AUSC President's Office announced close of Online Registration on 30th June 2017 at 11h59 pm GMT and publishes Names of all 270 preliminary delegates to the 1st All Afrikana First You Congress October 15th -18th 2017 (1st AAFYC 2017) who completed their online registration for easy self verification by delegates . (Responses, June 7th 2017).

AUSC President's Office announced close of Online Registration on 30th June 2017 at 11h59 pm GMT and publishes Names of all 270 preliminary delegates to the 1st All Afrikana First You Congress October 15th -18th 2017 (1st AAFYC 2017) who completed their online  registration for easy self verification by delegates . (Responses, June 7th 2017).

Thank You Mammo My Special Advisor.

AUSC Presidency is very interested in having Agricultural related presentation by both Bob and Mickie during the Congress.
We will soon start to deliver Official National; and International invitations to those who are supposed to become special delegates to the 1st All Afrikana First You Congress October 15th -18th 2017 as soon as possible after we close the deadline for new applications on 30th June, 2017.

We will make sure they received their invitations.

Meanwhile they may have to register online via this link[ https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScCd7cwDA6klgJk7yC3UkzpRFpGqO_QrZfVLKJfMgslAvKDog/viewform?c=0&w=1  ]before we close the Application link online.

For now we have high number of National and International willing delegates to attend and participate in the 1st AAFYC 2017 October 15th to 18th , 2017, with at least 270 Online registered applicants for the 1st AAFYC 2017 October 15th to 18th , 2017.

Therefore, as this congress will bring more international experienced Presenters, I have tried to network with both Government Officials with online correspondences to introduce to them the current AUSC planned activities including this Congress in October to be able to receive National accreditation and more feel at home delivered welcoming messages to our International delegates.

The target for that purpose will be to invite our University of Rwanda Vice Chancellor to welcome both Our Ministry of Youth and ICT to welcome our International Youth delegates and Ministry of Education to welcome our International Academicians and Professors , while our President of the Republic of Rwanda will be honorably invited to offer a special to blessing to the 1st All Afrikana First You Congress October 15th -18th 2017 (1st AAFYC 2017) as this has been a real beginning of the new era in this continent of Africa with many Pan-Africanism based Youth and Old Adults Movements being arising from different comers of the Continent of Africa and Diaspora aiming to have a United African Government including AUSC , as we shall keep organizing many similar Congresses in different years a head in different Countries across Africa and Diaspora; Thus this 1st AAFYC 2017 must be a remarkable Made In Rwanda Congress to build its historical progress and to give it a mark of Made in Rwanda.

Best wishes.

Recommended links for personal reading for more currently available International opportunities shared with AUSC:

1)http://www.africanunionsc.org/2017/06/shared-is-ausc-president-and-founders.html
2)http://www.africanunionsc.org/2017/03/ausc-presidencys-special-advisor-for.html
3)http://www.africanunionsc.org/2016/10/call-for-abstracts-7th-african-unity.html
4)http://www.africanunionsc.org/2017/05/the-office-of-president-of-ausc-wishes.html
5)http://www.africanunionsc.org/2017/05/ausc-president-and-founder-delivered.html
6)http://www.africanunionsc.org/2017/05/ecowas-youth-council-presidents-message.html
7)http://www.africanunionsc.org/2017/05/asidf-towards-asidb.html
8)http://www.africanunionsc.org/2017/04/now-ausc-proceeds-with-opening-its.html
9)http://www.africanunionsc.org/p/blog-page_67.html
10)http://www.africanunionsc.org/p/what-we-do.html
11)http://www.africanunionsc.org/p/ausc-history.html
12)http://www.africanunionsc.org/p/general-overview.html
13) Names of registered delegates for 1st AAFYC 2017:

