Free registration | "Writing That Matters" Online Creative Writing Workshop | West Africa

Date: 21 June - 19 August 2013

"Writing That Matters" Creative Writing Workshop is a Christian online writing workshop designed to teach the basics of writing fiction, help you improve and master your techniques and all with the higher calling in mind. It will sharpen your instincts for and also equip you to write stories which take the longer view to not merely entertain, but navigate story lines with eternity in view.

It is also a good refresher for writers who are already writing Christian stories and a place to socialize with a growing distinguished crop of Christian Writers in West Africa.

The training module consists of eight (8) weekly sessions and covers subjects such as story development, characterization, creating and using conflict, point of view among others. Further, the learning structure of the workshop is strengthened by practical writing exercises and reading activities.

Date: 21st June – 19th August (Registration has commenced)
Workshop Price: FREE!

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Applications: register here

Website: http://www.christianmonthlylibrary.org/

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Call for Papers: West African Languages Congress 2013

Deadline: 30 May 2013

Despite years of scholarly research a large percentage of the indigenous languages of West Africa have not been documented. Several of the languages are at the risk of being lost. Greater attention to diversity, environment and sustainability in the global discourse has not reflected much in terms of support for and development of indigenous languages. Although there is a heightened sense of activities and activism for language documentation, there has been no commensurate attention to the very important aspects of description, development, modernization and integration of local (West African) languages with global information infrastructure. This appears to be leading us once more to the ideological issue of resource exploitation. The critical question remains, how do we make West African Languages relevant and work for those who speak them? We are once more forced to rethink the role of the linguist and interrogate West African Languages Curricula in the face of emerging realities. The task of language documentation is particularly necessary so as to plan the future with the past, since information/ facts derived from such efforts can have positive impact on current and future linguistic endeavours.

The aim of the conference is to explore the different perspectives from which language studies reflects or impacts on the different aspects of human endeavour. In addition it seeks to foreground the various areas in which language and linguistics interface with diverse capacities and disciplines. Given the current realities of modern human life it seems increasingly compelling for Linguists to find common grounds with other disciplines while emphasizing language as a core human capacity. The conference brings together researchers and students in the various fields of language studies as well as aspects of professional life in which indigenous languages play a part. This is expected to motivate an exchange of ideas and promote discussions of, progress in and development of these areas in West African languages. We hope that through the conference participants will be able to consider the issue of sustainability in research and practice.
The sub themes of the conference include (but are not limited to):

• Language Typologies
• Morphology and Syntax
• Phonetics and Phonology
• Semantics, Pragmatics and Discourse
• Language shift, maintenance and documentation
• Language and education
• Language policy and language management
• Language, the media and ICT
• Language and the community
• Language and industry
• Language and medicine
• Language and governance
• Language and Business
• Language and Law
• Language and poverty
• Language and migration
• Cross-border languages and regional cooperation
• Cognitive corpus linguistics and Corpus-based computational linguistics
• Language competition: Ex-colonial languages vs. indigenous West African languages
• Literature, film and popular culture
• Language, gender and power
• Language, identity, culture and translation
• Language, Peace and Conflict

Participants are invited to submit abstracts dealing with any of the sub themes and other related areas. They can be up to a maximum of 300 words long. It must be typed in a 12– point font and in both word and pdf file formats. Deadline for the submission of abstracts has been extended from 31 March, 2013 to 30 May, 2013.

Individuals and organizations who would like to present demos and organise workshops/special events should contact the LOC Secretary, Dr Oye Taiwo, Department of Linguistics and African Languages, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria through the e- mail address: oyepaultaiwo@gmail.com.

Abstracts can be submitted through the following e-mail addresses: tayolamidi@yahoo.com. (Chairman, Abstract sub-committee: Dr Tayo Lamidi); oyepaultaiwo@gmail.com (Secretary, LOC: Dr Oye Taiwo).

CONTACT INFORMATION:

For queries/ submissions: tayolamidi@yahoo.com or oyepaultaiwo@gmail.com

Website: http://www.walc2013.com

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Call for West African Participants: Data Tools for Journalism, Advocacy and Activism Workshop

Deadline: 10 October 2012

Are you a tech-savvy journalist, human rights advocate, activist or blogger from West Africa? Does your writing aim to bring about social and political change? Are you interested in learning how data journalism skills and tools could help improve your work?

