The African drum heralds the beginning of something new, something
different, the start of a change.It accompanies the birth of a new
day,the sart of a war, the beautiful birth of a new born child, the
dance of courtship, celebrating the merging of man and maiden a
herald of the future.
As our drums begin to roll this day, i ask that we all give of
ourselves, constructively, with criticism and solid ideas but not to
go down the path of destructive disagreement.WE roll the drums and
draw upon our diversity to weave the beautiful fabric, our part to
the cause of the WSIS Youth across the globe.
Let the drums Roll, We raise the standards of the issues we are
finding solutions and plans of action for.
The drums begin for  CONTENT
The drums begin for  ACCESS
The drums begin for  GENDER
The drums begin for  HEALTH
The drums begin for  EDUCATION & ILLITERACY
The drums begin for  ICT's & WAR
The drums begin for  BRAIN DRAIN
The drums begin for  ETHICS & INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (IPR)

Let the AFRICAN DRUMS SPEAK OUT FROM WITHIN YOU!!!

WELCOME TO A NEW BEGINNING!!!
VIVA AFRICA!!!
-TITI AKINSANMI
MODERATOR

titiakinsanmi <titiakinsanmi@...> wrote:

Hi all,
Good to see us increase rapidly in such a few days.Thank you to each
and everyone of u for being their for our future.
We kick off with our discussions tomorrow 20th November. Image,
moderating for Education & illiteracy has posted a guideline for the
topic ( he calls it juice:-)!) Other moderators will be sending
theirs in soon i know. Please read the moderators posts and not to
forget our working documents as well.

Welcome to all those just coming on board!
We are looking GOOD!!!
Meet you online tomorrow!
VIVA AFRICA!

-Titi Akinsanmi
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Hi all,
Good to see us increase rapidly in such a few days.Thank you to each
and everyone of u for being their for our future.
We kick off with our discussions tomorrow 20th November. Image,
moderating for Education & illiteracy has posted a guideline for the
topic ( he calls it juice:-)!) Other moderators will be sending
theirs in soon i know. Please read the moderators posts and not to
forget our working documents as well.

Welcome to all those just coming on board!
We are looking GOOD!!!
Meet you online tomorrow!
VIVA AFRICA!

-Titi Akinsanmi
Moderator

Hello all,
As we all brace up for the commencement of our conference tomorrow, I
want us to note that there is a way we can all stay younger and
stronger together as a group with focus. What I mean is that by
taking this crusade to the folks in High schools and making them know
the import of ICT at a tender and younger age will make us younger
and of course give us more strength. If the young lads will know now,
awareness to ICT will increase in Africa and they will all start to
hearness their mind towards a better Africa tomorrow.
Looking forward to meeting you tomorrow.
BJ Maxwell.

Hi there my fellow youths. I'm Gbeminiyi Sofowora, a female member of wsisyouthafrica and a member of GRIN another youth organization that uses ICT as a tool for development. I was so happyu to discover the existence of WSISyouthafrica and i immediately subscribed. I'm sure with one mind, one spirit and with co-operation, we'll go places and together raise Africa to the level where it belongs by showcasing our different talents. and learning from oneanother. About female participation, it's a global issue and i think what we need do is to throw challenges at our fellow sisters so that they can wake up to the various calls... African ladies have been set aside for too long and they've come to accept their place to be after the but this is rather wrong....... To my fellow sisters in the house  i want to challenge you all this day that there's actually nothing we can't do.. there's no height we can't achieve......all we need do is believe in ourselves and set out with such great determination and we'll attain heights we've never thought we could achieve.............

i look foward to more female participation.

gbeminiyi Sofowora

Hi guys,

I am Oguntubi Ayodele (Image) and I would be facilitating our synergy
of ideas and thoughts on Education & Illiteracy during our
Conferencing!