1)     NATHANIEL MATEKO

2)     IRAGUHA BANDORA YVES

3)     ELIZABETH ANNE JONES

4)     ANDONGABI KENEDY ABENDONG

5)     ALFRED KWESI MANYEH

6)     NSABIYUMVA WILSON

7)     KIMBERLY PIERRE

8)     JO ANNE BENNETT

9)     JANEFER RABERA KEBATI

10)  WINNIE CHONI BARAWA

11)  MUTEEBWA LABAN

12)  LYDIA

13)  LICKIBY BRUSLY CLICHY

14)  LILIAN ADHIAMBO OMONDI

15)  AARON BIZIMANA

16)  ERIC TWIZEYIMANA

17)  PERIS WANJIKU NJOROGE

18)  WAWERU SUSAN MUCHIKU

19)  GILBERT WECHULI

20)  KENNEDY MISIKO ANYANGU

21)  LILIAN KEMUMA ONDARA

22)  DUNCAN MANDELA MAIRURA

23)  VINCENT OTIENO OBITA

24)  MARYANNE NYONGESA

25)  NIZEYIMANA SYLVAIN RASAN

26)  TITUS KIBOR CHEBII

27)  JOSEPHINE BOSIBORI OYARO

28)  DERRICK JUMA OYONJO

29)  PERIS WANJIKU NJOROGE

30)  KONGNYU EMMANUEL RINGNYU

31)  RUVUGAMIGABO ARISTIDE

32)  CYRIANUS CYRIACUS LWEYENDEZA

33)  NDAYIZIGIYE THIERRY

34)  JOSEPHINE N NAJJUMA

35)  ABDI ALI ABDULLAHI

36)  OSCAR AMOS ISSANGYA

37)  BITTOK FRANCIS KIMUTAI

38)  NAMANYA ELIOT

39)  JEAN CLAUDE RIVUZIMANA

40)  ALEXIS NIMUBONA

41)  IRAKOZE LAILA

42)  THADDÉE UWIMANA

43)  MUNYANGABIRE EMMANUEL

44)  BAMPORINEZA ILDEOHONSE

45)  IMANISHIMWE FIDELE

46)  JOHN MANIRAKIZA

47)  MURENGERANTWARI VIANNEY

48)  MWESIGYE DAVID

49)  NDAYISENGA ERIC

50)  PIABEZIE FORSUNG CHI

51)  MBABAZI CEASER

52)  NDAYISENGA ERIC

53)  ELYAS ABDI ISSA

54)  NORBERT NIYONGIRA

55)  SYLVAIN NDAGIWENIMANA

56)  EYOAB MATHEWOS MASSEBO

57)  WEKESA AMOS

58)  NDAYIKENGURUKIYE ARISTIDE

59)  DIANAROSE KINYUA

60)  MURSAL ANISA MOHAMED

61)  JERUSHA

62)  ALI RAMA WENDO

63)  RASHID SALIM

64)  INNOCENT NDIKUBWIMANA

65)  JERUSHA NJUA NYAMBURA

66)  JERUSHA NJUA NYAMBURA

67)  GETRUDE ATIENO ORODO

68)  KELVIN ALUNGA

69)  NYABUTO CLINTON ONYIMBO

70)  NIYITEGEKA DESIRE

71)  DORCAS TATENDA MUTYAVAVIRI

72)  WILLIAM MALOYA

73)  DERRICK JUMA OYONJO

74)  AKUNZIRWE REBECCA

75)  BASISI SOULAYA

76)  JONES OSORE

77)  CHEKWECH GAUDENCIA

78)  KELVIN KIPLIMO

79)  IVONY KAMALA

80)  JOYCE KAIZA

81)  ALPHONSE MBARUSHIMANA

82)  AMINA AHMED ABDILLAHI

83)  AMINA AHMED ABDILLAHI

84)  SUNDUS ABDIWELI JAMA

85)  SUNDUS ABDIWELI JAMA

86)  IRAGUHA BANDORA YVES

87)  JUSTINE NABATEREGGA

88)  JUSTINE NABATEREGGA

89)  DR. KOFI AGYAPONG

90)  FRANKSON THUVA CHARO

91)  PATRICK ISHIMWE

92)  AMADU BAH

93)  MANIRUMVA EVARISTE

94)  HAOUA MOUSSA DAN MALAM

95)  ANSUMANA M. KONNEH

96)  ABUBAKAR MUHAMMED

97)  YAHYA SOWE

98)  PAULIN NTIHEMUKA

99)  OUSMANE KEITA

100)                OUSMANE KEITA

101)                PETER SAMSON PETER

102)                FELIX NSABIMANA

103)                LAWAL ABDULHAMID

104)                LICKBY BRUSLY CLICHY

105)                IRAKIZA JACQUES DÉSIRÉ

107)                KALILU L. KONNEH

108)                ALPHA TOUBAB MILLIMONO

109)                MOUTIK MBARK

110)                SANO OUSMANE

111)                SANO OUSMANE

112)                CHIKAMBA EDMOND

113)                HASHIM BASHIR YAHYA

114)                SHERIFF AHMED AL-HASSAN

115)                DERRICK RUGENGE

116)                JEFFERY BAFO AMPOFO

117)                SAMAHER.TAJ@YAHOO.COM

118)                JOHN NYAKNO CHRISTOPHER

119)                ABDIWASA IDIRIS JELLE

120)                MUSA SAIDU

121)                MOHAMMED MANSOUR ABAKER

122)                SHEHU IBRAHIM MUHAMMAD

123)                CITO MIDERHO

124)                MARC ANDRÉ BRUNO ABDOUL WAHAB

125)                SOULEYMANE NIANG

126)                GIRANEZA FANNY

127)                SOULEYMANE NIANG

128)                DIKENA ABOUBACAR NANAMOU

129)                SAFIATOU CHÉRIF SOULEYMANE DIAWARA

130)                NTIHEMUKA EMMANUEL

131)                SEROFO MOTSHEKGA

132)                FANTA CHIMERE DIAW

133)                YAHYA SOWE

134)                KONGNYU EMMANUEL RINGNYU

135)                SOULEYMAN SALL

136)                MOHAMMED MANSOUR ABAKER

137)                SPHAMANDLA NJABULO SHEZI

138)                TWIZERE AIMEE PASCALINE

139)                INNOCENT NDIKUBWIMANA

140)                DABA KEITA

141)                PATRICK ISHIMWE

142)                ABDUL KARIM B. BAH

143)                JASONTA FARELLA COKER

144)                ELVIS IGIRIMBABAZI

145)                ABDUNUUR MOHAMED MWIMI

146)                ASMIN NAPACHO

147)                COOPER PAASEWE

148)                FATOUMATA KEITA

149)                AFADODAN YAOVI

150)                ZENA SULEIMAN MGWATU

151)                EDMOND CHIKAMBA

152)                FAITH SHUAIB

153)                GLORIA FRANK KASAMALA

154)                MCARTHUR DENNIS GBARDYU

155)                FAITH SHUAIB

156)                APOLMIDA HARUNA TSAMMANI

157)                N'CHO YAPO CHININ CHARLENE GRACE

158)                AGNES MARIE-JOSEE ABBET

159)                NOOWE JOHNSON

160)                NDAYISHIMIYE LÉOPOLD

161)                RAWLINS P. JARDIA

162)                MOSES PAYE, JR.

