At present, production and selling of drug (e.g. YABA, PETHIDINE, HEROIN, GANJA (Hemp), PHENSEDYL etc) is a very profitable business in this world. Many people in all over the world involve with this business by investing money as a producer, manufacturer and seller of those harmful drugs. By this…

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Everyone knows that without infrastructure development, no country can alleviate poverty; also, business, export-import and every kind of government and non-government works can’t go in the smooth way. The Government of developing and under developed…

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Few years ago people of a rural area of Anowara, an sub district of port city Chittagong, Bangladesh, was sowing paddy plants in a road to protest the Government for not taking steps for furnishing these road by bricks. They suffered long time by using these road but not interested to take their own unite initiatives furnishing the road. If the local people of these area, wish, they came unite and might be usable the road for trafficking. But they could not try to use their brain and labor…

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Here I sit crouched in a cold apartment more blessed than so many, its so wild how we have to be knowledgeable with so many different things in life to manage our lives, be prosperous and share this knowledge and help me share these gifts we have to those who don't.

Smiles can and will always be our new focus for people around the world.

The strangest things happen in the world these days in such a quick succession of multiple levels of info, that we need some down time…

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In the case of culture and international development, there is a lot of work to do in rethinking about the role of culture, creativity and entrepreneurship. I am curious to see what brings together the partnership between the Commonwealth Foundation and Prince Claus foundation whose strapline ' culture is a basic need' I passionately endorse. Do you? I would like to connect through this group with individuals that are passionate about business and culture in any…

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January 2011 marks the fifth month of the United Nations International Year of Youth. The year commenced on August 12 2010, and represents an effort to ‘harness the energy, imagination and initiative of the world’s youth in overcoming the challenges facing humankind, from enhancing peace to boosting economic development’ (UN 2011).

The three key focus areas of the programme aim to: create awareness, mobilize and engage young…

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Government’s responsibility



Local African governments certainly also must review and transform their regulatory framework and work in closer partnership with the industry for affordability, and low cost solutions to network extension, in particular into remote areas; both are needed to ensure the poor can access mobile phones and benefit from services; The Economic crises must be a catalyst for change – Government and mobile operators must work together in transforming their… Continue