I believe it would be great if we have some juice before we allow our
brainwaves, concern and passion converge. For a strategic and
resourceful discussion, I have decided to put up this few Process
Guide(Juice) up so that we all would share ideas, experiences and
thots creatively. However, this should not bottle you in ... feel
free to look beyond my eyes!

EDUCATION & ILLITERACY
WE are going o be considering the role of ICTs in the above stated
topics so we should

* Bring to light the peculiar challenges in your society
* The Role Education could play in your society in issues that are
peculiar to your local environment.
* What your view is of the level of education and Illiteracy in your
society.
* The Peculiar advantage your society could have if provided with
access to information.
* What role does the Government, Profit(Private) and Civil Society
play in this issues?
* What are the steps that you feel could be taken by this
stakeholders?
* What are the initiatives that have worked in your enviromment?
* How is the social perspective of Technology in your society?!
* What do you hope to see if your society?!

This should serve as a juice!!!!! So from here onwards, just free
your thoughts and let's see this forum as an opportunity to create
the Future for our generation and many yet unborn! A new Africa!

To our Sisters and Brothers who speak diverse languages, go ahead and
express yourself and we would work out the translation!

Remain Wonderful and am looking forward to a time of learning,
sharing and building together! Thanks!!!

Take charge,

Image

Moderator on Education & Illiteracy
Remain

Dear Armala;

Sending you warmest greeting, Hope you will find interesting to join WSISYOUTHAFRICA which is eConference on ICTs. Please we encourage you to feel free to share and exchange informations with both female and male in the group equally. You are not the only as Titi indicates.

We welcome you in this Africa youth digital dividend eConference...

Best wishes

Jama Abdullahi

Tony,

Well Tony  those questions are quite a mouth full. Shouldn't we just wait for the 22nd.- You know the question of ICTs and women participation in development in Africa has to a large extent exposed the loophole projected by our culture.

 Do know what it is when an average African woman thinks that things like technology are not for her, probably because of what her society dictates to her? Small wounder that in the rural areas the women folk even find it difficult to operate just a transistor radio that has been laying years in their house!!!!!!!!

lets save the best for the last!!!!!!!!!1

 TONY WAFULA <twaf78@...> wrote:

Welcome nkechi,we are looking forward for your input.What do you make of the whole question of ICTs and women participation in development? Just think of your rural areas. Do you think it is important to empower them? What have been the effects of their non-participation? Just a thought! Keep up the  spirit!

 nk_amadi <nk_amadi@...> wrote:

Hello Guys!
Its nice to know that one female just joined the group.My name is
Nkechi Amadi. I believe this would be a good forum to addresss the
ICT issuses facing us as a continent and globally too!

Keep up the good work
nkechi


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Welcome nkechi,we are looking forward for your input.What do you make of the whole question of ICTs and women participation in development? Just think of your rural areas. Do you think it is important to empower them? What have been the effects of their non-participation? Just a thought! Keep up the  spirit!

 nk_amadi <nk_amadi@...> wrote:

Hello Guys!
Its nice to know that one female just joined the group.My name is
Nkechi Amadi. I believe this would be a good forum to addresss the
ICT issuses facing us as a continent and globally too!

Keep up the good work
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Best Regards :  ANTHONY WAFULA

      Hello Gbenga,

You are right we need female point of view in this group that is why I make a friend of mine Miss ABADA Armella register on it.If everybody can bring one female like me.I will continue informingb female.

As far as French is concerned ,I 'm also a francophone and speak fluently French.I just try in ENGLISH because I studied it at University.It is the same for miss ABADA from BENIN

 Congratulation for your action and be well

Laurent HOUNGNIBO

Student in International Relations

President of YACEE 

Hi and Welcome on board.

Why sorry about be the first? No apologies...glad tolet you know anyways that you are not the first female to have joind the groupd we should be numbering about 5 now!!! A real high number for a highly male dominated field.

Please read the posted doicumnets and get ready for the eConference kicking off on the 20th of November!

Welcome once again!

