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Help Her Help Them ! (to Be Continued)

August 2007, Philomène Georgine gave birth to wonderful twins : a little girl who was perfectly healthy and a little boy. He was born with a very difficult condition (please take a look at his picture) a flesh lump on his forehead between his eyes and on the top of his little nose. It masks his eyeshight and gives him respiratory problems. ” During a month and a half, my kids and I had to stay at the hospital because of this disease.
Thanks to everyone’s enthousiasm and Malagasy blogosphere intense activity, Foko is able to start the next move to support Diana in her personal initiative to help this poor family. More than a dizain of Malagasy bloggers have teamed up to start a fundraising project and are patiently waiting for Diana’s news. We are also looking for a local organization which can give her their full support in Mahajanga. If you’re involved in a heatlh related NGO working in Boeny Region, please contact us at Foko [info@foko-madagascar.org].

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FOKO

Foko Blog Club 26/4»

New friends, old friends, new bloggers, pro bloggers, same chatroom

Connect to FOKO http://www.foko-madagascar.org
Participate in the discussions and of course post comments on the new blogs

or

Join the teams in Tana (Teknet), Toamasina (CyberCafé Organge) et Mahanjaga
Blog with the new bloggers!

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Purple

S’investir Dans Le Social Demande…»

de la diplomatie
du temps
de la persévérance
de l'altruisme
de savoir lire
d'attendre
d'apprendre à connaître l'autre
de la compassion
d'être jugé
de l'écoute
du sens de la répartie
de l'insomnie
du courage
de savoir dégager les boulets
du bon jugement
de la gratitude
de l'entendement
de ne pas mélanger ses agendas
du don de soi
de la colère
de peut être apprendre un peu plus sur Foko […]

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Madagascar

We Malagasy Don’t Like Mpiavy But We Enjoy Using Them»

One of Madagascar's reputation along being the last Eden on earth (trying very hard to not be cynical) is our sense of hospitality. Of course they'll share the roof and food with you if you happen to get lost the rainforest or the desert. It's normal to show you the way  on the next morning […]

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Caring

Pati Et Nombana Participent Au Concours Fyi»

ça a travaillé TRÈS dur à Tana, nous remercions Lindsay, Stéphane et Hery pour leur investissement et conseils!

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Find The Real Malagasy Life Know More About Dominique, Jean-paul, Eliza,»

Rising Voices wants to help bring new voices from new communities and speaking new languages to the global conversation. I think Foko bloggers are doing great :

http://cylnice.wordpress.com/ : Underemployment in Majunga

“I earn a little” RAKOTONIAINA Jean Paul is a 50 year old economist and a taxi driver. He is parked downtown near Mahabibo market and […]

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