If you have answered ‘yes!’ to all three questions, then Index on Censorship, Internet Sans Frontieres and Ecole Supérieure de Journalisme, des Métiers de l’Internet et de la Communication (E-Jicom) invite you to apply to take part in their “Data tools for journalism, advocacy and activism” workshop.

This intensive 3-day workshop for 15 participants will be led by Nicolas Kayser-Bril of Journalism++ and will take place at the E-jicom campus in Dakar, Senegal on 12-14 November 2012.

There is no workshop fee for successful applicants. We have limited funds to help with travel and accommodation — please indicate at the bottom of your statement (not included in the 200-word maximum) whether you will need assistance and what kind — accommodation / travel (indicate city of origin) / both.

Please note: applicants must be fluent in French to take part in the workshop.

To apply, please an email with the subject line “DJDAKAR2012-firstname lastname” with the following information:

• Your CV (as a PDF file: firstname_lastname_CV.pdf)
• A statement (no more than 200 words as a PDF file: firstname_lastname_statement.pdf) explaining
• the kind of editorial work for social and political change you are currently doing
• how this work could be improved by data journalism skills
• A sample of your best editorial work — no more than TWO articles/blog posts etc. Please send a document with links if these are online or full text if they are not (as a PDF file: firstname_lastname_sample.pdf)

Applications must be received by 11:59 GMT on Wednesday 10 October 2012. Decisions will be announced on Monday 15 October 2012.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

For queries/ submissions: djdakar2012@gmail.com

Website: http://www.indexoncensorship.org

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Freelance Technology Reporters Wanted at HumanIPO (West Africa)

HumanIPO is a community of people creating something new in Africa – starting businesses, investing in new technologies or joining startups.

Startups get to post their pitch on HumanIPO platform and receive valuable feedback, grow their network, find co-founders, investors or employees. HumanIPO is also behind East Africa’s largest co-working space in Nairobi.

We are looking for tech journalists to write original articles for the growing tech news section on www.humanipo.com. Reporters will submit stories on the technology sector in West Africa on a pay-per-article basis.

Duties Successful applicants will be expected to write news and feature stories on the tech sector in the region, covering topics such as new technology, startup companies, funding, mobile devices, tablets, social media etc.

Applicants should have:

• A genuine love for the internet and new technology
• Excellent English
• Proven writing and reporting skills
• A desire to report breaking news on a growing sector
• Previous journalism experience desirable
• Knowledge of the African tech sector not required but would be beneficial

Applicants should send a cover letter, CV and links/cuttings by e-mail.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

For queries/ submissions: tj@humanipo.com

Website: http://www.humanipo.com

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Call for Submissions: The Ofi Press West African Edition

In a unique and exciting collaboration between The Ofi Press (Mexico) and Bakwa Magazine (Cameroon) we are currently looking for submissions of poetry, essays, articles, stories, art work, photos etc. from West Africa to feature in our special December 2012 edition. The best works that are chosen for publication will be translated into Spanish giving a wide audience in Latin America for your work. In the same month, Bakwa will produce a special Mexican edition which will go live to a large audience in Cameroon and beyond.

You don’t have to have been published previously to participate; you just need a special creative spark. So far we have accepted work from Cameroon, Ghana and Nigeria but we are looking for more! If you would like more information on submissions and our projects, please contact The Ofi Press’ editor, Jack Little at: theofipress@mail.com or Dzekashu MacViban of Bakwa Magazine at: bakwaeditor@gmail.com

CONTACT INFORMATION:

For queries/ submissions: theofipress@mail.com or bakwaeditor@gmail.com

Website: http://theofipress.webs.com

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Call for Papers: The 1st West Africa Science Journalist’s Conference in Cotonou, Benin

Date: 26-28 November 2012 (Cotonou, Benin)

In order to promote the role of science journalists in science, society and media and a dialogue on the role of science and technology in society and public policy, Benin association of science journalists and communicators will hosts the 1st West Africa Science Journalists Conference (WASJC), from 26 to 28 november 2012, in Cotonou, Benin, in partnership with Nigeria, Niger, Togo national science journalists associations.

