That's The Way I Do

Those Of Us Who Witness The Degraded State Of The Environment And The Suffering That Comes With It Cannot Afford To Be Complacent. We Continue To Be Restless. If We Really Carry The Burden, We Are Driven To Action. We Cannot Tire Or Give Up. We Owe It To The Present And Future Generations Of All Species To Rise Up And Walk!

As I Swept The Last Bit Of Dust, I Made A Covenant With Myself: I Will Accept. Whatever Will Be, Will Be. I Have A Life To Lead. I Recalled Words A Friend Had Told Me, The Philosophy Of Her Faith. "life Is A Journey And A Struggle," She Had Said. "we Cannot Control It, But We Can Make The Best Of Any Situation." I Was Indeed In Quite A Situation. It Was Up To Me To Make The Best Of It.

Culture Defines Who We Are And How We See Ourselves. A New Attitude Toward Nature Provides Space For A New Attitude Toward Culture And The Role It Plays In Sustainable Development

Disempowerment - Whether Defined In Terms Of A Lack Of Self-confidence , Apathy, Fear, Or An Inability To Take Charge Of One's Own Life - Is Perhaps The Most Unrecognised Problem In Africa Today.

We Tend To Put The Environment Last Because We Think The First Thing We Have To Do Is Eliminate Poverty. But You Can't Reduce Poverty In A Vacuum. You Are Doing It In An Environment.