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    Lancement officiel de Nutrispir+ à base de Spiruline par une Africaine

    Rome - 19th March 2019, at the Salesian Pontificia University, Correct Connect Africa Foundation participated at the official launching of Nutrispir+, directed by Pauline Keller-Tsanga from Cameroun. The Event saw the presence of distinguished guests, which include, ambassadors, bishops from…

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    Oser l’excellence, le credo d’une entrepreneuse africaine

    Introducing the brain behind the Nutrispir+, a nutritional supplement made from Spirulina algae, Pauline Keller-Tsanga. The product will be launched on the 19th of March 2019, at the Salesian Pontificial University in Rome.

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    CCAF Kicks Off a Course on Pan-Africanism

    By Isaac Eibozele OKOH Today, the 31st day of October 2018, the Rome section of Correct Connect Africa foundation, commenced one of its major projects of the year, an academic course on Pan-Africanism, its history and philosophy. The activity responds to one of its…

  • FEATURES

    Artifacts of Ancient Egyptian Civilization

    Here are some monumental objects that connect us to the past, the African past, the ancient Egyptian Civilization. These are presently found it the Egyptian Museum (Museo Egizio) in Turin, Italy. CCAF visited to connect to the past. Whenever anyone tells…

  • Adventure

    From Genocide to Glory

    By Odior Aleakwe The visit to Rwanda, the country of a thousand hills, changed my understanding and perception of Africa and what can be achieved if and only if we have structures of control, accountability and support by the government…

  • Art

    A Masterpiece

    DISCLAIMER! This is NOT a human being. This masterpiece was painted by a Nigerian, Oresegun Olumide. This outstanding artistic gem would compete with many world acclaimed paintings. Let us celebrate this work by encouraging the creator with our positive comments.

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    Hide it in a Book

    There is a popular saying which I am not sure of its origin that says if you want to hide something from an African or a black man, put it in a book. I was in class one day when…