| The ALKEBU-LAN REVIVALIST MOVEMENT " TARGET="_blank"><http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=1325933&am p;id=593353913> What is MOSIAH?............ MOSIAH is 31 days of observance and celebration of the life and legacy of the Most Eminent Prophet & King His Excellency Marcus Mosiah Garvey. In 1998, The Alkebu-Lan Revivalist Movement under the leadership of Bro.Ldr.Mbandaka, renamed & designated the 8th Month of the year as MOSIAH, coinsiding with the Birthmonth of the prophet & the UNIA-ACL's (Papa Garyvey's organisation) "International Convention of The Afrikan People of The World". Marcus Mosiah Garvey lead the the largest and most comprehensive movement built in the name of Black Power, Afrikan Freedom and Self Reliance. All proud, strong and ambitious people celebrate the great events and great people of there history. We celebrate MOSIAH not just for historical significance, but to ignite the spirit, mission and vision of this outstanding leader, in the hearts and minds of Afrikan (Black) people everywhere so that we may as the prophet said..... RISE YOU MIGHTY RACE- YOU CAN ACCOMPLISH WHAT YOU WILL!!! Join us as we celebrate a great man, and a great legacy! GARVEY LIVES!!! Info: 020 8539 2154 / 07908 814 152 / arm6227@yahoo.co.uk |
| [TheBlackList] Europe's War Against Illegal Immigrants Saturday, February 28, 2009 9:33 AM From: "Concerned Migrants" <concerned.migrants@gmail.com>To: By: Geoffrey Chapp-Jumbo In the past few years, Europe has been battling to stem the flow of illegal African immigrants. In the seventies and eighties, the plethora of migration from Africa to the outside world took the form of students leaving the shores of Africa in search of the Golden Fleece, and holiday makers leaving in droves to different parts of Europe and America. This was when most African countries had robust and healthy economies. The approximately 40 developing countries of sub-Saharan Africa form a diverse group in terms of economic structure, income levels, policies and performance. While some are endowed with large deposit of mineral resources to support their economies, others are doubly disadvantaged by poor resources and a landlocked location which raises transport costs. Almost all sub-Saharan African countries are poor; many have low levels of income per person and with severe poverty among large parts of the population. Another chink in the armour of the sub-Saharan African countries is their predominantly rural character and their low levels of industrial development. Their exports consist mainly of primary commodities whose prices are vulnerable to changes in the international market. Most of the Sahel countries in the region are always afflicted by serious drought, with the concomitant dire consequences. Because sub-Saharan African countries are vulnerable to imperfections in primary commodity markets with unstable prices. In their bid to balance their terms of trade, they end up taking loans from the IMF. The recipient countries always end up having their national currencies devalued. This devaluation has crippled their once robust economies. Most of the countries are overburdened with overdue loan repayment regimen. In most cases, hunger, famine, war, and natural disasters seemed to have triggered waves of migration to the west. Added to this is the fact that unemployment rate in most sub-Saharan African countries has risen astronomically. Young school leavers find it difficult to get paid employment. The only option left for most of them is to follow the line of least resistance by migrating to Europe to eke out a living. Net immigration flows continue as long as there is a wide gap in income per head between the sending and the receiving countries. Because of the battered and comatose state of most sub-Saharan African countries' economy, there is a wide gap in the income per head between the African countries and the receiving countries of Europe. This seemed to have triggered the flow of mass migration to Europe. The EU countries of Spain, Italy and France all have maritime frontiers temptingly nearer poorer countries on the African continent. Immigrants from sub-Saharan African countries are irresistibly lured to Europe. These EU countries have experienced an upsurge in the inflow of African illegals and, over the years, they had pooled their resources to stem the tide. They partnered and networked by enacting more stringent laws. Apart from introducing sound and stricter immigration control measures, they equally provided a flotilla of Naval ships and Coast Guard vessels to patrol the Mediterranean Sea to track down boats ferrying illegal immigrants. Squadrons of spotter aircraft have equally been provided for aerial patrol and surveillance of the Mediterranean sky line. High rise observation posts have equally been built at designated coastal points where watchmen with high powered binoculars will be on the look out for infiltrators. The EU has discovered that all these measures have not deterred would-be migrants from embarking on the perilous trip to Europe. The brass hats at the Brussels EU headquarters have discovered that no number of Spanish, French and Italian warships in the Mediterranean are likely to reverse this natural law - human beings have always wanted to escape poverty, misery and today, many Africans see Europe as their final destination where they can earn a living. Cases of dug out canoes ferrying illegal African migrants capsizing off the coast of Spain, Italy and France abound these days. In most of the incidents, many occupants of these rickety boats got drowned. These EU countries have equally been shouldering the huge cost of keeping the rescued migrants at the various holding centres. Added to this is the huge repatriation cost equally borne by the EU countries. Recently, the EU opened a job centre in Senegal. Senegal was chosen because it is a take off point for journeys to the Canary Islands. The job centre offers seasonal contract jobs to Senegalese and other sub-Saharan Africans to work in hotels in Spain and as fruit pickers in orchards in Spain, France and Italy. The number of applicants usually exceeds the openings, as it is now a job lottery. In October 2008, the EU opened its first immigration centre outside Europe in Mali's capital, Bamako. The new centre is aimed at helping would-be migrants to find legal work in Europe and reduce illegal migration. The office will offer guidance and counseling on legal migration and help with job training and search for work in Europe. It will also raise awareness about the dangers of illegal migration. This is the best solution ever proffered by the EU in tackling this intractable problem. With the job centres now in place, would-be migrants will now know that it makes sense for an immigrant to enter Europe through legal channels and not through the back-door, so that the rights of the immigrant will be protected at any point in time in his country of domicile. They can equally demand and receive fair pay for their work. This new initiative by the EU will go a long way in stemming the flow of illegal African immigrants. It is envisaged that with time, the EU will open new job centres in Nigeria, Ghana, the DRC, Cameroun and other countries in order not to overstretch the facilities at the Dakar and Bamako job centres. The EU has got it right this time around and, coupled with the yearly injection of Foreign Direct Investment into the economies of sub-Saharan African countries, African youths will have an enabling environment to take part in private entrepreneurship, thereby taking them off the perilous and hazardous trans-Atlantic sea journeys to Europe. Chapp-Jumbo is Asst. Comptroller of Immigration. |
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