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tunjie
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| 07/29/2007 12:14 AM |
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Folks, check out this good documentary on Sierra Leone from youtube.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFT3mgIXkdg&mode=related&search=
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samzoker
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| 07/29/2007 12:14 AM |
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John,
If the grapes do grow in Kabala you will be one of the first I'll call upon, if only to lead me to affordable technical help in RSA.
Regards,
Sam Zoker
From: "John Simbo" <johnsimbo@telkomsa.net>
Reply-To: leonenet@lists.umbc.edu, "John Simbo" <johnsimbo@telkomsa.net>
To: <leonenet@lists.umbc.edu>, "sam zoker" <samzoker@hotmail.com>, <futatoro@gmail.com>
CC: <tunjie@earthlink.net>
Subject: Re: [Leonenet] Agricultural development
Date: Sat, 28 Jul 2007 17:08:30 +0200
Sam, from what I hear about Kabala weather (shamefully I've never been there), you may well be right about grapes growing there. If you ever get the wine project off the ground, remember that every decent vineyard has wine tasters. I hereby offer my services in that department, but only if you make quality stuff! Mark you, my technique is a little different from that of the pros, who "swirl it around the mouth, swallow a fraction and spit the rest out". I simply quaff it all. Cheers.
John
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2007 3:17 PM
Subject: Re: [Leonenet] Agricultural development
Yaya,
Thanks for the endearing invitation. I already have my own small farming project going in Pujehun District that employs 60 people. I'll keep your group in mind when I look at expanding its scope.
But promise me that you won't visit me on the farm where there are bound to be machetes.....I don't trust new or old APC around knives, machetes or pick axes.
I stiil believe that grapes can grow in Kabala; ones I prove that I can lure you home with some home-made red. I make better stuff than most of what I've bought in Freetown.
Regards,
Sam Zoker
From: "Yaya Fanusie" <futatoro@gmail.com>
To: leonenet@lists.umbc.edu, "sam zoker" <samzoker@hotmail.com>
CC: tunjie@earthlink.net
Subject: Re: [Leonenet] Agricultural development
Date: Sat, 28 Jul 2007 05:53:52 -0700
Sam,
This is what I want to hear individual say and do. Not all the rubbish that we read on these forums. Actions. Please do not wait start soon. If you can not be in Sierra Leone, then support by funding smaoll farmers to expand food crops production. COA has been providing funds to farmers in Lungi and Port lokoh Alimami Kamara and Fudia Kamara are running the micro loans in that area. I can put you in touch with them. We have funds for Pujehun whenever Mr. Hamelberg would stop writing rubbish on the net and work on it. Our women and the poor in
Sierra Leone are not interested in debates. They want direct help so that they can expand their enterprises. I have seen this clip before on this Leonenet. I guess Tumbu Net-Tamu does not display such request for investments PR Campaign.
Hey Cornelius! do not get upset. Cant help myself. need to attack some one. Well people are waiting for the stockhom funds release for Bonthe and Pujehun. Sam is from Pujehun so he might be able to provide reliable contact for Coa Micro Loans start-ups in Pujehun and Bonthe. We have now one COA Micro loan start-up in Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Since April 2007 to now, about $70,000 business support-Sierra Leone, Guinea, Senegal, Nigeria, Kenya, Congo(K), Liberia. We received additional request to help complete a bottle store in Filabusi, Zimbabwe but we are not going to help because the inflation will
make the small sum meaningless.
Sam, COA is non-partisan bring your "bikful Slpp mentality " along. COA embraces/hugs Diversity.
Yaya
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johnsimbo
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| 07/29/2007 4:08 AM |
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Its a deal. I think though you should plan on
visiting some vineyards here in the Stellenbosch or Paarl areas, to name just
two. Most, if not all, of the vineyards are within easy access of Cape
Town. There's a lot a budding wine farmer can learn from such a
visit.
