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Africa Unite - Smile Jamaica 2008
Media Accreditation Form
The Media Accreditation Form is now available for Africa Unite - Smile Jamaica 2008.
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Krista Henry - Jamaica Gleaner - June 24, 2007
"Marley is more popular in death than in life because a lot of his work is still being discovered and recognised. The message of his songs was peace, looking out for the underdog, love. Simple as that."
Attributed to Eppie Edwards, deputy director of the National Library of Jamaica.
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The Bob Marley Foundation seeks to maintain a dynamic foundation which will enable individuals, groups, and/or communities in developing nations, particularly Jamaica and Africa, to create and implement programs that assist in the empowerment of the oppressed and the elimination of generational poverty through sustainable projects.
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 January's issue of Harambe
This
is an African word which means “working together.” It is also the
foundation’s slogan and name of one of Mrs. Rita Marley’s most popular
tunes. Available through our website quarterly, this newsletter will be
a vital vehicle to inform you of our foundation’s endeavors, events and
accomplishments; importantly, we eagerly anticipate “working together”
with you, through your contributions and feedback; So with One Love we
could nurture Harambe into a constructive newsletter.
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MRS. RITA MARLEY AND THE MARLEY FAMILY SPREAD "ONE LOVE" ENCOURAGING PEACE, EDUCATION AND EMPOWERMENT WITH AFRICA UNITE 2007
Africa Unite Joins Forces with the Emerging Leadership Programme, an Initiative of the Desmond Tutu Peace Centre to Honor the Spirit, Legacy and Music of Bob Marley while Supporting African Youth with The Shanduka Foundation's Adopt-a-School Programme and The Ubuntu Institute for Young Social Entrepreneurs.
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