The conference will focus on the role of science journalism s in sustainable development. The meeting will bring together about 100 science journalists, science communicators, researchers, scientists, academics, research centers, scientific communication agencies, organizations of research funding and students from west African countries. National association will bring their members to participate to the conference.

Science Journalism is not yet entrenched in most media outlets across Africa. AJCSB believes the needs and demands placed on science journalists in Africa are growing, and science journalists should play a role in sustainable development.

The event aims to promote the role of science journalists in science, society and media and a dialogue on the role of science and technology in society and public policy. In Cotonou, participants will all interact with the best of West Africa and world science journalists and science communicators, and discuss how science journalism will boost sustainable development in the region face with multiple problems especially poverty. All this to achieve a common purpose: ever more quality and quantity science story in West Africa.

Specific objectives include:

• Provide West Africa science journalists the opportunity to exchange and to network;
• Provide West Africa science journalists the opportunity to meet, exchange experiences with other colleagues, and learn from experienced science journalists from other parts of the world;
• Strengthen the skills of West Africa science journalists in the coverage of science issues;
• Strengthen the capacity of West Africa science journalists to have a deeper understanding of particular science topics (to be determined)

The activities of the conference include:

- Training
- Plenary session
- Workshop
- Visit
- Exposition

People wishing to give papers or organize complete sessions for the program are welcome. The deadline for proposal submission is August15, 2012. The theme of the conference is:“Science journalism as driving force of sustainable development in West Africa”.

The conference programme and speakers presentations will be available on the conference (http://ajcsb.org/wasjc/) and AJCSB (www.ajcsb.org) website before November 10, 2012. Daily updates will be communicated via Twitter and facebook.

To register to the conference, download the registration form here. The deadline for registration is November 15, 2012.

Scholarships will be available for journalists. The criteria for benefit for the scholarship will be shared later.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

For queries/ submissions: Christophe D. Assogba, President AJCSB, at wasjc@ajcsb.org or contact@ajcsb.org

Website: http://ajcsb.orgwasjc/

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English to Yoruba Translator Wanted for Global Health Research Project (pay: $200+ for 5,000 words)

Global health research project in need of English to Yoruba translation for 3 documents, approximately 5,000 words total. Seeking a native Yoruba speaker, preference to those with a familiarity of biomedical vocabulary. Pay is $200 or more and contingent upon quality and speed of delivery of finished product.

We would like to get the documents translated as quickly as possible. Please get in touch with a note about your background and qualifications.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

For queries/ submissions: nw2rq-3101154996@gigs.craigslist.org

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Deadline June 15 | Call for Submissions: 2nd Issue of Bakwa Art and Culture Magazine (West Africa)

Deadline: 15 June 2012

The second issue of Bakwa will be themed and its focus will be on conversations/interviews. We are interested in conversations with artists which will highlight the process of creation as well as its impediments and challenges. Our aim is to give an insight to the personality of the artist which is usually obfuscated by art and second-guessed by criticism and speculation. We intend to sort of set the record straight by hearing what the artist has to say, given that the notable Italian semiotician and historian, Umberto Eco, opines that interpretation is indefinite.

We would very much appreciate it if contributors queried us first to inform us about a submission concerning the interviews so that we can talk about the project. Nevertheless, we are still open to the regular features which include— poetry, fiction, photography, art, reviews, memoirs, journalistic pieces, travel writing etc.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

For inquiries/ submissions: bakwaeditor@gmail.com

Website: http://bakwamagazine.wordpress.com/

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Call for Manuscripts for Christian West African Series: Cedar & Cypress Publishing (West Africa)

To create a culture of Christian fiction which promotes a Christian Worldview, Christian Monthly Library (for West Africa) is pleased to announce its new programme which aims to publish an exciting new Christian West African series.

We are looking for quality stories with implicit rather than explicit Christian themes, that is, stories that show rather than tell as their means of communicating the gospel message. We are also specifically looking for stories that are suitable for a young adult West African reading audience in the romantic fiction genre on any subject.

We welcome stories set in any of the five West African countries, namely, Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Liberia and the Gambia.

If you would like to submit your manuscript for consideration to be published under our imprint, please use the Submission Manager here (please use “Writer Signup”). But just before you do, please carefully read our guidelines below.

Submission Guidelines:

(i) Stories must be written by a writer who is a national of any of the above listed West African countries.

