≡ Menu

Thulani Madondo: AfroAmerica Network Black Man of Year 2012

by AfroAmerica Network on December 17, 2012

Thulani Madondo is one of the founders and an Executive Director for the Kliptown Youth Program (KYP), in South Africa. He is responsible for communicating with various stakeholders, including corporations, non government organizations (NGO), government institutions, and volunteers, and is responsible for fundraising.

For more, visit the link: Thulani Madondo, AfroAmerica Network Black Man of Year 2012.

Comments on this entry are closed.

Next post: Rwandan Government Loses Case Against Rafiki Muhindo Hyacinthe Nsengiyumva

Previous post: Nina Turner: AfroAmerica Network Black Woman of Year 2012

News, Resources, Social Network

AfroAmerica Network Celebrates 15 Years of Existence

The Vision started in the bustling City of Baltimore, Maryland in July 1997. The Internet was still at its infancy and the fist Internet bubble was about to begin. But Africa and AfroAmerican world was very sparsely represented, if not inexistent, in the new World Wide Web.

Two AfroAmerican (an African and an American) visionaries wanted to correct that. They created AfroAmerica Network.

Now, 15 years later, it is time to reflect.

Thanks for your support over the years as AfroAmerica Network celebrates its 15th Anniversary!

AfroAmerica Network Team