163)                FOLAHAN DIDIER BOLARINWA ATCHABI

164)                ABRAHAM ARUHO BAINOMUGISHA

165)                BOLA ADEDUGBE

166)                NAPHTAL TUYISABE

167)                IDONGESIT MICHAEL EKPENYONG

168)                KAGISHA EMMANUEL

169)                KONAN AMEA MICHAEL

170)                RONALD CHILUFYA MUTALE

171)                SYLVIA KAKYO

172)                HAGENIMANA GODFREY

173)                REGINALD SARIA

174)                NJAVWA WILA SIMUKOKO

175)                NJAVWA WILA SIMUKOKO

176)                MANIRUMVA EVARISTE

177)                WILLIBARD BUTAMBALA

178)                COLLINS NYONG

179)                THATAYAONE NTWAETSILE

180)                BABA ABOU LY

181)                NYANGUBU YESSY NYAMSOGORO

182)                BABANGIDA RUMA

183)                OSUJI KEMAS

184)                SANUSI UMAR

185)                FRANCIS JORAM NTAKIJE

186)                FRANK PHILEMONI

187)                MUYAMBANGO KABUBI

188)                OKOUMILA-OLEMBE DESCARTES

189)                OJEWOLA OLAWALE

190)                THIAM PAUL OMAR

191)                BONIPHACE A.MUTEFUNYA

192)                BIKORIMANA SYLVAIN

193)                ENOW AWAH GEORGES STEVENS

194)                VALENS TWIZERIMANA

195)                JIBRIL ADAMU SEZE

196)                SHEHU USMAN SALIHU

197)                RABIU UMAR MASKA

198)                EDWARD WILLIAMS

199)                WALTER ODEMBA

200)                RACHEL OPOTA

201)                EVANS EXAUD

202)                SUZANE WILLIAM MOLLEL

203)                BENEDICT A. MASAWE

204)                JONATHAN SARWAH STEWART

205)                FLAVIA NYADOI

206)                ISIMBI SHEMSA

207)                ADESANYA ADEKUNLE OLATUNDE

208)                SANO OUSMANE

209)                SHEDRACK JUMA MASINE

210)                KENAN CALEB

211)                MUKANTWAZA PIERRETTE

212)                ARLETTE ISHIMWE MAHORO

213)                LOWESTAIN PETER

214)                CARLOS STEPHANE SANTOS ROQUE SILVA

215)                JULIUS PATRICK KITING'ATI

216)                DAVID L. HORNE

217)                IRAKOZE LAILA

218)                SANO OUSMANE

219)                SAA BOBO LENO

220)                UWASE MARIE ANGE

221)                DARIA IMBUKWA

222)                AUGUSTA MASSARE WATSON

223)                OLUGBOLA GUBASAVI

224)                SAMAHER TAJELDIN HASAN TAJELDIN

225)                AISHA SAMI

226)                IBTIHAL ELSADID ABDELRHMAN RIDWAN

227)                MOHANED AHMED AGABELDOUR

228)                BADRU JUMA RAJABU

229)                OKOYE ROBINSON CHIBUZO

230)                EMMANUEL UWIRINGIYIMANA

231)                NDAHIMANA NORBERT

232)                NKAFU KINGSLY

233)                NKAFU KINGSLY

234)                CYDYA WILLIAMS

235)                PASCAL RWEMA MUHAMAHORO

236)                NGWALI HAJI MAKAME

237)                REMAZ MOHAMED HUSSEIN HAMMAD

238)                NTWARI SADIKI EDWIN

239)                NTWARI SADIKI EDWIN

240)                ARAOYE

241)                SINZINKAYO EMMANUEL

242)                NDAGIWENIMANA SYLVAIN

243)                NGABONZIZA CEDRIC

244)                ELYAS ABDI ISSA

245)                MAINGA MACHARIA COLLINS

246)                ERIC WOUABO WAFO

247)                MUNEZERO JEAN DE DIEU

248)                AHMED MOHAMMED ABIED ABDALLA

249)                CHRISTINE MUTHONI

250)                OLIMATOU B.MANNEH

251)                ABRAR HAMOUDA OMER SHA-ELDEEN

252)                FREDRICK OMONDI  KASUKU

253)                JOSEPH MAGAK

254)                KHENDI MARTIN MISIGO

255)                BENOIT SIBOMANA

256)                OMONDI MARTIN OWILAH

257)                OYENIYI DAVID

258)                ELIAS SAMUEL UNEKWU

259)                FATHIA HASSAN MOUSSA

260)                NIWEMUGORE DJAMILA

261)                DABA KEITA

262)                JOHN MANIRAKIZA

263)                SAMUEL NIBO

264)                SHEHU IBRAHIM MUHAMMAD

265)                MUCKTARR RASCHID

266)                MUKASHYAKA NOELLA

267)                UTUZA MARIE PASCALINE

268)                ALIMATU JALLOH

269)                MANIRIHO SYLVERE

270)                KOUADIO KOUAME ROLAND ANDRE Match the Numbers and names of 1st AAFYC 2017 delegates above with their Countries below following a descending order: 1)     Zimbabwe 2)     Rwanda 3)     Rwanda 4)     Cameroon 5)     Ghana 6)     RWANDA 7)     Rwanda 8)     Guinea 9)     KENYA 10)  Kenya 11)  UGANDA 12)  KENYA 13)  Congo 14)  Rwanda 15)  Rwanda 16)  Rwanda 17)  Kenya 18)  Kenya 19)  Kenya 20)  Kenya 21)  Kenya 22)  kenya 23)  Kenya 24)  kenya 25)  uganda 26)  KENYA 27)  Kenya 28)  Kenya 29)  KENYA 30)  CAMEROON 31)  Burundi 32)  TANZANIA 33)  Burundi 34)  Uganda 35)  KENYA 36)  Tanzania 37)  Kenya 38)  UGANDA 39)  Burundi 40)  Burundi 41)  Burundi 42)  Rwanda 43)  Rwanda 44)  Rwandan 45)  Rwanda 46)  Rwanda 47)  Rwanda 48)  Rwanda 49)  BURUNDI 50)  Cameroon 51)  Uganda 52)  BURUNDI 53)  Kenya 54)  Rwanda 55)  Rwanda 56)  Ethiopia 57)  kenya 58)  Burundi 59)  Kenya 60)  kenya 61)  Kenya 62)  Kenya 63)  KENYA 64)  Rwanda 65)  Kenya 66)  Kenya 67)  Kenya 68)  Kenya 69)  kenya 70)  RWANDA 71)  zimbabwe 72)  Zimbabwe 73)  Kenya 74)  uganda 75)  burundi 76)  Kenya 77)  uganda 78)  Kenya 79)  Tanzania 80)  TANZANIA 81)  Rwanda 82)  Kenya 83)  Kenya 84)  Kenya 85)  Kenya 86)  Rwanda 87)  UGANDA 88)  UGANDA 89)  USA/GHANA Dual Citizen 90)  Sudan 91)  Rwanda 92)  Sierra Leone 93)  rwanda 94)  Niger 95)  Liberia 96)  Nigeria 97)  Gambia 98)  Rwanda 99)  GUINEA 100)        GUINEA 101)        Tanzania 102)        Rwanda 103)        Nigeria 104)        République of Congo 105)        Rwanda 106)        RWANDA 107)        Liberia 108)        Guinea 109)        maroc 110)        Nigeria 111)        Nigeria 112)        Zambia 113)        Nigeria 114)        Sierra Leone 115)        Congo-kinshasa 116)        Ghana 117)        Sudan 118)        Nigerian 119)        Somalia 120)        Rwanda 121)        Sudan 122)        Nigeria 123)        Democratic Republic of Congo 124)        Niger 125)        Mauritanie 126)        Rwanda 127)        Mauritanie 128)        Guinée 129)        Niamey 130)        RWANDA 131)        South Africa 132)        Senegal 133)        Gambia 134)        CAMEROON 135)        Mauritanie 136)        Sudan 137)        South Africa 138)        RWANDA 139)        RWANDA 140)        Guinea Conakry 141)        Rwanda 142)        Sierra Leone 143)        Sierra Leone 144)        Senegal ( I'm Burundian) 145)        TANZANIA 146)        tanzania 147)        2012 148)        Guinea 149)        Togo 150)        Tanzania 151)        Zambia 152)        Nigeria 153)        Tanzania 154)        Liberia 155)        Nigeria 156)        Nigeria 157)        Côte d'Ivoire 158)        Ghana 159)        Uganda 160)        Burundi 161)        Liberia 162)        Liberia 163)        Bénin 164)        Tanzania 165)        Nigeria 166)        Rwandan 167)        NIGERIA 168)        Rwanda 169)        Côte d'Ivoire 170)        Zambia 171)        Uganda 172)        Rwanda 173)        Tanzania 174)        Zambia 175)        Zambia 176)        rwanda 177)        Tanzania 178)        Nigeria 179)        Botswana 180)        Mauritanie 181)        Tanzania 182)        Nigeria 183)        Nigeria 184)        Nigeria 185)        Tanzania 186)        Tanzania 187)        Zambia 188)        Ivory coast 189)        NIGERIA 190)        Côte d’Ivoire 191)        Tanzania 192)        Rwanda 193)        Cameroon 194)        Rwanda 195)        nigeria 196)        Nigeria 197)        Nigeria 198)        Sierra Leone 199)        Tanzania 200)        Burundi 201)        Tanzania 202)        Tanzania 203)        TANZANIA 204)        Liberia 205)        Uganda 206)        Rwanda 207)        Nigeria 208)        Guinea 209)        Tanzania 210)        Nigeria 211)        Rwanda 212)        Rwanda 213)        Uganda 214)        Cabo Verde 215)        TANZANIIA 216)        U.S.A. 217)        burundi 218)        Guinea 219)        Guinea 220)        RWANDA 221)        United States 222)        Liberia 223)        United States 224)        Sudan 225)        Sudan 226)        sudan 227)        Sudan 228)        Tanzania 229)        Nigeria 230)        Rwanda 231)        Rwanda 232)        Cameroon 233)        Cameroon 234)        United States 235)        Uganda 236)        Tanzania 237)        sudan 238)        Rwanda 239)        Rwanda 240)        Nigeria 241)        rwanda 242)        Rwanda 243)        burundi 244)        Kenya 245)        KENYA 246)        Ethiopia 247)        RWANDA 248)        Sudan 249)        Kenya 250)        Gambia 251)        sudan 252)        Kenya 253)        Kenya 254)        kenya 255)        RWANDA 256)        KENYA 257)        Nigeria 258)        Nigeria 259)        Djibouti 260)        Rwanda 261)        Guinea 262)        Rwanda 263)        Ethiopia 264)        Nigeria 265)        SIERRA LEONE 266)        RWANDA 267)        Rwanda 268)        Guinea 269)        Rwanda 270)        CÔTE D'IVOIRE Match the Numbers and names of 1st AAFYC 2017 delegates above with their Organizations below following a descending order: 1)     ZNSSA 2)     RWANDA NURSING SCIENCES STUDENTS' ORGANIZATION (RNSSO)" ARISE AND SHINE" 3)     HUMAN RESOURCES FOR HEALTH 4)     NONE 5)     DODOWA HEALTH RESEARCH CENTRE OF THE GHANA HEALTH SERVCE 6)     CENTRE HOSPITALIER UNIVERSITAIRE DE BUTARE (CHUB)) 7)     AACN 8)     MINISTERE DE LA SANTE 9)     NONE 10)  NURSING STUDENT ASSOCIATION OF MOI UNIVERSITY 11)  UGANDA NURSING STUDENTS ASSOCIATION CONSORTIUM 12)  AGA KHAN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL 13)  ASSOCIATION CONGOLAISE POUR LE BIEN-ÊTRE FAMILIAL 14)  UNIVERSITY OF RWANDA HRH-NYU PROGRAM 15)  RNSSO 16)  MEDSAR 17)  KENYA NATIONAL NURSING STUDENT CHARTER 18)  KENYA NURSES STUDENT COUNCIL 19)  STUDENT CHAPTER 20)  NURSING COUNCIL OF KENYA 21)  NURSING COUNCIL OF KENYA 22)  STUDENTS REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL 23)  NONE 24)  NNAK 25)  UNSC UGANDA 26)  NURSE INTERN 27)  AM NOT 28)  KENYA STUDENT NURSES CHAPTER 29)  KENYA STUDENTS NURSES CHAPTER 30)  CAMEROON BAPTIST CONVENTION HEALTH SERVICES 31)  NONE ORGANIZATION 32)  TANZANIA HEALTH PROMOTION SUPPORT 33)  VICE PRESIDENT OF PERFECTION OF NURSING PROFESSION CLUB IN MY COMPUS 34)  MBARARA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 35)  KENYA STUDENT NURSES CHAPTER 36)  UNSATA 37)  NCK 38)  UGANDA NURSING STUDENTS ASSOCIATION CONSORTIUM(UNSAC) 39)  GREAT LAKES UNIVERSITY 40)  AMBASSADOR OF UNITED AFRICAN YOUTHS ORGANIZATION IN BURUNDI 41)  ASSOCIATION BURUNDAISE DOES ETUDIANTS EN MEDECINE 42)  HEALTH VOLUNTEERS INITIATIVE RWANDA 43)  STUDENT AND MEMBER OF MEDSAR 44)  YES 45)  NONE 46)  RWANDA PHARMACEUTICAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION 47)  DELAGUA HEALTH RWANDA LTD 48)  NONE 49)  MY ORGANIZATION IS TO JOIN YOU 50)  WHO 51)  MBARARA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 52)  I NEED TO JOIN YOU 53)  KENYA STUDENT NURSES CHAPTER 54)  RWANDA NURSING SCIENCES STUDENTS ORGANIZATION 55)  RWANDA NURSING SCIENCES STUDENTS ORGANIZATION 56)  NONE 57)  KENYA STUDENT NURSES CHAPTER 58)  CLUB 59)  NCK 60)  NURSING COUNCIL OF KENYA 61)  NO 62)  N/A 63)  NONE 64)  MEDSAR RWANDA 65)  KENYA STUDENT NURSING CHAPTER 66)  KENYA STUDENT NURSING CHAPTER 67)  KENYA STUDENT NURSES CHAPTER 68)  NATIONAL NURSES ASSOCIATION OF KENYA 69)  NAIROBI UNIVERSITY NURSING STUDENTS ASSOCIATION 70)  RNSSO 71)  ZIMBABWE NURSING SCIENCE STUDENT ASSOCIATION 72)  NURSING 73)  KENYA STUDENT NURSES CHAPTER 74)  MBARARA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 75)  ASSOCIATION BURUNDAISE DES ÉTUDIANTS EN MÉDECINE 76)  KENYA STUDENT NURSES CHAPTER 77)  UGANDA NURSES STUDENTS ASSOCIATION 78)  NATIONAL NURSES ASSOCIATION OF KENYA STUDENT'S CHAPTER 79)  NOT YET 80)  UNISATA 81)  RWANDA PHARMACEUTICAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION 82)  NNAK 83)  NNAK 84)  NNAK 85)  NNAK 86)  AFRICAN UNION STUDENTS' COUNCIL(AUSC)" FOR THE BETTER AFRICA WE DESERVE"/RWANDA NURSING SCIENCES STUDENTS" ORGANIZATION(RNSSO)"ARISE AND SHINE" 87)  UNSA. 88)  UNSA. 89)  SADA/ 90)  AFRICAN YOUTH ENGLISH SOCIETY (AYESO) 91)  AUSC 92)  WHO AM I - S/L 93)  UNIVERSITY OF RWANDA 94)  AFRICAN UNION YOUTH VOLUNTEERS CORPS 95)  LIBERIA NATIONAL STUDENT UNION 96)  PYAFRICA 97)  SALIMATOU FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATION  SAFE 98)  WORLD MERIT 99)  OVERT MIND ORGANIZATION 100)                OVERT MIND ORGNIZATION 101)                AFRICAN UNION STUDENTS COUNCIL 102)                SELF WORKER 103)                AUSC AND NAUS(NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY STUDENT.  