John
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2007 7:46
PM
Subject: Re: [Leonenet] Agricultural
development
John,
If the grapes do grow in Kabala you will be one of the first I'll call
upon, if only to lead me to affordable technical help in RSA.
Regards,
Sam Zoker
From: "John Simbo" <johnsimbo@telkomsa.net>
Reply-To:
leonenet@lists.umbc.edu,
"John Simbo" <johnsimbo@telkomsa.net>
To:
<leonenet@lists.umbc.edu>, "sam
zoker" <samzoker@hotmail.com>, <futatoro@gmail.com>
CC:
<tunjie@earthlink.net>
Subject:
Re: [Leonenet] Agricultural development
Date: Sat, 28 Jul 2007
17:08:30 +0200
Sam, from what I hear about Kabala weather
(shamefully I've never been there), you may well be right about grapes
growing there. If you ever get the wine project off the ground,
remember that every decent vineyard has wine tasters. I hereby offer my
services in that department, but only if you make quality stuff! Mark
you, my technique is a little different from that of the pros, who
"swirl it around the mouth, swallow a fraction and spit the rest out".
I simply quaff it all. Cheers.
John
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2007 3:17
PM
Subject: Re: [Leonenet] Agricultural
development
Yaya,
Thanks for the endearing invitation. I already have my own small
farming project going in Pujehun District that employs 60 people.
I'll keep your group in mind when I look at expanding its scope.
But promise me that you won't visit me on the farm where there are
bound to be machetes.....I don't trust new or old APC around knives,
machetes or pick axes.
I stiil believe that grapes can grow in Kabala; ones I prove that I can
lure you home with some home-made red. I make better stuff than most of
what I've bought in Freetown.
Regards,
Sam Zoker
From: "Yaya Fanusie" <futatoro@gmail.com>
To:
leonenet@lists.umbc.edu, "sam zoker"
<samzoker@hotmail.com>
CC:
tunjie@earthlink.net
Subject: Re: [Leonenet] Agricultural
development
Date: Sat, 28 Jul 2007 05:53:52
-0700
Sam,
This is what I want to hear individual say and
do. Not all the rubbish that we read on these forums. Actions.
Please do not wait start soon. If you can not be in Sierra Leone,
then support by funding smaoll farmers to expand food crops
production. COA has been providing funds to farmers in Lungi
and Port lokoh Alimami Kamara and Fudia Kamara are running the micro
loans in that area. I can put you in touch with
them. We have funds for Pujehun whenever Mr. Hamelberg would
stop writing rubbish on the net and work on it. Our women and the
poor in Sierra Leone are not interested in debates. They want direct
help so that they can expand their enterprises. I have seen this
clip before on this Leonenet. I guess Tumbu Net-Tamu does not display
such request for investments PR Campaign.
Hey Cornelius! do
not get upset. Cant help myself. need to attack some one. Well
people are waiting for the stockhom funds release for Bonthe and
Pujehun. Sam is from Pujehun so he might be able to provide
reliable contact for Coa Micro Loans start-ups in Pujehun and
Bonthe. We have now one COA Micro loan start-up in Democratic
Republic of the Congo.
Since April 2007 to now, about $70,000
business support-Sierra Leone, Guinea, Senegal, Nigeria, Kenya,
Congo(K), Liberia. We received additional request to help complete
a bottle store in Filabusi, Zimbabwe but we are not going to help
because the inflation will make the small sum meaningless.
Sam, COA
is non-partisan bring your "bikful Slpp mentality " along. COA
embraces/hugs Diversity.
Yaya
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theai
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| 07/29/2007 4:09 AM |
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| Is this another Kabbahlaria and BeLewa-Yodalaria propaganda mumbo jumbo?
on 7/28/07 2:48 AM, Tunjie Sumner at tunjie@earthlink.net wrote:
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> Folks, check out this good documentary on Sierra Leone from youtube.com
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> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFT3mgIXkdg&mode=related&search=
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samzoker
Posts:25
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| 07/29/2007 7:12 AM |
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Tunjie,
Thanks for sharing this! Phenomenal good news for a process engineer who wants to get into farming and agro-processing in SL.
