23
Aug
by Onye
I’ve heard it said that character is who you are in private, not what you are in public. This sounds fairly reasonable to me, but, unfortunately I think I may have found a loophope. You see, the other day I did something privately that I would never...
19
Aug
by Onye
As the toll on human life mounts in north Minneapolis, I am shocked that no action or verbal commentary has been offered by our â??self-appointedâ? African-American leaders. The only time these leaders respond is when money is involved. These self-appointed...
17
Aug
by Onye
Extreme poverty on a global basis will only be overcome when money flows out of the poverty stricken area. The trouble is very few organizations are trying to develop strategies that bring income to residence in these poverty areas so that money can...
16
Aug
by Onye
The potential of microfinance to pull the current generation out of poverty has received much media coverage. Tons of rhetoric has been spun about socially responsible capitalism and the new age investor guided by his moral compass. Wealthy CEOs like...
01
Aug
by Onye
Unequal distribution of wealth and a rapid population growth have given Guatemala one of the highest poverty rates in Latin America despite the highest GDP in Central America. More than 75 percent of the national population lives below the poverty line...