-Titi

Moderator

 ARMELLA ABADA <abadarmella@...> wrote:

hi all

I'm ABADA Armella from Benin.as you have notice it , it is true that we
need the two gender male and female.  I 'm  sorry to be the first Lady
that join the group but I have the certitude that my sisters will join
the group too.i think that  by putting our reflexion together we'll do 
a good work.

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Welcome on board all!

I have written a document of a sort detailing what we will be doing in the next few days. We are really increasing in size (very fast) but can do even better:-). Please read and lets include us in our schedules so we can have the best of ourselves in these discussions. And don't forget, keep spreading the word!!!

WSISYOUTHAFRICA eCONFERENCE STARTING NOV.20th Introduction:

The World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) in 2003 (Geneva) and 2005 (Tunis) will be the culmination of a process of global discussion and harmonization for all countries of the world to come together to develop & foster a clear statement of political will and a concrete plan of action for achieving the goals of the Information Society.

WSIS is an initiative of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) and the United Nations (UN). Preparation for WSIS consists of Preparatory Committee (PrepCom) and Regional meetings. The African Regional Conference was held in Bamako, Mali from 26-30 May 2002. The next Preparatory Committee meeting will be held between the 17th and 28th of February 2003. A Youth Caucus (http://projects.takingitglobal.org/wsisprepcom1) was initiated at PrepCom1 and has continued discussing areas of concern around the agenda of themes of the WSIS.

WSISYOTUHAFRICA is the African section of the global youth caucus, and we are working on developing and organizing our input into the whole processes beginning with this eConference, and followed by interactive discussions through this group. We will help raise Africa's voice through the youth - and make the Information Society truly democratic and equal!

 THE eCONFERENCE:

1.      WHAT:

This meeting of minds is a forum for structuring the input of Africa's youths to the WSIS Youth Caucus’ paper for the WSIS and our inclusion in our respective government’s delegation, policy/position paper. We’ll be discussing on how to develop and foster a clear statement of political will and a concrete plan of action for achieving the goals of the Information Society.

Our springboards/topics include:

§        Issues of Access (a really big issue for a lot of Africans)

§        Content and Rural Inclusion

§        Gender

§        Education & Illiteracy

§        Intellectual Property Rights & Ethics

§        Health

§        ICT’s & WAR

§        Brain Drain

2.      WHEN:

We’ll be working with the following timeline for our discussions on the issues/topics listed above. We ALL really need to have read and assimilated the posted documents. It’ll help guide our ‘talk’ such that we do not go over issues well handled already (except we think it has not been well handled/covered). We also need someone to help translate our discussions into French, any volunteers mail me!

* Phase 1: November 20^th – Nov 30^th: work with the timeline below

§        Nov 20th -22nd: Lets meet YOU!! And your organization (Lets know what you do, how you do it, and where you are!)

§        Nov 23rd - 29^th: Discussion on key issues/topics stated under ‘WHAT’. A moderator will handle each topic. Here’s where all your thoughts, observations and experience come in! Do not forget to read the posted documents please!

§        Nov. 30: A summary of the week's discussion @ the eGroup which wil be adapted into by one of us incorporating sustainable ideas and suggestions raised. Nick then incorporates our document, the WSIS African Youth Document, into the global text!

Phase 2: Dec 4 – 30^th: Elaboration on the WSIS Agenda, here we delve into more areas as encountered raised in Phase one.

3.            WHERE:

We’ll be right here @ http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wsisyouthafrica/ from Nov 20th - 30th and Dec 1- 2 for feedbacks to Summary of the week’s discussion.

