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Superior service of Brussels Airlines shown in new pan-african campaign

Monday, 10 May 2010 12:02 wmutenza
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With a new African campaign, Brussels Airlines wants to stress its superior service. In a 60” tv-commercial we see a stewardess performing her typical kindness and service in everyday situations on the ground. We see her bring coffee to a guy stuck in straffic or giving a small toy to a child looking bored during a museum visit. Every time the people react pleasantly surprised when seeing the stewardess appearing out of nowhere. The series of scenes is concluded with the line : “The kind of service you only expect in the sky”, followed by the logo of Brussels Airlines. The commercial is currently shown on CNN and TV5 in Africa.

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The Promota publisher won the BBI 2009 Innovation Award

Sunday, 21 February 2010 23:21 wmutenza
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Willy MutenzaWilly Mutenza won the Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) 2009 Business Innovation Award in UK.

Held at the Hilton London, Tower Bridge, its celebrity hosts were Robbie Gee (Actor – Desmonds, Snatch, Prime Suspect, The firm, Mean Machine) and Eddie Nestor (BBC Radio London presenter/Actor – Casualty, Prime Suspect2, Here & Now, The Bill).  The glittering event also boasted esteemed dignitaries including Simon Hughes MP and His Excellency Dr. Zola Skweyiya, South African High Commissioner, presenting awards on the evening.

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2010-05-08 09:17:12Congs to us ALL
2010-02-23 19:43:41Congratulations you deserve it
2010-02-22 07:39:20Congs

We will not bow to this Moroccan king

Thursday, 12 October 2006 10:00 administrator
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A woman from Western Sahara, Aminatou Haidar, lies on the floor at Lanzarote airport on hunger strike and near death. She was refused entry to her own country because she refused to write "Moroccan" on her departure card. She is denied access to her two children in her home town of El Ayoun, under Moroccan control. The international court of justice has declared that Western Saharans have the right to self-determination. The country is illegally occupied by Morocco. Yet Haidar was stripped of her passport and arbitrarily dumped on a plane to Spain.

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Uganda: Life imprisonment awaits those who circumcise ladies

Wednesday, 07 July 2004 12:00 administrator
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Emmanuel Gyezaho

gender rights’ activists in the country after Parliament passed a new law that outlaws and criminalises female genital mutilation. The new law, a private member’s Bill drawn up by Kinkizi East MP Chris Baryomunsi, hands down a series of stern punishments to perpetuators of the crime, a maximum 10- year sentence and life imprisonment for those who commit aggravated female genital mutilation (FGM).

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Climate change puts us all in the same boat. One hole will sink us all

Wednesday, 07 July 2004 09:54 administrator
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by Kofi Annan


The UN climate change conference in Copenhagen offers the prospect of a robust political deal, endorsed by the world's leaders and witnessed by the world's people, that sets out clear targets and a timeline for translating it into law. To be a truly historic achievement, such a deal must do two things.

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