NANS ( NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA STUDENT, NAOBS (NATIONS ASSOCIATION OF BUILDING STUDENT) 104)                AUSC CONGO BRAZZAVILLE 105)                MEDSAR 106)                AUSC 107)                S4INFINTY V&L YOUTH FOUNDATION 108)                KINDIAVENIR 109)                AUSC REPRESENTANT DU MAROC 110)                GUINEAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA. 111)                GUINEAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA. 112)                ZANASU 113)                NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOIL SCIENCE STUDENT (NASSS), UNIMAID CHAPTER 114)                AFRICAN MEDICAL STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION AT INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF AFRICA 115)                BELTCOMMERCE INTL. 116)                YALI 117)                AFRICA ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY 118)                INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION 119)                SOMALI YOUTH CIVIC ORGANIZAYION 120)                PRESIDENT, MOUNT KENYA UNIVERSITY PHARMACY STUDENTS ASSOCIATION KIGALI CAMPUS 121)                AUSC 122)                NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NIGER STATE STUDENTS NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS 123)                AGROCONSULT 124)                SECRETARY OF INFORMATIONS 125)                AUSC 126)                AUSC/EAST AFRICA REGION 127)                AUSC 128)                AUSC 129)                AFRICAN UNION STUDENT'S COUNCIL 130)                NONE 131)                TSHEDIMOSO ASSOCIATION 132)                YOUNG AFRICAN LEADERS INITIATIVE 133)                SALIMATOU FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATION SAFE 134)                CAMEROON BAPTIST CONVENTION HEALTH SERVICES 135)                ISM ALLUMNI 136)                AUSC 137)                BLACK AFRICAN STUDENT MOVEMENT 138)                AUSC( AFRICAN UNION STUDENTS' COUNCIL) 139)                MEDSAR 140)                AFRICAN UNION STUDENT'S COUNCIL (AUSC) 141)                MEDISAR 142)                MOVEMENT FOR SOCIAL PROGRESS 143)                SIERRA LEONE MEDICAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION SLEMSA 144)                AIMS-SENEGAL 145)                THE WAY FORWARD FOUNDATION 146)                TIASO 147)                CAPE MOUNT UNIVERSITY  STUDENTS ASSOCIATION 148)                MPL 149)                MOUVEMENT PANAFRICAIN DES LEADERS MPL 150)                FAMILY FARM 151)                ZANASU 152)                ALL NIGERIA UNITED NATIONS STUDENTS AND YOUTH ORGANIZATION 153)                UNIVERSITY OF DAR ES SALAAM 154)                LIBERIA NATIONAL STUDENT UNION 155)                ALL NIGERIA UNITED NATIONS STUDENTS AND YOUTH ORGANIZATION 156)                HALY HOPE FOUNDATION 157)                ONG FRATERNITÉ SOLIDARITÉ JEUNESSES  DE CÔTE D'IVOIRE 158)                STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL OF MY CAMPUS 159)                FEDERATION OF UGANDA MEDICAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION (FUMSA) 160)                ACTION POUR LA SAUVEGARDE DE L'ENVIRONNEMENT ET LE DEVELOPPEMENT RURAL 161)                YOUTH ADVOCACY NETWORK LIBERIA 162)                CEYA. CONSCIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL YOUTH ALLIANCE 163)                EDUSOC-CED 164)                ABE 165)                YPARD 166)                CNJ 167)                ORPHANSCORP 168)                UNIVERSITY OF RWANDA 169)                AMISTARD NETWORK FOR AFRICAN LEADERS 170)                UNZASU 171)                CAVENDISH UNIVERSITY UGANDA 172)                URSU, AUSC, RWOTA,.. 173)                EAST AFRICA YOUTHS AMBASSADORS PLATFORM 174)                ACTION AID ZAMBIA, ACTIVISTA CHAIRPERSON EVELYN HONE COLLEGE 175)                ACTION AID ZAMBIA, ACTIVISTA CHAIRPERSON EVELYN HONE COLLEGE 176)                UNIVERSITY OF RWANDA 177)                ROTARACT MZUMBE 178)                CENTER DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT INITIATIVE 179)                BOTSWANA NATIONAL UNION OF STUDENTS 180)                INTERNATIONAL STAFFING COMPAGNIE 181)                YOUTH OF UNITED NATIONS ASSOCIATION  (YUNA TZ) 182)                RUMA FOUNDATION 183)                ORDINARY NIGERIA PEOPLE MOVEMENT  184)                NATIONAL YOUTH COUNCIL OF NIGERIA SOKOTO STATE CHAPTER 185)                UDSM 186)                RALEIGH INTERNATIONAL 187)                ANTI-CORRUPTION COMMISSION 188)                ANFAL 189)                BEST BRAIN FOUNDATION 190)                AMISTAD NETWORK FOR AFRICAN LEADERS (ANFAL) 191)                BANTU ROOT AFRICA 192)                UNIVERSITY OF RWANDA 193)                CAMEROON MEDICAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION 194)                MINEDUC 195)                AFRICAN UNION STUDENTS CLUB 196)                NORTHWEST UNIVERSITY STUDENTS FOR PEACE 197)                AFRICAN UNION STUDENT CLUB 198)                UNIVERSITY OF SIERRA LEONE 199)                TANZANIABORAINITIATIVE 200)                KAZEBARUNDI 201)                AFRICA STUDENTS FOR LIBERTY 202)                EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY AMBASSADORS PLATFORM 203)                DARUSO 204)                LIBERIA NATIONAL STUDENT UNION 205)                WOMEN'S FOCUS UGANDA 206)                STUDENT 207)                UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS 208)                GUINEAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA. 209)                EAST AFRICA YOUTH TANZANIA 210)                LEADTOTS AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES 211)                MEDSAR 212)                AUSC 213)                SELF EMPLOYED 214)                IFOME 215)                AIESEC IN TANZANIA 216)                MODEL AFRICAN UNION PARLIAMENTARY DIPLOMASIA HONORS SOCIETY 217)                AFRICAN YOUTH LEADERSHIP FORUM 218)                GUINEA STUDENTS ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA 219)                AFRICAN UNION STUDENTS' COUNCIL (AUSC) 220)                AFRICAN UNION STUDENTS' COUNCIL 221)                AUSC USA-AFRICAN DIASPORA REPRESENTATIVE AND AMBASSADOR OF AFRICAN WOMEN AND BEYOND (AWAB), NAIROBI, KENYA. 222)                AFRICAN UNION YOUTH CLUB, LIBERIA 223)                SRDC 224)                MEDSIN SUDAN / MEDICAL STUDENT NETWORK SUDAN 225)                DAMSA IN MEDCINE SUDAN 226)                Y-PEER EDUCATION  NETWORK 227)                MEMBER OF Y PEER SUDAN, CO ORGANISER OF TEDXALUBAYYID 228)                GUILD CLERK ,STUDENTS GUILD 229)                NANS, ISAC 230)                MEDSAR 231)                AFRICAN UNION YOUTH TASK FORCE 232)                INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF AFRICAN BUSINESS STUDENTS (IFABS) CAMEROON 233)                INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF AFRICAN BUSINESS STUDENTS (IFABS) CAMEROON 234)                TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY 235)                TREVO LLC 236)                N/A 237)                Y.PEER SUDAN 238)                NYANZA TECHNINICAL SCHOOL 239)                NYANZA TECHNINICAL SCHOOL 240)                NANS 241)                ARDI 242)                AUSC 243)                SUMMIT INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE 244)                KENYA NURSING STUDENTS CHAPTER 245)                MEDICAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION OF KENYA 246)                AFRICAN UNION-YOUTH VOLONTEER 247)                KICUKIRO DISTRICT 248)                SUDAN AID ORGANIZATION 249)                INSPIRATIONKENYA AND STUDENTS ASSOCIATION KENYA UNIVERSITY COUNCIL.SAKUC 250)                CHILDREN ADVOCACY NETWORK 251)                YPEER 252)                UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI. 253)                UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI 254)                KENYA UNIVERSITY STUDENT'S ORGANIZATION 255)                RWANDA TRADITIONAL DANCE 256)                MKU STUDENTS PRESIDENT 257)                NIL 258)                SUG 259)                AUSC DJIBOUTI REPRESENTATIVE 260)                UTB 261)                AUSC 262)                RWANDA PHARMACEUTICAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION(RPSA) 263)                ADDIS ABABA UNIVERSITY 264)                NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NIGER STATE STUDENTS NANISS NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS 265)                MOVEMENT OF SOCIAL PROGRESS 266)                UR HUYE COMPUS 267)                UR BUSOGO CAMPUS 268)                AFRICAN UNION STUDENTS' COUNCIL NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE 269)                MINING RESOLUTION ORGANISATION 270)                AUSC CÔTE D'IVOIRE   Match the Numbers and names of 1st AAFYC 2017 delegates above with their Gender below following a descending order: 1)     Male 2)     Male 3)     Female 4)     Male 5)     Male 6)     Male 7)     Female 8)     Female 9)     Female 10)  Female 11)  Male 12)  Female 13)  Male 14)  Female 15)  Male 16)  Male 17)  Female 18)  Female 19)  Male 20)  Male 21)  Female 22)  Male 23)  Male 24)  Female 25)  Male 26)  Male 27)  Female 28)  Male 29)  Female 30)  Male 31)  Male 32)  Male 34)  Female 35)  Male 36)  Male 37)  Male 38)  Male 40)  Male 41)  Female 42)  Male 43)  Male 44)  Male 45)  Male 46)  Male 47)  Male 48)  Male 50)  Male 51)  Male 53)  Male 54)  Male 55)  Male 56)  Male 57)  Male 58)  Male 59)  Female 60)  Female 61)  Female 62)  Male 63)  Male 65)  Female 66)  Female 67)  Female 68)  Male 69)  Male 70)  Male 71)  Female 72)  Male 73)  Male 74)  Female 75)  Female 76)  Male 77)  Female 78)  Male 79)  Female 80)  Female 81)  Male 82)  Female 83)  Female 84)  Female 85)  Female 86)  Male 87)  Female 88)  Female 89)  Male 90)  Male 91)  Male 92)  Male 93)  Male 94)  Female 95)  Male 96)  Male 97)  Male 98)  Male 99)  Male 100)                Male 101)                Male 102)                Male 103)                Male 104)                Male 105)                Male 106)                Male 107)                Male 108)                Male 109)                Male 110)                Male 111)                Male 112)                Male 113)                Male 114)                Male 115)                Male 116)                Male 117)                Female 118)                Male 119)                Male 120)                Male 121)                Male 122)                Male 123)                Male 124)                Male 125)                Male 126)                Female 127)                Male 128)                Male 129)                Female 130)                Male 131)                Male 132)                Female 133)                Male 134)                Male 135)                Male 136)                Male 137)                Male 138)                Female 139)                Male 140)                Male 141)                Male 142)                Male 143)                Female 144)                Male 145)                Male 146)                Female 147)                Male 148)                Female 149)                Male 150)                Female 151)                Male 152)                Female 153)                Female 154)                Male 155)                Female 156)                Female 157)                Female 158)                Female 159)                Male 160)                Male 161)                Male 162)                Male 163)                Male 164)                Male 165)                Male 166)                Male 167)                Male 168)                Male 169)                Male 170)                Male 171)                Female 