• The Old Order.
• About Africa.
• About Europe.
• About the Caribbean.
• African Slave Trade.
• Scramble for Africa.
• Ancient colonisation.
• Christopher Columbus.
• David Livingstone's 3Cs.
  
  Transition Period
• The Transition
• Abolish Slave Trade.
• Imperialism and Benefits.
• Neo-colonisation.
• Industrial Revolution.
• British Empire.
• OAU- the origin
• Kwame Nkrumah
• Ahmed Sekou Toure.
• Wretched of the Earth
• Apartheid.
• Nelson Mandela's Peace.
• Pan African Congress.
• African Union- AU.
  

- This web page is dedicated to people who have made or are currently making positive efforts to promote and develop the African continent.

- These include politicians and policy makers, superstars/ celebrities, the medical and health sector professionals, the international news media, philantropists and other categories of people in Europe, America, etc.

- The list, itself, is inexhaustive. Positionof on the list is not by importance or merit.

- Contributions are welcome from the public.
If you know any international personalities who should be included on this list, please contact us.

- Our aim is to show appreciation of the role that the international community is playing in the promotion and development of the African continent.

- This can also have a multiplier effect of motivating more people internationally to understand the problems of Africa, and to provide help in their own way.

- Please note that Africa is not begging for help. Rather, it is asking the international community to understand the root causes of the problems, and the need to provide help.

- Below is an endless list of friends of Africa (click a link to know more):

Queen Elizabeth II of England.
As Head of the Commonwealth of Nations, she is actively involved in helping African nations both politically and economically.

Bill Clinton:
Retired President of America, who has great passion for political, economic and human rights problems in African.

Toni Blair:
Retired Prime Minister of Britain; has great passion for African political, economic and human rights problems. He helped to end the brutal rebel war in Sierra Leone in 2002.

Gordon Brown:
Former British Finance Minister , now the Prime Minister of Britain. He has contributed greatly in helping to fight poverty in Africa.

Jack Straw:
British Foreign Secretary visits Darfur, Sudan.

Harriet Harman:
British MP and QC (Queens Councel), visits Sierra Leone to understand African problems and recommend solutions.

Sir Bob Geldof: Organiser of the world musical concert
" Make History by making Poverty History", raising awareness for African problems and the need to help the continent. He also helped to raise the Ethiopian famine relief fund in 1985.

Bill Gates:
An American and the "richest man on planet Earth", whose family fortune is rooted in the use of IT talents- i.e. computer software programming and sales. He is fighting malaria, HIV Aides, poverty, etc in Africa.

Prince Harry:
Member of the British Royal Family and second son of the late Princess Diana, visits and helps children in Africa.

Michael Jackson:
Multi-talented and Artist of the millennium, who used his talents in "We are the World" musical concert in 1980s to raise funds for famine refief in Africa.

Artists: July 2, 2005 Live8 Musical Concert.
They used their musical talents to promote Africa, and also create awareness for the need to help the continent out of poverty.

- More personalities to be added to this list, based on merit.
- More links to respective web pages will be created soon.

• The New Order
• New Deal
• Remember Slave Trade.
• Bill Clinton & Africa.
• Kofi Annan & UN.
• Commission on Africa.
• Toni Blair & Africa.
• Gordon Brown & Africa.
• Bob Geldof on Africa.
• Jack Straw in Africa
• Bill Gates & Africa.
• Prince Harry in Africa.
• Harriet Harman in Africa.
• African talents in Europe.
• David Beckham in Africa
  
  
• Research and info
• Europe trades with Africa
• China trades with Africa
• U.S.A. trades with Africa
• China trades with Africa