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To Engage In Research Information, Education And Enlightenment Campaign On Economic And Political Issues As It Affect African Women.
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OTUNBA DR BASIRAT NAHIBI – NIASSE. OON WAELE/ARCELFA. FOUNDER/PRESIDENT
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Independence Day Of Botswana > September 30
WAELE AFRICA Foundation Wishes to congratulate the government and people of Botswana on the occasion of her National Day and 54th independence. We wish your country and all its people happiness, continued success and prosperity. Botswana Day is the national day of the Republic of Botswana celebrated on September 30. It commemorates the independence of […]
Independence Day Of Guinea-Bissau >> 24 September
WAELE AFRICA Foundation Wishes to congratulate the government and people of Guinea-Bissau on the occasion of her National Day and 48th independence. We wish your country and all its people happiness, continued success and prosperity. Guinea-Bissau was once part of the kingdom of Gabu, part of the Mali Empire; parts of this kingdom persisted […]
Independence Day Of Mali > September 22
WAELE AFRICA Foundation Wishes to congratulate the government and people of Mali on the occasion of her National Day and 60th independence. We wish your country and all its people happiness, continued success and prosperity. September 22 is Independence Day in Mali. This national holiday commemorates the independence of Mali from France as the Republic […]
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