4.            WHY:

‘Development of African strategy for the achievement of the WSIS Youth Caucus goals - which include inclusion in the WSIS process of structuring a statement of Political will and a workable plan of action that takes into consideration the diversity that exist in our various antecedents and inclusion of YOUTH Oriented positions and plans of actions in each governments perspectives. ‘  That WHY we are coming together from far and near, our way of shaping our future for the better

5.            How:

We’ll be taking the various aspects/topics that we propose to input into, mull on them using the provided documents as stepping stones and our various experiences as points of references as guides! The eConference becomes our 'village square' or 'Chaupal’ as it is called in some parts of the world, where our age grade/group, discuss, disagree and finally come to a consensus as to the way forward for us and for our society, taking into consideration other youths of the World, Our immediate society including government & other parastatals and the generations of the future.

OUR how becomes:

* Revision of posted documents

* Discussion of new ideas and those within these documents in light of experience since they were created and from what we garner from the present state of things

* A final draft from OUR thoughts and discussions on this conference as brought together by US!

6.            FINALLY:

Friends, lets have us a lively discussion on what the information society means to young Africans (Anglophone, Francophone, Arabic speaking nations and all others inclusive), how they can and are contributing...'

VIVA AFRICA!!!

- Titi Akinsanmi

Moderator

IMPACT YOUR GENERATION!!!

Hello Guys!
Its nice to know that one female just joined the group.My name is
Nkechi Amadi. I believe this would be a good forum to addresss the
ICT issuses facing us as a continent and globally too!

Keep up the good work
nkechi

Waoh Am I glad to be here!
In just a couple of days this great group has evolved! I bet you
watch in the next couple of weeks...

Well, I beleive this forum should be seen as a strategic forum to
create the future for this generation and those yet on born in Africa.
We should not realise that the change and development we desire can
only be thru strategic and calculated commitment and hardwork!

However, I beleive from the tone and frequency in this group we would
be able to create a worthy and resourceful change.

I would love to add VIVA AFRICA! I seem to love that word but hey!
What does VIVA mean! I beleive the multilingua are needed indeed.

I am on a tour to the ladies world we must get the ladies here indeed
now from the begining.

Remain Wonderful everyone and hey! Asiwaju keep up the great work!

Image!

Hello to you all. I just joined the group now fron Nigeria. I know i
will be posting a lot of things in the coming days.
I know the poem below does not have aq lot to do with the objectives
of this group but please allow me to start my posts with this i wrote
for AFRICA. also available on TIGThis is Fatherland.
Our Africa.
Beyond geographical expression,
Deeper than Colonial boundaries,
A Content in our spirits
The conclusions of our minds.
We will not bow,
Our gaze is set as a flint,
From eyes heavy with vision.
Tell it to them that are dim
We are bound by freedom
We be stronger than our chains.
When next the sun appears above our horizon
The light of life will echo as always
Africa stands tall again!
On the mountain's hunched edge and
Discreetly survey scenic beauty
Underneath the gaudy sun's silent,
Smouldering unfriendliness

You are not a color.
Black or Brown if you like
But not a color.
You are not a mass
Of throbbing emotions, stimulus
Or flesh and blood and calcium.
The outer vestment is a misty mask,
A voiceless wall.
You are a life and thoughts.
I am a spirit,
Clasped in skin, muscle and sense.
I am like the tide,
Channelled by direction,
Trim, copious options, contemporary nativity,
Voice and song and tales-
Treading softly upon fiery, ancient grounds
And creeping with wings
Like silent rain.

You are Africa.
Beloved Fatherland

 twaf78 <twaf78@...> wrote:

Hello guyz, u may be familiar with the consequences of the digital
divide. I'm just concerned by the near absence of females on our
membership (i do acknowledge the current female membership). Plse u
and i know that there are more African female youths out there. Lets
encourage them to join this group. May i take it that each and
everyone of us will do the same? U see ,i'm always interested
activities that would assist to narrow the gender gap- and it is more
prevalent in Africa.Any suggestions of how to do it?


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Welcome on board Jama!

Good to know SOMALIAN YOUTHS ARE ALSO JOINING IN THE CHANGE. WE are really glad to have you on board!