172)                Male 173)                Male 174)                Male 175)                Male 176)                Male 177)                Male 178)                Male 179)                Male 180)                Male 181)                Female 182)                Male 183)                Male 184)                Male 185)                Male 186)                Male 187)                Female 188)                Male 189)                Male 190)                Male 191)                Male 192)                Male 193)                Male 194)                Male 195)                Male 196)                Male 197)                Male 198)                Male 199)                Male 200)                Female 201)                Male 202)                Female 203)                Male 204)                Male 205)                Female 206)                Female 207)                Male 208)                Male 209)                Male 210)                Male 211)                Female 212)                Female 213)                Male 214)                Male 215)                Male 216)                Male 217)                Female 218)                Male 219)                Male 220)                Female 221)                Female 222)                Female 223)                Female 224)                Female 225)                Female 226)                Male 227)                Male 228)                Male 229)                Male 230)                Male 231)                Male 232)                Male 233)                Male 234)                Female 235)                Male 236)                Male 237)                Female 238)                Male 239)                Male 240)                Male 241)                Male 242)                Male 243)                Male 244)                Male 245)                Male 246)                Male 247)                Male 248)                Male 249)                Female 250)                Female 251)                Female 252)                Male 253)                Male 254)                Male 255)                Male 256)                Male 257)                Male 259)                Female 260)                Female 261)                Male 262)                Male 263)                Male 264)                Male 265)                Male 266)                Female 267)                Female 268)                Female 269)                Male 270)                Male   Match the Numbers and names of 1st AAFYC 2017 delegates above with their Abstracts to be presented below following a descending order:   1)    KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE OF SMBG IN DIABETIC PATIENTS ADMITTED IN PARERENYATWA MEDICAL WARD      2)    RNSSO AS A RESULT OF AN INTERNATIONAL NETWORKING. AND, THE FATHERS PERCEPTIONS ON EXCLUSIVE BREAST FEEDING DONE BY THEIR HIV POSITIVE PARTNERS ATTENDING THE PMTCT CERVICES AT KINYINYA HEALTH CENTER,KIGALI-RWANDA.      3)    NONE      4)    NONE      5)    SOCIOECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC DETERMINANTS OF BIRTH WEIGHT IN SOUTHERN RURAL GHANA: EVIDENCE FROM DODOWA HEALTH AND DEMOGRAPHIC SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM      6)    NONE      7)    NONE      8)    NONE      9)    NONE      10)    AN ASSESSMENT OF HEALTH COMMODITIES MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AT   KERICHO COUNTY REFERAL HOSPITAL.- KENYA      11)    ASSESSING FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE TRADITIONAL HERBAL MEDICINE USE IN PREGNANCY AND LABOUR IN A REGIONALREFERRAL HOSPITAL IN UGANDA      12)    PRACTICE OF EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING AMONG POSTNATAL MOTHERS ATTENDING MCH/FP CLINIC AT AGA KHAN UNIVERSITY      13)    NONE      14)    NONE      15)    NONE      16)    KNOWLEDGE LEVEL OF DIABETIC PATIENTS ABOUT IMPLICATIONS OF GLYCEMIA      17)    NONE      18)    NONE      19)    NONE      20)    SCHIZOPHRENIA      21)    NONE      22)    NONE      23)    MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS BY AMAZING MINDS AFRICA      24)    PREMATURITY AT KNH      25)    RETENTION IN CARE OF NEWLY DIAGNOSED HIV POSITIVE PREGNANT MORHERS DURING ANTENATAL CARE  ACASE STUDY IN ONE HEALTH CENTER IV IN UGANDA       26)    PREDISPOSING FACTORS TO DIARHOEA IN CHILDREN BELOW 5 YEARS      27)    NONE      28)    NONE      29)    NONE      30)    PROMOTING SAFE INJECTION PRACTICES IN INJECTIONS AND TREATMENT ROOMS   OF THE CAMEROON BAPTIST CONVENTION HEALTH SERVICES (CBCHS): CASE STUDY OF ETOUGEBE BAPTIST HOSPITAL YAOUNDÉ (EBHY)        31)    NONE      32)    NONE      33)    NONE      34)    NONE      35)    NONE      36)    KNOWLEDGE,ATTITUDE AND PRACTICE OF FAMILY PLANNING METHODS AMONG WOMEN OF REPRODUCTIVE AGES      37)    NONE      38)    NONE      39)    NONE      40)    NONE      41)    NONE      42)    NONE      43)    NONE      44)    NONE      45)    NONE      46)    NONE      47)    EVALUATION OF NOSOCOMIAL INFECTIONS IN NYAGATARE HOSPITAL      48)    NONE      49)    NONE      50)    NONE      51)    ADHERENCE TO EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING AMONG HIV POSITIVE MOTHERS AT MBARARA REGIONAL REFERRAL HOSPITAL      52)    NONE      53)    NONE      54)    NONE      55)    NONE      56)    NONE      57)    NONE      58)    NONE      59)    KNOWLEDGE,ATTITUDE AND PRACTICE TOWARDS HEPATITIS B VACCINE AMONG NURSES AT KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL,NAIROBI      60)    KNOWLEDGE,ATTITUDE AND PRACTICE TOWARDS HEPATITIS B VACCINE AMONG NURSES AT KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL,NAIROBI.      61)    NONE      62)    NONE      63)    NONE      64)    NONE      65)    NONE      66)    NONE      67)    NONE      68)    NONE      69)    NONE      70)    NONE      71)    NONE      72)    NONE      73)    NOT YET DEFUNED      74)    NONE      75)    NONE      76)    NONE      77)    NONE      78)    NONE      79)    NONE      80)    RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SELF ESTEEM AND SEXUAL DESICION MAKING AMONG STUDENTS      81)    ASSESSMENT OF NUTRITION STATUS IN UNIVERSITY OF RWANDA AND RISK RELATED TO THE DEVELOPMENT ON CHRONIC DISEASES       82)    NONE      83)    NONE      84)    NONE      85)    NONE      86)    THE AFRICAN ACADEMICIANS' PERCEPTION ABOUT AFRICAN YOUNG GENERATION AS A STRONG FOUNDATION NEED FOR AFRICAN UNION ACHIEVEMENT FOR AFRICA'S SUSTAINABLE DEVELPMENT BEFORE 2063       87)    NONE      88)    NONE      89)    THE GODS OF AFRICA/ AFRICAN TRADITIONAL RELIGION      90)    REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR AFRICAN YOUTH      91)    LETS OUR NATURAL RESOURSES MAKE OUR ECONOMIC GROW STRONG       92)    NONE      93)    NONE      94)    NONE      95)    YOUTH AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA       96)    NONE      97)    NONE      98)    NONE      99)    NONE      100)    NONE      101)    NONE      102)    NONE      103)    NONE      104)    JEUNES ET VIH/SIDA      105)    NONE      106)    NONE      107)    SELF-STUDIES       108)    WOMEN ENTRPRENEURSHIP      109)    LE SAUVEGARDE DE LA CULTURE AFRICAINE EST UN SAUVEGARDE DE L IDENTITÉ.      110)    SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICAN DEMOCRACY.  GHANA,  GAMBIA AND GUINEA.       111)    SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICAN DEMOCRACY.  GHANA,  GAMBIA AND GUINEA.       112)    TO BE ADVISED      113)    EFFECT OF SOIL COMPACTION ON INFILTRATION AND SOME AGGREGATE PROPERTIES OF FALLOWED AND CULTIVATED SANDY LOAM.      114)    NONE      115)    NONE      116)    NONE      117)    CHALLENGES FACING DOCTORS IN SUDAN       118)    NONE      119)    NONE      120)    NONE      121)    GOBIR TRIBE      122)    NONE      123)    THE DYNAMICS OF ELEPHANT’S POPULATION IN THE PNKB: ACTUALIZATION AND HIERARCHIZATION OF THREAT AND EXTINCTION CAUSES          124)    CAN CHOOSE FOR ME      125)    CLEJ      126)    MENTAL HEALTH DISEASES : ONE OF THE POTENTION NCDS TO BE HIGHLIGHTED IN RWANDA      127)    NONE      128)    NONE      129)    NONE      130)    NONE      131)    THE NECESSITY OF A MENTAL PARADIGM SHIFT FOR AFRICA'S ADVANCEMENT      132)    STUDY ON FISTULA IN SENEGAL      133)    NONE      134)    PROMOTING SAFE INJECTION PRACTICES IN INJECTIONS AND TREATMENT ROOMS OF THE CAMEROON BAPTIST CONVENTION HEALTH SERVICES (CBCHS): CASE STUDY OF ETOUGEBE BAPTIST HOSPITAL YAOUNDE (EBHY)      135)    BUSINESS IN ENTREPREUNEURSHIP       136)    GOBIR TRIBE      137)    STUDENTS AND LECTURERS PERSPECTIVES ON UNIVERSITY DECOLONISATION- A UKZN-PMB CASE STUDY      138)    NONE      139)    NONE      140)    YOUTH AND GENDER ROLE IN UNITING AFRICA      141)    NONE      142)    STARTEGY AND TACTICS OF PAN-AFRICANIST POLITICS OF 21ST CENTURY.      143)    NONE      144)    NONE      145)    NONE      146)    NO POVERTY      147)    THE LIVING CONDITIONS OF CAPE MOUNT  STUDENTS       148)    COMMENT RELEVER LE DEFIS EN AFRIQUE      149)    L'INÉFFICACITÉ DES SANCTIONS ÉCONOMIQUES CONTRE LES CHANGEMENTS ANTICONSTITUTIONNELS DE GOUVERNEMENT      150)    GOOD RESULT NOW       151)    NOT SURE      152)    NONE      153)    NONE      154)    NONE      155)    NONE      156)    NONE      157)    NONE      158)    NONE      159)    NONE      160)    LET US PROTECT OUR ENVIRONMENT BY OUR MINIMAL EFFORTS      161)    THE ROLE OF CITIZENS IN NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT       162)    NONE      163)    NONE      164)    NONE      165)    ENGAGING YOUTHS IN AGRIBUSINESS FOR SUSTAINABLE DECELOPMENT      166)    FOREST IMPORTANCE IN ECONOMIC OF A NATION      167)    NONE      168)    NONE      169)    NONE      170)    NONE      171)    NOT YET SURE ABOUT THIS.      172)    NONE      173)    NONE      174)    NONE      175)    NONE      176)    NONE      177)    NONE      178)    NONE      179)    NONE      180)    LENTREPRENARIA SOCIAL      181)    GENDER VIOLENCE       182)    NONE      183)    NONE      184)    NONE      185)    TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT FOR DEVELEPMENT      186)    NONE      187)    NONE      188)    LES BIENS FAITS DE LA RECHERCHE ACADÉMIQUES       189)    NONE      190)    NONE      191)    NONE      192)    NONE      193)    NONE      194)    NONE      195)    NONE      196)    NONE      197)    NONE      198)    ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN REDUCING UNEMPLOYMENT IN SIERRA LEONE      199)    PROJECT MANAGER      200)    NONE      201)    NONE      202)    NONE      203)    NONE      204)    NONE      205)    NONE      206)    NONE      207)    PRODUCTION OF CERAMIC WATER FILTER USING MEDICINAL LEAVE       208)    NONE      209)    NONE      210)    NONE      211)    NONE      212)    NONE      213)    NONE      214)    NONE      215)    E MARKETING IN THE SUSTAINABLE WORLD      216)    THE VIABILITY OF 21ST CENTURY PAN AFRICAN EDUCATION      217)    NONE      218)    NONE      219)    GENITAL FEMALE MUTILATION       220)    NONE      221)    AUSC USA CHAPTER (AUSC USA AFRICAN/AFRIKAN DIASPORA) AND THE IMPORTANCE OF CONNECTING WITH ONE ANOTHER       222)    NONE      223)    NONE      224)    CHALLENGES FACING DOCTORS IN SUDAN       225)    NONE      226)    THE ROLE OF ART. IN PROTECTION OF CHILDREN OF VIOLENCE      227)    NONE      228)    ROLE OF STUDENTS IN ENHANCING ACCOUNTABILITY      229)    NONE      230)    NONE      231)    VOLUNTEERLISM      232)    NONE      233)    PRESERVING AFRICAN CULTURAL VALUES FOR THE NEXT GENERATION      234)    NONE      235)    NONE      236)    NONE      237)    NONE      238)    NO ONE      239)    NO ONE      240)    AFRICAN YOUTH AND POLITICS      241)    SOURCE OF PLAY      242)    BREAST CANCER RISK FACTORS       243)    NONE      244)    NONE      245)    MAPPING PREGNANT WOMEN       246)    NONE      247)    NONE      248)    NONE      249)    NONE      250)    DRAMA AND FASHION DESIGN      251)    FEMAL GENITAL MUTILATION (FGM)      252)    NONE      253)    NONE      254)    NONE      255)    NONE      256)    NONE      257)    NONE      258)    NONE      259)    NONE      260)    NONE      261)    NONE      262)    ROLE OF AFRICAN STUDENTS IN IMPLEMENTATION OF SDGS 20130      263)    NONE      264)    NIL      265)    NONE      266)    NONE      267)    NONE      268)    NONE      269)    NONE 270)    NONE     approved on June 7th ,2017 by

