2007-01-05T03:46:00.000-08:00

LIFE IN AFRICA BLOGS

(Member Progress in their Lives and on Achieving Goal)

What role does the Life in Africa Community Play?

Life in Africa community has played a great role both in my life and the community at large and below is some of the roles it has played.

It has encouraged working hard, and always aiming at perfection since quality at LiA is preferred to quantity.

Through the employment opportunity at LiA, I have been able to meet the costs and standard of living socially and economically since it involves working together, I have been able to get new friends at the place of work. we normally discuss social and family issues out of which it has help me to solve some of my problems in the family. beyond that, it has brought completely new and wonderful life to me.

I believe Africa speaks on the Social Post, basing on the fact that whole at work different people are put to work in a given group of which one is meant to meet different kinds of people which he/she ends up associating with the people he/she meets.

My prayers for LiA is to see that it is expanding to the extend that many people will be employ so that they meet the cost of living and it reduce unemployment problem.

I also pray for LiA to expand on its market both internally and externally it should always obtain more profits than the one it is getting now and should always have a good relationship among the buyers and the sellers.

Wise African Living:

Preparing Dried Meat:

You get fresh beef meat, cut it in a long shape and smoke it on the fire then put it on the sun to get dry so that it gets hard.

When it has properly dried, you cut it into small pieces and put it in the Saucepan pure some water on it and wash it well, pure another clean water in it and cook it until it is soft.

Get Simsim and Groundnut fry them and pound them to get their simsim paste. Mix the paste in a warm water put some salts in it and steer it thoroughly then pure meat in it, and let it boil for some few minutes. After you can then eat it with cassava flour mingled, Potatoes, Posho, yams, Matoke or rice.

I am so much grateful with LiA for all what they are doing as they are making life easier.

I am asking for the loan of 500.000/= for charcoal selling and I will pay back in the period of 10 months only.

My monthly income:

200.000/= per month

Crafts 80.000/=

Total 280.000/=

Monthly expenses are,

House rent 20.000/=

Feeding 40.000/=

Transport10.000/=

Medical, water, clothes and others 50.000/=

Total 120.000/=

Your Sincerely

Jesca Wassa.

Life in Africa Member : Jessica Wassa

2006-11-24T23:25:00.000-08:00

Jessica is a member of life in Africa and an artisan .