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Happy Africa

  • Happiness of the people in African villages and cities should become the new center of thinking and planning for a better Mission Future Africa policy in each state. Hope and a Grand Vision for the 60 percent of young people. The word happiness alone has a magical ring to it and touches our souls. We all want to be happy. Large sections have said goodbye to the state and are voting for new saviors or leave for Europe and America. A clear warning of unhappiness and disillusionment with official policy. A fresh happiness policy serves many people. It brings harmony to the state and contains radicals. Happy citizens do not start revolutions. People's happiness is a highly political benchmark (like a thermometer) and the golden goal of good politics. Modern Happiness Policy must be planned, landscaped and maintained like a good garden. We describe how.
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Tolerance in Africa

  • We are a world of diversity with 8.3 bn so different people. In Africa 1.5 billion in 54 states, 3000 tribes with 2000 languages. 51 percent are Christians and 44 percent Muslims. How can they live together peacefully and happily, despite all our differences? How can we all contain hate and the radicals of all kinds? How can we promote respect, love and more tolerance? Mission Future visited tribes, like the Kara at the Omo River in Ethiopia. We asked them and five Nobel Peace Prize Laureates what to do. We integrate the traditional wisdoms and the Soul of Africa in our fresh action masterplan Tolerance for Africa.
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African Migration

  • Migration in Africa has four aspects within the continent and mainly in Europe. 32 million Africans are internally displaced, but stay in their own country, forced to flee regions due to conflict or violence, like in the Democratic Republic of Congo 10 million or Sudan 9 million. 25 million Africans live cross-border in another African country. 21 million live outside Africa, including 15 million economic workers, 1.5 million refugee seekers and 500,000 students. They transfer more than $ 104 billion back home each year. Mission Future Africa focuses on the key trends and proposed best solutions ,outlined in our Action Manual on Migration in Africa. Our focus is on a fresh creative dual strategy of Migration Realpolitik with Humanity. As well harmony with the host countries, and visions for the future of young people to stay at home.
Read Action Manual

Reconciliation in Africa

  • Africa offers many examples of conflicts, but remarkable processes of reconciliation as well. Nobel Peace Prize laureate Nelson Mandela became Africa‘s father of reconciliation. With Desmond Tutu as his right-hand man, establishing the creative Truth and Reconciliation Commission, copied in 40 countries globally. Golden hours of reconciliation and mankind in the 1990s, following decades of apartheid in South Africa. Genocide in Rwanda between Hutu and Tutsi populations claimed 800,000 lives in about 100 days in 1994. Community-based Gacaca courts required perpetrators to face public accountability and truth-telling. Civil war in Mozambique ended 1992 with reconciliation, organized by churches and traditional village elders, and the reintegration of former combatants. These best practices offer hope for the current conflicts in South Sudan, the Sahel region, Nigeria, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Somalia or Ethiopia. When enemies become friends, we witness magic moments of humanity, rare great star events in mankind. They prove, that peace is possible. After many bitter years of violence and evil. In our Action Manual we show you how the Champions of Tolerance, in Africa and in America, Europe and Asia, achieved these miracles of peace.
Read Action Manual

Education in Africa

  • Without better educational programs, Africa will continue to fall behind. Good education is the golden key to a better future. From a global perspective, African countries still perform alarmingly poorly, well below the OECD average. Sub-Saharan countries face the largest gaps with high share of out-of-school-population. Even the educational systems that are relatively strong in Africa (like Seychelles, Mauritius, Tunisia, Botswana, or South Africa) lag far behind in international proficiency assessments. The reasons: Weak foundational skills as early as elementary school, large class sizes, inadequately trained teachers, a lack of learning materials, high levels of poverty, and, in some cases, high dropout rates. Better education for Africa means a major, creative and effective push at all levels, a national education revolution from village schools to universities. Including utilizing AI and popular digital media. Learning from Africa's education champions. New international partnerships with the world’s leading education nations and with proven private schools and universities.
Read Action Manual

African Women in Islam

  • The name ‘Boko Haram’ means “Western education is forbidden.” These extremists in Nigeria oppose girls’ education and want to establish a Sharia state. In April 2014, the Islamists even kidnapped 276 schoolgirls from Chikok (#BringBackOurGirls), subjecting them to violence and forced marriages. To date, there have been 35,000 fatalities and millions of displaced people. Other countries are also threatened by these Islamists: in the Sahel region—including Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger—as well as in Somalia, where Al-Shabaab is active, and in northern Mozambique. Additionally, women’s rights are at stake by extremists in Islamic dominated North Africa. Women in Islam shows you the true teaching of Islam, in the Quran and Hadith. Including Khadijah bint Khuwaylid, an emancipated businesswoman, chosen by God as wife for The Prophet. We met Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Malala Yousafzai in Oslo and Queen Rania in Jordan. Let’s empower the women in Islam and all over Africa.
Read Action Manual

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Happy Africa

  • Happiness of the people in African villages and cities should become the new center of thinking and planning for a better Mission Future Africa policy in each state. Hope and a Grand Vision for the 60 percent of young people. The word happiness alone has a magical ring to it and touches our souls. We all want to be happy. Large sections have said goodbye to the state and are voting for new saviors or leave for Europe and America. A clear warning of unhappiness and disillusionment with official policy. A fresh happiness policy serves many people. It brings harmony to the state and contains radicals. Happy citizens do not start revolutions. People's happiness is a highly political benchmark (like a thermometer) and the golden goal of good politics. Modern Happiness Policy must be planned, landscaped and maintained like a good garden. We describe how.

