CALD International

Center for Africa learning and Development (CALD)International is a social enterprise that promotes Global partnerships, use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT's) and Volunteerism to facilitate innovative and competitive Education, Investment and Development opportunities in African communuities that will enable them to compete globally.

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CALD Partners

  1. Kabissa Change for Africa
  2. Commonwealth of Learning (COL)
  3. Fantsuam Foundation
  4. VSO Jitolee
  5. VSO Nigeria
  6. CUSO -VSO Canada 
  7. Dadamc Foundation
  8. National Volunteer Network Trust Kenya (NAVNET)
  9. Paradigm Initiative Nigeria (PIN)
  10. Africa Professionals Network (APNET) 
  11. American Red Cross Cincinnati Ohio Chapter
  12. Africa Foundation -USA
  13. Kenyan Cincinnati Association
  14. KenyaVibe
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David N. Mutua
Social Enterpreneur promoting Global partnerships, use of Information and Communication Technologies and Volunteerism to enhance Education, Investment and Development in African communities that enables them to compete globally.
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A few millennia ago, Africa were the first to enter the Agricultural Age, to build in stones, to pioneer in technology,. Today, Africa is behind every continent in technology and as a result the poorest continent. Technological Knowledge can be used to create wealth and alleviate poverty in Africa.

Kwame Nkrumah said: "Socialism without science is void"

The lack of technological knowledge is the reason for the wide disparity between the rich and the poor nations, because the rich nations are getting richer much faster than the poor nations, the gap will continue to widen. This gap can be closed if African nations focus on developing an economy that is knowledge and technology based instead of one that is based on the export of natural resources.

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