Let me direct you to the Taking It Global website @ www.takingitglobal.org a placxe where you can meet other youths from all over the world, get information on various areas of interest, access to events and programs that are coming up , asccess to organisation databases and you can also be a part of DEveloping your own country site which Taking It Global hots...@ www.somalia.takingitglobal.org

I am looking forward to your contribution on this eConference satrting on the 20th of November. Please read the documents that have been posted at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wsisyouthafrica/files , note your comments, possible changes, and new ideass that you think we might have overlooked. These documents are what will be adapted as the African Youths input to the WSISyoiuth Caucus's input to the World Summit on the Information Society.

WELCOME!!!

-Titi Akinsanmi

Moderator

 jama_abdullahi <jama_abdullahi@...> wrote:

I am very pleased to join WSISafrica, I am just new to this website
and I feel that i need some some guidelines on where to find
information?. As you are aware of Somalia has been without central
effective governemnt since 1991 when late president Mohamed Said
Barre has been ousted from the power. Since than the coutry has been
neglected from the international community. We are very far behind
the other Africa countries when comparing ICTs development. I feel we
need some researchs to be conducted in Somalia in ICTs development,
therefore, I am here to contribute my skills and career expereince in
this field, So, please if you feel you can provide any supports,
contact me.

Any assistance or guidance offered will be highly apprecaited....

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I am very pleased to join WSISafrica, I am just new to this website
and I feel that i need some some guidelines on where to find
information?. As you are aware of Somalia has been without central
effective governemnt since 1991 when late president Mohamed Said
Barre has been ousted from the power. Since than the coutry has been
neglected from the international community. We are very far behind
the other Africa countries when comparing ICTs development. I feel we
need some researchs to be conducted in Somalia in ICTs development,
therefore, I am here to contribute my skills and career expereince in
this field, So, please if you feel you can provide any supports,
contact me.

Any assistance or guidance offered will be highly apprecaited....

Jama Abdullahi

Hello guyz, u may be familiar with the consequences of the digital
divide. I'm just concerned by the near absence of females on our
membership (i do acknowledge the current female membership). Plse u
and i know that there are more African female youths out there. Lets
encourage them to join this group. May i take it that each and
everyone of us will do the same? U see ,i'm always interested
activities that would assist to narrow the gender gap- and it is more
prevalent in Africa.Any suggestions of how to do it?

Hello everybody,
I'm very happy to be with u.I hope this is a big step in African
Unity which should start by African  youth's integration since they
are the adults of tumoro.Moreover there won't be any real thing
without communcation.This is a great opportunity.
Be all well
Laurent HOUNGNIBO
   President Youth Association for Cultural and Educational Exchange
(YACEE)
BENIN
hounlau

 Olubunmi Sowande <osowande@...> wrote:

Hello, everyone, I'm a good friend of Gbenga's........and decided to see what I can help with. I'm a Nigerian, but currently living in Europe. I'm still not too sure what the whole thing is about, so I'd be grateful if you could explain it to me like you're talking to a four year old, without all the acronyms........

 'Gbenga Sesan <gbengasesan@...> wrote:

Hello people!

You don't know how exciting I am right now ;-) It's nice to watch this list grow from 3 to 31 in just 2 days! I'm sure that as Titi prepares to get the timeline up, we will all take some time to look at the documents that have been posted to the group... (please see http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wsisyouthafrica/files/)

Those documents will help us catch up with what's been hapenning... and we can take off from there! It's nice to know that yesterday's already covered, and we're now taking action today for tomorrow. Nice to be with my brothers and sisters, and nicer to know that we're about adding our voice to that of the world's youth towards the WSIS. Please feel free to ask ANY question at ANY time about ANYTHING related to what we're doing...

This is to also say welcome and Viva Africa!

 twaf78 <twaf78@...> wrote:

Hello guys .My names are Anthony Wafula- a Kenyan. Glad that i have
beenable to join u. Feel free to contact me on any info from East
Africa. I would be more than glad to assist. Thank You all.