Regards,
Sam Zoker
From: Tunjie Sumner <tunjie@earthlink.net>
Reply-To: leonenet@lists.umbc.edu, Tunjie Sumner <tunjie@earthlink.net>
To: leonenet@lists.umbc.edu
Subject: [Leonenet] Agricultural development
Date: Sat, 28 Jul 2007 02:48:46 -0400 (EDT)
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>Folks, check out this good documentary on Sierra Leone from youtube.com
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>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFT3mgIXkdg&mode=related&search=
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>T.
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johnsimbo
Posts:45
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| 07/29/2007 7:12 AM |
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Sam, from what I hear about Kabala weather
(shamefully I've never been there), you may well be right about grapes growing
there. If you ever get the wine project off the ground, remember that every
decent vineyard has wine tasters. I hereby offer my services in that department,
but only if you make quality stuff! Mark you, my technique is a little
different from that of the pros, who "swirl it around the mouth,
swallow a fraction and spit the rest out". I simply quaff it all.
Cheers.
John
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2007 3:17
PM
Subject: Re: [Leonenet] Agricultural
development
Yaya,
Thanks for the endearing invitation. I already have my own small farming
project going in Pujehun District that employs 60 people. I'll keep your
group in mind when I look at expanding its scope.
But promise me that you won't visit me on the farm where there are bound to
be machetes.....I don't trust new or old APC around knives, machetes or
pick axes.
I stiil believe that grapes can grow in Kabala; ones I prove that I can
lure you home with some home-made red. I make better stuff than most of what
I've bought in Freetown.
Regards,
Sam Zoker
From: "Yaya Fanusie" <futatoro@gmail.com>
To:
leonenet@lists.umbc.edu, "sam zoker"
<samzoker@hotmail.com>
CC:
tunjie@earthlink.net
Subject: Re: [Leonenet] Agricultural
development
Date: Sat, 28 Jul 2007 05:53:52
-0700
Sam,
This is what I want to hear individual say and do.
Not all the rubbish that we read on these forums. Actions. Please do
not wait start soon. If you can not be in Sierra Leone, then support
by funding smaoll farmers to expand food crops production. COA has
been providing funds to farmers in Lungi and Port lokoh Alimami Kamara
and Fudia Kamara are running the micro loans in that area. I can
put you in touch with them. We have funds for Pujehun whenever
Mr. Hamelberg would stop writing rubbish on the net and work on it.
Our women and the poor in Sierra Leone are not interested in debates. They
want direct help so that they can expand their enterprises. I have
seen this clip before on this Leonenet. I guess Tumbu Net-Tamu does not
display such request for investments PR Campaign.
Hey Cornelius!
do not get upset. Cant help myself. need to attack some one. Well
people are waiting for the stockhom funds release for Bonthe and
Pujehun. Sam is from Pujehun so he might be able to provide reliable
contact for Coa Micro Loans start-ups in Pujehun and Bonthe. We have
now one COA Micro loan start-up in Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Since April 2007 to now, about $70,000 business support-Sierra Leone,
Guinea, Senegal, Nigeria, Kenya, Congo(K), Liberia. We received
additional request to help complete a bottle store in Filabusi, Zimbabwe but
we are not going to help because the inflation will make the small sum
meaningless.
Sam, COA is non-partisan bring your "bikful Slpp mentality
" along. COA embraces/hugs Diversity.
Yaya
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futatoro
Posts:98
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| 07/29/2007 7:13 AM |
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Sam,
This is what I want to hear individual say and do. Not all the rubbish that we read on these forums. Actions. Please do not wait start soon. If you can not be in Sierra Leone, then support by funding smaoll farmers to expand food crops production. COA has been providing funds to farmers in Lungi and Port lokoh Alimami Kamara and Fudia Kamara are running the micro loans in that area. I can put you in touch with them. We have funds for Pujehun whenever Mr. Hamelberg would stop writing rubbish on the net and work on it. Our women and the poor in Sierra Leone are not interested in debates. They want direct help so that they can expand their enterprises. I have seen this clip before on this Leonenet. I guess Tumbu Net-Tamu does not display such request for investments PR Campaign.
