the five writers nominated for the
most Presigious Prize for African Writing. To discover the secret behind the
achievements and successes of Kenani, look out for the December Edition of
the Inspiring Guest!)
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Barack Obama made history on Tuesday the 4th November when he
became the first Black (African) American to be elected President of the USA.
Throughout his two years of campaign, Obama inspired many people. What
lessons can we draw from Obama's historic success? How can you apply
those lessons to your daily life and achieve lasting CHANGE in your life at
work, at school and at home? Having followed Obama's campaign very
closely, I think Obama's achieving the historic election is down to ten things
which if you can apply in your life, you too can make your own personal
history. For details of the ten attributes, Click here to read the whole article!
News & Events
News about and by Matthews Mtumbuka
Barack Obama our Inspiring
Guest for November - Barack
Obama - To see his profile and
how he inspires, click in the
photo or here!
Guest for November - Barack
Obama - To see his profile and
how he inspires, click in the
photo or here!
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Malawi Needs Obama - By Dr. Matthews Mtumbuka, published in the Nation
Newspaper (Malawi)
"...[As Obama has often said of America,] Equally we can all proclaim that
there is no Southern Malawi or Central or Northern Malawi, there is only one
single Malawi Nation. There is no Yao Malawi, no Chewa Malawi, no Tumbuka
Malawi. There is only one Republic of Malawi. We should not wait for Barack
Obama or a local Obama to tell us this message. We must [as one Malawi
nation] unite and act now! To read the full article, click here!
Newspaper (Malawi)
"...[As Obama has often said of America,] Equally we can all proclaim that
there is no Southern Malawi or Central or Northern Malawi, there is only one
single Malawi Nation. There is no Yao Malawi, no Chewa Malawi, no Tumbuka
Malawi. There is only one Republic of Malawi. We should not wait for Barack
Obama or a local Obama to tell us this message. We must [as one Malawi
nation] unite and act now! To read the full article, click here!