(ii) Stories must be principally set in any of these West African countries, although some parts of it may take place elsewhere

(iii) The stories must be told from a strong biblical perspective and have an easily recognizable central Christian theme. However, we are more inclined to pick stories that communicate the gospel message in an implicit rather than explicit manner.

(iv) We love small town plots because everyone can identify with a small town –community, church, family, etc. As such, we are partial to stories set in provincial towns rather than big cities, with all the usual intrigues, superstitions, and of course, romance. However, stories set in big cities which have the right tone are heartily welcome.

(v) It is important that your story represent orthodox Christianity and not be heretical.

(vi) We accept only works of romantic fiction; however, they may be in any sub-genre whether historical, inspirational, etc.

(vii) We only require you to submit the first three chapters of your work but you may send in the full manuscript for a better assessment, if you wish. However your manuscript must have been completed at the time of submission.

(viii) It must be your original work of fiction and not infringe on any person’s copyright.

(ix) It must not be previously published in ANY format, by any other person or association of persons.

(x) We accept stories with a minimum word count of 80,000 words and a maximum word count of 100, 000 words (please state the total word count in your submission).

(xi) We accept only stories written in English Language.

(xii) We accept only soft copies of manuscripts in MS-Word 2003/07 format.

(xiii) Multiple submissions may be entered, but separately.

(xiv) You are REQUIRED to include with your manuscript submission (1) a cover letter (2) a synopsis of your manuscript and (3) A short note about yourself. We will not consider your submission otherwise.

(xv) Manuscripts are never returned under any circumstance, so we advice that you keep a copy for yourself.

(xvi) Should your manuscript be accepted for publication by us, we will offer you full Author Services free of cost and work with you to polish your work to the best industry standards.

(xvii) You may also send your submission (and all required documents) as an attachment in an e-mail to: chrisitanmonthlylibrary.wa@gmail.com

CONTACT INFORMATION:

For inquiries: chrisitanmonthlylibrary.wa@gmail.com

For submissions: chrisitanmonthlylibrary.wa@gmail.com or via the Submissions Manager

Website: http://christianwestafricanseries.wordpress.com/

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Call for Submissions from West African Writers: The Ofi Press Magazine

From Bakwa Magazine: In a future project, Bakwa will team up with The Ofi Press (Mexico), edited by Jack Little. Ofi Press will feature West African writers while Bakwa will feature Mexican writers. The Ofi Press is a monthly magazine which publishes poetry, fiction, interviews, reviews, etc. The general submission guidelines can be found here.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

For submissions: you can query the editor of Ofi Press or submit to theofipress@mail.com

Website: http://theofipress.webs.com/

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Call for Submissions: Bakwa Art and Culture Magazine (West Africa)

Deadline: 15 June 2012

The second issue of Bakwa will be themed and its focus will be on conversations/interviews. We are interested in conversations with artists which will highlight the process of creation as well as its impediments and challenges. Our aim is to give an insight to the personality of the artist which is usually obfuscated by art and second-guessed by criticism and speculation. We intend to sort of set the record straight by hearing what the artist has to say, given that the notable Italian semiotician and historian, Umberto Eco, opines that interpretation is indefinite.

We would very much appreciate it if contributors queried us first to inform us about a submission concerning the interviews so that we can talk about the project. Nevertheless, we are still open to the regular features which include— poetry, fiction, photography, art, reviews, memoirs, journalistic pieces, travel writing etc.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

For inquiries/ submissions: bakwaeditor@gmail.com

Website: http://bakwamagazine.wordpress.com/

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Pulitzer Center Seeks West African Journalists to Report on Water and Sanitation

Deadline: 20 June 2011

The Pulitzer Center is seeking four West African journalists to join two international journalists to produce a series of reports on water and sanitation projects in West Africa. Deadline is June 20, 2011.

Reporting will be published in West African and international news outlets. This collaboration between West African and international journalists will improve the quality of the reporting on water and sanitation and give voice to West African journalists working to communicate the systemic crises affecting their countries to an international news audience. We aim for this model of collaborative reporting to be a model for future in-depth foreign reporting.