Iraguha Bandora Yves

AUSC President and Founder.

Kigali -Rwanda-East African Community.

AUSC President's Office has released the appointment for AUSC Tunisia Chapter National Representative, Honorable Mr Houssem Abida, Sunday June 4th, 2017, Kigali-Rwanda-East African Community (EAC)

AUSC President's Office has released the appointment for AUSC Tunisia Chapter National Representative, Honorable Mr Houssem Abida, Sunday June 4th, 2017, Kigali-Rwanda-East African Community (EAC)

Honorable Mr Houssem Abida, AUSC Tunisia Chapter National Office Representative

Below is the appointment letter officially published from the AUSC President's Office:

African Union Students' Council (AUSC)"For The Better Africa We Deserve "

Office of the President and Founder of AUSC

Kigali-Rwanda-East African Community (EAC)

Ref N° 002/06/017

Sunday June 4th, 2017.

To Honorable Mr Houssem Abida

Residence: Ariana, Tunisia

Phone Number: 24 835 915

E-mail:  abida.houssem@yahoo.fr

Personal blog  : www.houssemabida.blogspot.com

Re: Appointment Letter 

AUSC Office: AUSC Tunisia Chapter National Office

Dear Honorable Mr Houssem Abida,We are very much pleased to inform you that the Office of the President and Founder of African Union Students' Council (AUSC) in Kigali-Rwanda-East African Community (EAC)  based on your motivation letter and application materials wished to appoint you on the new position of AUSC Tunisia Chapter National Office Representative.

Your duties and responsibilities will include but not limited to providing regular basis reports on activities undertaken by the AUSC Tunisia National Offices and its partners activities from Your Office to zonal, district and School Clubs Offices making sure that AUSC International Action Plan 2016-2019 is a head of your daily activities as much as concerning the African Union Students ' Council (AUSC)"For The Better Africa We Deserve ".

Signed on Sunday, June 4th, 2017.

