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USAID African Education Initiative fund shipment delivered to South Africa

July 20th, 2007

Books For Africa, in partnership with the Africa Education Initiative of USAID, recently delivered a 40-foot container of textbooks which were distributed to schools in Durban and Johannesburg. Photos of the books being received and a message from South African partners are provided

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Annual fundraising luncheon for Books For Africa in Saint Paul

May 14th, 2007

Liberia Consul General: Books Will Change The Lives of Many Liberians

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BFA partners with Better World Books to send books to Sudan

March 9th, 2007

Books For Africa partnered with Better World Books to secure a container of books shipped to Sudan in collaboration with the Sudan-American Foundation for Education. This container was received in Sudan in November of 2005. Pictured above are girls selecting children’s books at a special book exhibition held by the Ahfad University for Women in Omdurman, Sudan. Ahfad University for Women works in close collaboration with the Sudan-American Foundation for Education and organizes book exhibitions where representatives of schools and universities can select books to add to their libraries. Books For Africa is proud to work with organizations such as the Sudan-American Foundation For Education, Ahfad University for Women, and Better World Books.

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A shipment of books and computers are sent to the University of Ghana.

February 9th, 2007

Container to provide books and computer labs in Ghana.

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Rural Zambian School recieves books donated to schools and community

February 9th, 2007

Remote rural Zambian school receives books.

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25,000 books are donated to the Angolan Ministry of Education by ESSO Angola in partnership with TAAG

December 29th, 2006

About 25,000 math, financial, medical, business studies and other categories of books were donated to the Angolan Ministry of Education by ESSO Angola, in partnership with TAAG (National Airlines). The donation was made possible by the nonprofit US organization Books For Africa. The books were delivered to Angola on board of five TAAG airplanes sent from the United States.

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