Background: West Africa has among the lowest rate of access to clean water and adequate sanitation in the world. Aid organizations, international financial institutions and governments have spent millions of dollars on projects throughout the region but the results thus far are mixed. Of the 600,000-plus hand pumps installed in sub-Saharan Africa over the past 20 years, for example, some 30 percent are known to have failed prematurely; less than one percent of projects have any kind of long-term monitoring.

Grant Description: The Pulitzer Center will award grants to four West African journalists to work with international journalists and Pulitzer Center staff to produce reports on water and sanitation for West African and international news outlets. A summary video segment will be produced for high-end U.S. broadcast news outlets (PBS NewsHour or similar platforms); work will also be featured on a special Pulitzer Center web platform.

The selected journalists and Pulitzer Center staff will travel to Stockholm, Sweden to attend World Water Week (late August 2011). There they will attend conference sessions and press briefings, develop a reporting plan for West Africa, and participate in a multimedia training workshop led by Emmy-award winning video journalist, Stephen Sapienza.

In October 2011 the international journalists and Pulitzer Center staff will travel to West Africa to report with the West African journalists in their respective countries. Expected deliverables for this reporting will be finalized at World Water Week.

All expenses in Stockholm and West Africa will be covered by the Pulitzer Center.

Eligibility: These grants are open to West African journalists, writers, photographers, radio producers or filmmakers; staff journalists as well as free-lancers who live and work in the region (as defined by the UN) and seek to report from their home country on water and sanitation.

Deadline: June 20, 2011. Selected journalists will be announced in early July.

How to Apply: Applications should be submitted to travelgrants [at] pulitzercenter.org with “West Africa Water” in the subject line. Questions should be directed to Peter Sawyer by email at psawyer [at] pulitzercenter.org or by phone at 1-202-797-5562. Applications must be received in English or French (English preferred).

Applications should include the following:

* A 250-word statement of interest with plans for reporting on water and sanitation in your country (in the body of the email)
* Brief description of experience with video, photography, radio and web media (in the body of the email); experience in these media is not a requirement for the grant
* Two references with contact information with 1-2 sentences describing how each knows you (in the body of the email)
* A letter from your editor or supervisor that gives permission to participate in World Water Week (August 20-28, 2011) and to travel with the American journalist(s) for one week in October, and that signals a strong commitment to publish or broadcast your work on the topic (as attachment)
* Three examples of recent reporting (as links or attachments)
* Curriculum Vitae (as attachment)

Contact Information:

For inquiries: psawyer [at] pulitzercenter.org

For submissions: psawyer [at] pulitzercenter.org

Website: http://pulitzercenter.org/

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West African Editors Wanted at Tekedia.com

Tekedia – Editors Wanted

We are looking for editors for tekedia.com. You must be physically living in West Africa and must have operated, written generously or managed a blog. Interested? Please email us your CV along with links to your blogs. When you join us, you must write a minimum of 6 original posts per day. We will reward in the range of N35,000 – N40,000 per month for only tekedia.com exclusive contents. If you plagiarize contents and we find out, you could be liable to damages.

Unfortunately, if you are our editor, you cannot maintain another blog. We will spend money and resources to brand you on the web ecosystem and will need your full focus.

Your responsibilities are many and varied as we are looking for breaking news and covering neglected news within Technology, Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Education.

They include among others:

- interview/document/analyse technology creators, users, mechanics, hairdressers, metal molders, shoe designers (those Aba boys practice technology, also), herbalists, professors, engineers, policy markers, palm wine tappers (what do they do, we want to know), local farmers (one harvests bigger yams, the neighbor weeps on poor harvest, why?), student inventors (cover those class projects), etc

- write about them

- report about startups

- write on business and technology policy

- profile legends and icons of technology

- student leaders and administrators on education, technology, etc.

- And anything innovation, entrepreneurship, education, and technology.

Our contents are aligned within West Africa and South Africa though once in a while you can cover technology events around the world.

NB: Editors must have personal computers/laptops, internet access and work from home, and will cover all associated costs for pursuing contents.

Email: tekedia@fasmicro.com

More information here.

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Vacancy: Football Editor (West Africa)

Deadline: 22 December 2010

Football Editor West Africa

Contract skilled level position in the Media sector at International Concern in Lagos West Africa in Nigeria.

Experienced Football Editor required on a fixed-term basis. This will be a performance based contract and the incumbent will report to the Africa football Manager. This position will be based in Lagos, Nigeria.