Iraguha BANDORA Yves

President and Founder of African Union Students' Council (AUSC)" For The Better Africa We Deserve"

Office of Kigali- Rwanda- East African Community (EAC)

Tel&Whatsapp:+250736196204

E-mail:ausc.president.office@gmail.com

Website:www.africanunionsc.org

CC:

Honorable Mr Frankson Thuva Charo, AUSC Northern Africa Regional Representative

Motivation Letter No2 by Honorable Mr Houssem Abida, AUSC Tunisia Chapter National Office Representative

If I become the AUSC Tunisia National Chapter Office Representative, I will work on making the council more known in my country and encourage youth here to register and be members, because I believe building a strong base of members in all of the countries will help the organization achieve its goals and implement easily its projects with all the human resources this base will offer.
Second, as I see this council a big network of exchange, I will work on making Tunisian NGOs register in it, and work on creating links with other NGOs in other African countries that has the same interests or fields of work. This will help both parts improve their work, learn from each other’s experience and built sustainable and long-term partnerships. So any NGO in Tunisia can contact me and ask me if there are any other NGO like her in any African country, and I can suggest them ones by myself too.
Third, as this is a student council, we need to give academics enough attention. That’s why, as a representative of the council, I will try to contact the Tunisian universities and all NGOs that offer academic exchange programs to internationals to emphasize on these opportunities and promote them more.
And for Tunisian students, I will start a platform with all exchange programs or scholarships offered in the other African countries for them, because here, we have a huge problem with access to information and knowing about such opportunities. Also, all regional meetings or workshops, international events in Africa will be shared on this platform, in order to empower the presence of Tunisians in African events.
Fourth, If I discover an interesting project or NGO in one of the countries and that doesn’t exist in Tunisia, I will work on finding good people to start a branch of it in Tunisia.
Also, I will do my best to be present in all the youth and educational events happening in Tunisia as a representative or ambassador of the union’s council, share its thoughts and express his suggestions.
Finally, as one of the missions of this union is to release reports on youth and their problems in African countries, I can help by searching and providing any published report on the needed topics concerning youth in Tunisia.
I aim to achieve all this after making a small but efficient team with me and of course, if you honor me and give me the position of the council’s representative in Tunisia,

Best regards,
Houssem Abida


Motivation Letter No1 by Honorable Mr Houssem Abida, AUSC Tunisia Chapter National Office Representative

In Tunisia, I am engaged in civic society in different fields, but mainly in Tunisian cultural heritage.And through my work in this field, I discovered that Tunisia has strong links with the other African countries (even more than to Arab countries in some specific regions). And that’s when I started questioning, why we, Tunisian youth are more involved and present in Arab councils, working on building a big Arab network and aiming to extend our projects in the other Arab countries, while we have youth that are more close to us not only historically or geographically, but also in our beliefs, problems and dreams. Almost 1/3 of the students in private universities in Tunisia come from African countries, and in the same time many Tunisian students travel to these countries to continue their studies. Also, I am convinced that the African youth face the same problems whatever is their country. We all work on the sustainable development of our communities with the smallest resources, we are all fighting to improve the education quality and create opportunities for ourselves with all the corruption and access to information issues, and mostly we are all committed to promote our countries in the best image possible, even with all the stereotypes about them.
So this council will for sure make us achieve this goal, because it will make us closer to each other, learn from our experiences and built long term partnerships as NGOs and communities. And me personally, as I said in the beginning, I want to emphasize on the common points in African countries heritage. As a founder and present director of a project that works on Tunisian cultural heritage, I am looking for other groups of African youth working on the same topic in their countries, and try to start projects that makes us discover better the common points and promote them well.

Houssem Abida

Approved by

Mr IRAGUHA BANDORA Yves
AUSC President and Founder.
Office of the President and Founder of AUSC
Kigali-Rwanda-East African Community(EAC).
Website: www.africanunionsc.org

Shared is the AUSC President and Founder's Office's received invitation from the Institut Mandela to participate in the African Economic and Consular Days (AECD) in Lyon June 30-July 2, 2017

Programme de Conference 2017

Dr. Paul Kananura
Président de l'Institut Mandela
ʻʻ L'Institut favorise la promotion d'une Afrique des possibles.
Notre volonté première est de mettre en place des rencontres de haut niveau à titre gracieux (pour que personne ne soit privé de l'intelligence collective par l'argent), permettant la rencontre de leaders politiques, scientifiques, militaires et économiques africains et du Monde ayant des visions contribuant au développement et au renforcement de l' Afrique.

H.E Nelson Mandela (R.I.P)
Dr. Paul KananuraPrésident de l'Institut Mandela

AUSC young leader in the Sierra Leone.

Therefore, we are pleased to share the confirmation message provided from the Office of President and Founder of African Union Students' Council (AUSC) " For The Better Africa We Deserve" below :

AUSC President's Letter for AUSC Confirmation to Partcipate in the AECD


KIGALI-RWANDA-EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY (EAC)                                                                             
AUSC EAST AFRICAN REGION
TEL:0787384244/0736196204
E-MAIL:ausc.president.office@gmail.com
WEBSITE: www.africanunionsc.org

To Dr. Paul Kananura, Président de l'Institut Mandela, Université de Bordeaux Montaigne,
Domaine Universitaire; 33607 Pessac Cedex ; Tél : +33674266847; http://www.institutmandela.com

Re: Participation Confirmation in African Economic and Consular Days (AECD) in Lyon June 30-July 2,2017

Dear Dr. Paul Kananura,
We are writing to you on behalf of African Union Students’ Council (AUSC)”For The Better Africa We Deserve” office of the President and Founder to confirm reception of the invitation you provided from the Office of the President of Institut Mandela   and to confirm the fully Participation of AUSC in the African Economic and Consular Days (AECD) in Lyon June 30 to July 2, 2017.
In fact, AUSC is an Non-Governmental Organization  whose International Leadership reached the whole continent of Africa and African Diaspora while started to operate since January 1st , 2017 from Zanzibar Island with aim to gather together the young generations of African Continents who are involved in the Academic and global leadership based  activities including research  , innovation and decision making that will help next generations to live a better life from our determination to build the better Africa we deserve founded on the AUSC International Action Plan 2016-2019 specific and broad Activities, with online reference available from this link here (http://www.africanunionsc.org/p/what-we-do.html).
1)The African Students ‘ International Development Fund (ASIDF) “For the Self-reliant Africa We Deserve” ( https://web.facebook.com/search/top/?q=african%20students%27%20international%20development%20fund%20-%20asidf )
2)The African Students’ International Development Bank (ASIDB) “For the Sustainable Economic Africa We Deserve” ( https://web.facebook.com/African-Students-International-Development-Bank-Asidb-144215902779998/ )

3)The African Students' International Critical Thinkers Board (ASICTB)" For The Politically Stabilized Africa We Deserve" ( https://web.facebook.com/African-Students-International-Critical-Thinkers-Board-Asictb-166300647227065/ )

4) The International African Students ‘Education Loan Board (IASELB)" For The Sustainable Developed and Educated African Population We Deserve"(https://web.facebook.com/search/top/?q=international%20african%20students%20%E2%80%98education%20loan%20board%20-%20iaselb  )

5) The African Students' International Newsletters and Media Board (ASINMB)"For The Sustainable Connected and Networked African Community We Deserve" (https://web.facebook.com/African-Students-International-Newsletters-and-Media-Board-Asinmb-299742460463508/  )

6) And Much more..........................
Therefore, We would like to thank You for inviting us in this special extraordinary and important  event about AECD and meeting which will bring together an audience made up of investors, financiers, politicians and diplomats to discuss the growing optimism in the economic outlook of Africa in order to promote investments in AFRICA, while AUSC Delegation will be glad to present the business forecast and potentials as mentioned in the published AUSC International Action Plan 2016-2019 and as available in our  countries wherever AUSC Leadership extends Offices  in order to attract investments, especially in the Country of Rwanda and the East African Community (EAC) where AUSC President and Founder ’s Office  stays.  Meanwhile, we are waiting to receive your maximum number of AUSC  Leaders to recommend in this delegation and details on how transportation in and outside Africa, accommodations, meals, travel documents including Visas and other related needs will be hosted by organizers of AECD for the AUSC Delegation. Best Regards.

At any time you wish you can meet the AUSC President and Founder on Whatsapp :+250736196204.

Keep reading more updates on AUSC International Action Plan 2016-2019 on the link below:

1)http://www.africanunionsc.org/p/blog-page_67.html
2)http://www.africanunionsc.org/2017/01/ausc-international-action-plan-2016.html
3)http://www.africanunionsc.org/2017/02/quickly-fill-online-registration-form.html
4)http://www.africanunionsc.org/2016/11/all-african-youth-academicians-are.html
5)http://www.africanunionsc.org/2016/10/call-for-abstracts-7th-african-unity.html
6)http://www.africanunionsc.org/p/what-we-do.html

7)http://www.africanunionsc.org/2017/05/ausc-president-and-founder-appointed.html
8)http://www.africanunionsc.org/2017/05/welcome-to-celebration-of-africa-day-on.html

Wishing you all the best and hoping to hear from you soon.

Mr Iraguha Bandora Yves,

President and Founder of African Union Students' Council (AUSC)"For The Better Africa We Deserve'.