Education in Africa

  • Without better educational programs, Africa will continue to fall behind. Good education is the golden key to a better future. From a global perspective, African countries still perform alarmingly poorly, well below the OECD average. Sub-Saharan countries face the largest gaps with high share of out-of-school-population. Even the educational systems that are relatively strong in Africa (like Seychelles, Mauritius, Tunisia, Botswana, or South Africa) lag far behind in international proficiency assessments. The reasons: Weak foundational skills as early as elementary school, large class sizes, inadequately trained teachers, a lack of learning materials, high levels of poverty, and, in some cases, high dropout rates. Better education for Africa means a major, creative and effective push at all levels, a national education revolution from village schools to universities. Including utilizing AI and popular digital media. Learning from Africa's education champions. New international partnerships with the world’s leading education nations and with proven private schools and universities.

African Migration

  • Migration in Africa has four aspects within the continent and mainly in Europe. 32 million Africans are internally displaced, but stay in their own country, forced to flee regions due to conflict or violence, like in the Democratic Republic of Congo 10 million or Sudan 9 million. 25 million Africans live cross-border in another African country. 21 million live outside Africa, including 15 million economic workers, 1.5 million refugee seekers and 500,000 students. They transfer more than $ 104 billion back home each year. Mission Future Africa focuses on the key trends and proposed best solutions ,outlined in our Action Manual on Migration in Africa. Our focus is on a fresh creative dual strategy of Migration Realpolitik with Humanity. As well harmony with the host countries, and visions for the future of young people to stay at home.

Tolerance in Africa

  • We are a world of diversity with 8.3 bn so different people. In Africa 1.5 billion in 54 states, 3000 tribes with 2000 languages. 51 percent are Christians and 44 percent Muslims. How can they live together peacefully and happily, despite all our differences? How can we all contain hate and the radicals of all kinds? How can we promote respect, love and more tolerance? Mission Future visited tribes, like the Kara at the Omo River in Ethiopia. We asked them and five Nobel Peace Prize Laureates what to do. We integrate the traditional wisdoms and the Soul of Africa in our fresh action masterplan Tolerance for Africa.

Reconciliation in Africa

  • Africa offers many examples of conflicts, but remarkable processes of reconciliation as well. Nobel Peace Prize laureate Nelson Mandela became Africa‘s father of reconciliation. With Desmond Tutu as his right-hand man, establishing the creative Truth and Reconciliation Commission, copied in 40 countries globally. Golden hours of reconciliation and mankind in the 1990s, following decades of apartheid in South Africa. Genocide in Rwanda between Hutu and Tutsi populations claimed 800,000 lives in about 100 days in 1994. Community-based Gacaca courts required perpetrators to face public accountability and truth-telling. Civil war in Mozambique ended 1992 with reconciliation, organized by churches and traditional village elders, and the reintegration of former combatants. These best practices offer hope for the current conflicts in South Sudan, the Sahel region, Nigeria, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Somalia or Ethiopia. When enemies become friends, we witness magic moments of humanity, rare great star events in mankind. They prove, that peace is possible. After many bitter years of violence and evil. In our Action Manual we show you how the Champions of Tolerance, in Africa and in America, Europe and Asia, achieved these miracles of peace.

African Women in Islam

  • The name ‘Boko Haram’ means “Western education is forbidden.” These extremists in Nigeria oppose girls’ education and want to establish a Sharia state. In April 2014, the Islamists even kidnapped 276 schoolgirls from Chikok (#BringBackOurGirls), subjecting them to violence and forced marriages. To date, there have been 35,000 fatalities and millions of displaced people. Other countries are also threatened by these Islamists: in the Sahel region—including Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger—as well as in Somalia, where Al-Shabaab is active, and in northern Mozambique. Additionally, women’s rights are at stake by extremists in Islamic dominated North Africa. Women in Islam shows you the true teaching of Islam, in the Quran and Hadith. Including Khadijah bint Khuwaylid, an emancipated businesswoman, chosen by God as wife for The Prophet. We met Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Malala Yousafzai in Oslo and Queen Rania in Jordan. Let’s empower the women in Islam and all over Africa.

Our Mission Future Africa

The future belongs to Africa. How it will look, should be decided by the people and managed by forward looking politicans. Using best practices from Africa and all over the world, our Golden Global Champions.

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