Please note that this position requires working shifts, including weekends

CONTEXT

• Fast-paced and changing online environment
• West African & International football focus

CUSTOMERS

• Football federations & clubs in West Africa
• Media organizations and football media individuals in West Africa

OUTPUTS

• Grow Company’s online market share in West Africa
• Create and manage comprehensive West African football content
• Create and manage unique content relating to West African football players in Europe & other International countries
• Ensure that the spelling and grammar of the stories are of the highest quality
• Ensure that the football website is kept up-to-date with latest news, results, logs & fixtures of West African countries
• Ensure that the configuration accurately reflects the current climate both locally and internationally
• Ensure that the West African partner websites receive the highest standard of attention and The Company gets the maximum benefit of the relationship
• Monitor that all relevant football information is accurately reflected

Competencies:

• Excellent English language skills, particularly within the football/sporting environment
• An in-depth understanding of the football environment in West Africa
• A passion for and knowledge of football that allows you to work within its many disciplines
• The ability to work quickly and accurately
• The ability to work under pressure and reach set deadlines
• Excellent people relationships with local media and football associations in West Africa
• Excellent attention to detail
• Knowledge of Search Engine Optimisation will be an advantage

KNOWLEDGE AND QUALIFICATIONS

• Matric or West African equivalent
• Journalism qualification is essential
• Good Microsoft Office computer literacy skill are essential
• Excellent knowledge of the Internet is essential
• At least five years work experience (sports on the internet) is a distinct advantage
• HTML skills will be an advantage

PLEASE FORWARD YOUR UPDATED WORD FORMAT CV TO dorothyr@quest.co.za

More information here.

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Hausa Translator Needeed (800 words)

Deadline: 22 November 2010

Translation: English to Hausa

Approximately 800 words for Monday

Subject: society

Please email anna.m@wolfestone.co.uk

More information here.

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Yoruba and Igbo Translators Needed

We are looking for a qualified and experienced Yoruba and Igbo linguist with availability for a 100-word translation project.

Qualified and experienced translators ONLY, please. NO AGENCIES.

Please send your CV and translation rate per source word to jobs@axistranslations.com ONLY.

Axis Translations
Translation and Interpreting Services
http://www.axistranslations.com

More information here.

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Waja Excellence Awards for Investigative Journalism (West Africa)

Deadline: 30 October 2010

The West Africa Journalists Association (WAJA) through its Capacity Building Project Monday August 30th launched the WAJA Excellence Awards 2010 on the theme “Investigative Journalism and Ethics” to promote ethical journalism, quality research, investigations; and to recognize and promote talent in journalism in the WAJA/ECOWAS Space.

The 3rd Edition of the Competition is open to practicing journalists in the 15 ECOWAS Member states and Mauritania in the fields of Print, Radio and Television. In addition to a monetary prize, the winners will take part in at least one training session on Investigative Journalism and Ethics.

PARTICIPATION CONDITIONS

To take part, the following conditions should be met. Candidates must:
• Be a practicing journalist
• Be resident in one of the 16 WAJA member countries
• Work regularly for a press agency or media institution
Works presented must be:
• Broadcast on a television or radio station or published in a newspaper, magazine or wire of a news agency between May 30, 2009 and May 30, 2010.
• In French, English or Portuguese.

Requirements

1. For the Print Press: A copy of the article as published accompanied by the name of the newspaper or magazine. The date of publication must be visible. A CV of the candidate should also be presented.
2. For the Audio-Visual Media: A copy of the production as it was broadcast by a radio or a television station on VHS cassette, VCD or DVD (Television), or on magnetic band, audio cassette high fidelity, MP3 (Radio). A CV of the candidate should also be presented.
Submission Deadline
Works must be submitted latest October 30, 2010 through National Associations/Unions which are members of WAJA and/or to the WAJA-CBP, B.P.1300 Hamdallaye ACI 2000, Rue 413, Porte 109, Bamako, Mali.

More information here.

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Writer Wanted for CSR West Africa

Deadline: open

A young fresh graduate with proficiency in writing and editing. Interested persons should please email CV to "editor@csrwestafrica.com" or call 08064827210. Also visit "www.csrwestafrica.com" to learn more about us.

More information here.

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