Summer Learning African Languages
Looking for an intensive language program this summer? Ohio University will be offering Akan, IsiZulu, Somali, Swahili and Wolof this summer. Summer Intensive Language Details “You may have missed this!” International Studies Forum African Studies @ NOON African Studies @ NOON Domesticating a Religious Import: The Jesuits and the Inculturation of the Catholic Church in Zimbabwe, 1879-1980 Nick Creary History Department - College of Arts and Sciences Botswana Ambassador addressed Ohio University students
Botswana’s Ambassador to the United States, Tebelelo Mazile Seretse has described her country Botswana as a shining example in Africa when it comes to success stories from the continent on the issues of democracy and economic development. She said Botswana is currently ranked 34th in the Global Peace Index rankings while the Mo Ibrahim Foundation also ranks it as the third in its Annual Index of African Governance. Addressing a packed hall of students, faculty and staff of Ohio University in Athens on Monday, the Ambassador pointed out that Botswana has attained her current enviable feat as a result of her mature democracy which she describes as participatory, respect for rule of law and her prudent financial management. She said Botswana shared a lot in common with the United States on the issues of good governance and respect for the rule of law as well as other related areas. “ We are proud to see ourselves as the number one democratic country in Africa and we are proud to say that the people of Botswana share a lot in common with the United States on the issues of democracy and good governance”, she stated.
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