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INTERNET, BUSINESS and AFRICA

Back again, this time the issue at hand is the INTERNET,BUSINESS and AFRICA. If we realize the internet is becoming a common phenomenon on in Africa, especially amongst the youths and those who are dynamic. Looking at business in Africa which seems to be on the rise due to the demand for raw materials, Africa compared to other continents is not yet at its optimum point in most of its countries. Cameroon's per-capita GDP ( Purchasing power parity ) was estimated as US$2,300 in 2008, one of the ten highest in sub-Saharan Africa . Major export markets include France , Italy , South Korea , Spain , and the United Kingdom . Cameroon is aiming to become an emerging country by 2035. Cameroon has had a decade of strong economic performance, with GDP growing at an average of 4 percent per year. During the 2004–2008 periods, public debt was reduced from over 60 percent of GDP to 10 percent and official reserves quadrupled to over USD 3 billion. Cameroon is part of the Bank of Central

Education and Success

Today, I was thinking on the success rate of many Africans in the world today. When I was in Secondary and High School the mentality of success was based on school performance and conduct. Many students who performed highly and had good conduct at the time were seen as future high achievers vice-verse. It is evident that our behavior and choices shapes the future but the reverse is true, at this tender period much is still to be learned and therefore life is not a game of chess where you can predict your opponents moves. In Africa we believe the best is given to those who perform well in school but in the wide world success is guaranteed to those who can afford a good Education and pursue their dreams. In Africa high performing students are motivated with career praise from teachers such as careers in Medicine, Engineering, Aviation, etc while the low achievers are lost in the sadness of their failure. Some time back I came into contact with a correspondent from Phoenix East Aviati

Africa in Movies

In Africa everyone enjoys a good movie but what does it take to make a good movie. 1. The Script 2. The Location 3. The Director 4. Other Crew Members 5. Equipment 6. Skill THE SCRIPT:  In African movies we have a lot of good scripts and writers as well but the movies are usually not to standard. THE LOCATION: Our locations for movies are classified exotic but yet we fail to deliver. THE DIRECTOR: The Director is usually the pivot of a good movie he usually enforces the vision of the movie and should lead the movie towards the consumers view point. We have directors but can only boast of a few trained and experience Directors. OTHER CREW MEMBERS: This consist of  Production and Post Production players. The equipment operators, cast  etc are all important to the success of a movie. EQUIPMENT: This is a very vital part for the quality of a movie. A good movie has just the right equipment such as: cameras, lighting, cranes, camera stabilizers, dollies etc. These equipment

Grand Openning

Just opened my doors to the public and am exited and just to keep your guys informed I will blog about technology, cars, energy, agricultural and some sensitive issues trending in AFRICA.Lets all share.