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Hello, everyone, I'm a good friend of Gbenga's........and decided to see what I can help with. I'm a Nigerian, but currently living in Europe. I'm still not too sure what the whole thing is about, so I'd be grateful if you could explain it to me like you're talking to a four year old, without all the acronyms........

 'Gbenga Sesan <gbengasesan@...> wrote:

Hello people!

You don't know how exciting I am right now ;-) It's nice to watch this list grow from 3 to 31 in just 2 days! I'm sure that as Titi prepares to get the timeline up, we will all take some time to look at the documents that have been posted to the group... (please see http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wsisyouthafrica/files/)

Those documents will help us catch up with what's been hapenning... and we can take off from there! It's nice to know that yesterday's already covered, and we're now taking action today for tomorrow. Nice to be with my brothers and sisters, and nicer to know that we're about adding our voice to that of the world's youth towards the WSIS. Please feel free to ask ANY question at ANY time about ANYTHING related to what we're doing...

This is to also say welcome and Viva Africa!

 twaf78 <twaf78@...> wrote:

Hello guys .My names are Anthony Wafula- a Kenyan. Glad that i have
beenable to join u. Feel free to contact me on any info from East
Africa. I would be more than glad to assist. Thank You all.


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Don't keep the faith, spread it!!

Hey aboki i am outta the office now...lets ee if i can show
up @ your office during lunch or something...abi...i don
leave office...
--- gbengasesan@... <gbengasesan@...> wrote:
>
>  Hello people!
> You don't know how exciting I am right now ;-) It's nice
to watch this list grow from 3 to 31 in just 2 days! I'm
sure that as Titi prepares to get the timeline up, we will
all take some time to look at the documents that have been
posted to the group... (please see
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wsisyouthafrica/files/)
> Those documents will help us catch up with what's been
hapenning... and we can take off from there! It's nice to
know that yesterday's already covered, and we're now taking
action today for tomorrow. Nice to be with my brothers and
sisters, and nicer to know that we're about adding our
voice to that of the world's youth towards the WSIS. Please
feel free to ask ANY question at ANY time about ANYTHING
related to what we're doing...
> This is to also say welcome and Viva Africa!
>  twaf78 <twaf78@...> wrote: Hello guys .My names
are Anthony Wafula- a Kenyan. Glad that i have
> beenable to join u. Feel free to contact me on any info
from East
> Africa. I would be more than glad to assist. Thank You
all.
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> Nigeria's Information Technology Youth Ambassador
> www.gbengasesan.com
> "A wise man/woman will leave inheritance for his/her
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 twaf78 <twaf78@...> wrote:

Hello guys .My names are Anthony Wafula- a Kenyan. Glad that i have
beenable to join u. Feel free to contact me on any info from East
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Hello guys .My names are Anthony Wafula- a Kenyan. Glad that i have
beenable to join u. Feel free to contact me on any info from East
Africa. I would be more than glad to assist. Thank You all.

It is indeed good and great to be a part of this list! I hope more
members will be added to this important and timely list.

As African youths, we should endeavour to act fast... share ideas and
views about ICTs in Africa and see how we can contribute to the WSIS
Draft Declarations... to be discussed by the PREPCOM come February 17-
18, 2003.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who
contributed in the creation of this list... special thanks to Nick
and Ggenga.

Cheers.

Glad to be in on this...we have a really short time but i know we
will come up with a good document to input @ the end of the timeline.
Between Nick, Gbenga, and I a schedule for the next two weeks has
been developed to facilitate this.I will send this as soon as we
finalise on all aspect i just wanted to personally welcome us all on
board and ask that we please organise our schedules to include this
so we can have as much contribution as possible from us all in this
document.

Thank You!
Titi Akinsanmi

It is great to be a member of this list and I hope we shall make a
good team that will ensure serious work on ICTs in Africa.

Shalala Oliver Sepiso
Zambia
Executive Committee Member - GKP