 

Mr IRAGUHA BANDORA Yves, RN, BScN, (Hons),

Medical Student,Doc III,University of Rwanda,

President African Union Students’ Council (AUSC)"For The Better Africa We Deserve"

Rwanda Country Coordinator,Commonwealth Youth Peace Ambassadors' Network(CYPAN),www.cypan.org

"A proudly Rwandan Young Leader and Commonwealth Young Achiever 2015",Book Page45,p51: http://www.commonwealthyouthcouncil.com/index.php/news/35-commonwealth-youth-achievers-book-published

Tel&Whatsapp:+250736196204

ausc.president.office@gmail.com,

Skype:BandoraYves

Twitter: @AfricanUnionSC,

www.africanunionsc.org,www.fansso.org,www.iby-rnsso.org,

www.africanusc.org,www.iby-myfe.org, www.healthykidneyfoundation.org,

"A winner is a dreamer who never gives up" Nelson Mandela.

"Education is the key to Success" Nelson Mandela.

Africans can unite/Les Africains peuvent s'unir.
http://www.etatsafricainsunis.org 
 or http://www.unitedafrikanstates.org

Stop the new scramble for Africa by uniting the African  States.

Arretons la nouvelle ruee vers l'Afrique en unifiant les etats africains.

 

 

Below is the official Invitation in both English and French Languages: Shared is the AUSC President and Founder's Office's received invitation from the Institut Mandela to participate in the African Economic and Consular Days (AECD) in Lyon June 30-July 2, 2017

French Version

From: Institut Mandela <institut.mandela@gmail.com>

Date: 2017-06-01 9:23 GMT+02:00

Subject: Invitation à la 3ème Edition des Journées Economiques Africaines à Lyon

Madame, Monsieur,
J’ai le plus grand plaisir de vous inviter aux Journées Economiques et Consulaires Africaines, qui se tiendront du 30 juin au 1 juillet 2017 à l’Université Catholique de Lyon, 23 Place Carnot – 69002 Lyon.
Les JECA réunissent un auditoire d’investisseurs, de financiers, de politiques et de diplomates pour parler de l’optimisme croissant des perspectives économiques de l’Afrique dans le but de promouvoir les investissements. Cette rencontre de haut niveau se propose de réunir pendant trois jours, d’une part, des acteurs associatifs et institutionnels pour le partenariat au développement et, d’autre part, des acteurs économiques dans le but de créer des opportunités d’affaires mutuellement profitable.
La première édition à Bordeaux a réunie 12 pays, 253 participants (dont 20% bordelais) avec 151 rencontres B to B et 56 contrats signés. La deuxième édition à Marseille a été organisée en partenariat avec la Région PACA, la Mairie de Marseille, la Villa Méditerranée, la Chambre de Commerce et d’Industrie de Marseille et le Département d’Etat américain. Elle a réunie 15 pays (représentés par les Présidents des CCI, Ambassadeurs, Ministres et Premier Ministre), 372 participants (dont 30% marseillais) avec 249 rencontres B to B et 108 contrats signés.
Les JECA 2017 seront organisées en partenariat avec la Métropole de Lyon, le Département d’Etat américain, le Royal Air Maroc et la CPME Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes.

Avec ma haute considération

 English Version

Invitation to African Economic and Consular Days in Lyon

Madam, Sir,
I have the honour to address your responsibility this invitation to the African Economic and Consular Days (AECD), which will be held on June 30 to July 2, 2017 in partnership with the US Department, the local authorities and CPME of Lyon. I would be glad if you could present the business forecast and potentials in your country in order to attract investments.
The AECD will bring together an audience made up of investors, financiers, politicians and diplomats to discuss the growing optimism in the economic outlook of Africa in order to promote investments. During three days, this high-level meeting will bring together, not only associations and institutions for the development partnership but also economic actors in order to create business opportunities rewarding for each other.
Yours Sincerely,

Dr. Paul Kananura

Président de l'Institut Mandela

Université de Bordeaux Montaigne

Domaine Universitaire

33607 Pessac Cedex

Tél : +33674266847

http://www.institutmandela.com 
Express your needs, we take care of the rest! / Exprimez vos besoins, nous nous occupons du reste!
Pour une large diffusion


Mission de l'Institut:
L’Institut Mandela est un Think Tank (« Laboratoire d’idées ») de promotion d’égalité des chances, favorable à l’économie de marché, à la solidarité internationale et à l’unité africaine. Il se donne pour mission de garder vivant l’esprit et l’inspiration du Président Mandela et de promouvoir ses valeurs de « société ouverte » et de Paix partout sur le continent par une « diplomatie intellectuelle ».

Mr Olivier Stirn

Président d’honneur

 

Dr. Paul Kananura Président de l'Institut

,

Dr. Jean Alain Ngapout

Secrétaire Général

Mme Assya Jamal 

Trésorière

 

Pr David Johnson 

Administrateur

 

Pr Abderrahmane

Mekkaoui

Administrateur

Pr Mohamed Haraka 

Administrateur

Dr. Brice Arsène

Mankou 

Administrateur

Mr Abdoulaye

N’diaye 

Administrateur

Général (2S)

Jean-Philippe Ganascia 

Administrateur

Akobe Félicien Yayi 

Administrateur

L'équipe de l'Institut Mandela:
L’Institut Mandela, c’est la pensée stratégique au service de l’intelligence collective. Le Conseil Exécutif reflète cette philosophie :

- le Ministre Olivier Stirn (Ami de Mandela) a occupé plusieurs fois les fonctions de ministre, de député et d’Ambassadeurs de France,
- le Docteur Paul Kananura, Expert en Géopolitique et Politiques Publiques, exerce des fonctions de conseil stratégique auprès des gouvernements et des grandes entreprises,
- le Docteur Jean Alain Ngapout, Spécialiste des Etudes Slaves, conseille des entreprises russes et autrichiennes à investir en Afrique,
- Madame Assya Jamal, Spécialité Médicament – Santé, se spécialise dans la gestion et distribution des médicaments en Afrique,
- le Professeur David Johnson, Polytechnicien et Professeur des Universités, enseigne la stratégie et l’ingénierie aux Universités de Paris-Est, du Togo et du Bénin,
- le Professeur Abderrahmane Mekkaoui, Spécialiste des Affaires Militaires et Stratégiques, enseigne aux Universités de Dijon (France) et Casablanca (Maroc),
- le Professeur Mohamed Harakat, Spécialiste de Stratégie et des finances publiques, dirige plusieurs centres stratégiques et enseigne à l’Université Mohammed V de Rabat.,
- le Docteur Brice Arsène Mankou, Sociologue de renommé international, préside l’Institut de Formation des Métiers des Villes,
- l’Ingénieur Abdoulaye N’diaye, Expert Aéronautique et Défense, Ancien Directeur Général de EUROCAE  Communication (Organisation Européenne pour l'Equipement de l’Aviation Civile), préside une entreprise de hautes technologies proposant des drones aux pays africains pour assurer leur indépendance stratégique,
- le Général (2S) Jean-Philippe Ganascia, Ancien Commandant de la Force européenne au Tchad et Conseiller militaire du Directeur du DCAF Geneva, distille des conseils pour la Réforme du Secteur de Sécurité (RSS),
- le Monsieur Akobe Félicien Yayi, spécialiste en conseil immobilier et gestion de patrimoine, représente des entreprises des énergies renouvelables.

Composé de Généraux, de Diplomates, de Politiques, de Journalistes, d’Acteurs économiques, d’Experts, de Chercheurs et d’Intellectuels de la diversité mondiale, l’Institut organise régulièrement des rencontres de haut niveau. Il se consacre aux missions stratégiques de promotion de l’émergence de l’Afrique et des valeurs de « Société ouverte » et de Paix grâce à une « diplomatie intellectuelle ». Il mène des actions d’expertise et de lobbying pour l’émergence du Continent. Il veut participer à la transformation profonde de l’Afrique. Sa mission fondamentale est de restructurer intellectuellement et institutionnellement les pays africains.

Approved by AUSC President and Founder 

On this picture  Mr IRAGUHA BANDORA Yves is the second youngest gentleman from Left to Right seating in the front and He is the President and Founder of Rwanda Nursing Sciences Students’ Organization(RNSSO)”Arise and Shine”  the Associate Member of Commonwealth Students' Association (CSA)"Fraternity"  and is the President and Founder of AUSC and Founder and CEO of Miserable Youth Foundation for Education (MyFe) and the Rwanda Country Coordinator For the Commonwealth Youth Peace Ambassadors Network (CYPAN) . This picture was taken from the 2nd high-level Manufacturing Business Summit and Exhibition themed “Harnessing the Manufacturing Potential for Sustainable Economic Growth” in the East African Community (EAC) scheduled as a three day event, started on this 23rd  and will end on 25th May 2017 at Serena Hotel in Kigali, Rwanda.  .

AUSC President's Invitation to Students of Rwanda to Apply for a UNICAF Scholarship To Earn a Recognised Unicaf University Degree!Available for Applicants in Rwanda.Apply for an up to 80% Scholarship*