"Join the Brand New, Free Immigrant Survivor Guide Newsletter "
Discover how to:
- Immigrate to the West
- Make friends quickly
- Comprehensive list of immigration consultants
- Much much more
Press Play to Hear Welcome message from Mwangi
The Displaced African
The African Immigrant’s Personal Development Blog
- About me (9)
- Beyond Mandingo: Having Super-Duper Relationships (24)
- Displaced African Media and Press (1)
- Displaced African Podcast (27)
- Guest Posts (14)
- How to Discover Your Mission in Life and Use It to Make (8)
- How to Immigrate to Australia Within a Week (12)
- Humour and light moments (24)
- Immigrant stories (11)
- Immigration and Immigration Law (10)
- Lessons from the Land Down Under (5)
- Melbourne (4)
- Moving on up: Listen to real music not hardcore rap (4)
- My 4 Hour Work Week Journey (14)
- My body is a temple (Health and nutrition) (2)
- My Heroes! (9)
- My Spiritual Journey and Ideas on Matters of the Spirit (4)
- My Story as an African Immigrant (8)
- My Story Since I Landed in Australia (7)
- Product reviews (4)
- Serving the African Continent (5)
- Stuff African people like (13)
- The Immigrant's Survival Toolkit (15)
- The Psychology of an African Leader (59)
- Top 10 things I wish I knew before I left Africa (10)
- Uncategorized (30)
- What is Culture Shock? How Can You Get Over It? (4)
- What is the Best City to Immigrate to? (3)
Categories
- November 2008
- October 2008
- September 2008
- August 2008
- July 2008
- June 2008
- May 2008
- April 2008
- March 2008
- February 2008
- January 2008
- December 2007
Archive
As an African are You Ashamed of This?
January 22nd, 2008
Part three of the 10 things I wish I knew before I left Africa
You know it’s absoloutely amazing how ‘coincidences’ (is there really such a thing) occur at just the right time. As I was sitting down to right this article I noticed a great post from the Whispering Inn which ties in pefectly with what I want to talk about in this post. Please go to this page and listen to the audio of Mzee Jommo Kenyatta’s speech
I Am His African Child and I Feel Betrayed Read the rest of this entry »