Hey Cornelius! do not get upset. Cant help myself. need to attack some one. Well people are waiting for the stockhom funds release for Bonthe and Pujehun. Sam is from Pujehun so he might be able to provide reliable contact for Coa Micro Loans start-ups in Pujehun and Bonthe. We have now one COA Micro loan start-up in Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Since April 2007 to now, about $70,000 business support-Sierra Leone, Guinea, Senegal, Nigeria, Kenya, Congo(K), Liberia. We received additional request to help complete a bottle store in Filabusi, Zimbabwe but we are not going to help because the inflation will make the small sum meaningless.
Sam, COA is non-partisan bring your "bikful Slpp mentality " along. COA embraces/hugs Diversity.
Yaya
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johnsimbo
Posts:45
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| 07/29/2007 7:13 AM |
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| There you go again, so one-sided!
----- Original Message -----
From: "Abdul Bangura"
To: "leonenet@lists.umbc.edu, Tunjie Sumner" ;
Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2007 5:00 PM
Subject: Re: [Leonenet] Agricultural development
> Is this another Kabbahlaria and BeLewa-Yodalaria propaganda mumbo jumbo?
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> on 7/28/07 2:48 AM, Tunjie Sumner at tunjie@earthlink.net wrote:
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>> Folks, check out this good documentary on Sierra Leone from youtube.com
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>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFT3mgIXkdg&mode=related&search=
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>> T.
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samzoker
Posts:25
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| 07/29/2007 7:13 AM |
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Yaya,
Thanks for the endearing invitation. I already have my own small farming project going in Pujehun District that employs 60 people. I'll keep your group in mind when I look at expanding its scope.
But promise me that you won't visit me on the farm where there are bound to be machetes.....I don't trust new or old APC around knives, machetes or pick axes.
I stiil believe that grapes can grow in Kabala; ones I prove that I can lure you home with some home-made red. I make better stuff than most of what I've bought in Freetown.
Regards,
Sam Zoker
From: "Yaya Fanusie" <futatoro@gmail.com>
To: leonenet@lists.umbc.edu, "sam zoker" <samzoker@hotmail.com>
CC: tunjie@earthlink.net
Subject: Re: [Leonenet] Agricultural development
Date: Sat, 28 Jul 2007 05:53:52 -0700
Sam,
This is what I want to hear individual say and do. Not all the rubbish that we read on these forums. Actions. Please do not wait start soon. If you can not be in Sierra Leone, then support by funding smaoll farmers to expand food crops production. COA has been providing funds to farmers in Lungi and Port lokoh Alimami Kamara and Fudia Kamara are running the micro loans in that area. I can put you in touch with them. We have funds for Pujehun whenever Mr. Hamelberg would stop writing rubbish on the net and work on it. Our women and the poor in
Sierra Leone are not interested in debates. They want direct help so that they can expand their enterprises. I have seen this clip before on this Leonenet. I guess Tumbu Net-Tamu does not display such request for investments PR Campaign.
Hey Cornelius! do not get upset. Cant help myself. need to attack some one. Well people are waiting for the stockhom funds release for Bonthe and Pujehun. Sam is from Pujehun so he might be able to provide reliable contact for Coa Micro Loans start-ups in Pujehun and Bonthe. We have now one COA Micro loan start-up in Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Since April 2007 to now, about $70,000 business support-Sierra Leone, Guinea, Senegal, Nigeria, Kenya, Congo(K), Liberia. We received additional request to help complete a bottle store in Filabusi, Zimbabwe but we are not going to help because the inflation will
make the small sum meaningless.
Sam, COA is non-partisan bring your "bikful Slpp mentality " along. COA embraces/hugs Diversity.
Yaya
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