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New ‘Africa Also Smiles Poster’ campaign launched

afrol News, 8 September - The Africa Centre will launch its new ‘Africa Also Smiles Poster’ campaign on Thursday 10th September 2009, at the Irish Aid Volunteering and Information Centre, in O’ Connell Street, Dublin.

The Campaign, which focuses on the image of Africa and Africans portrayed in the developed world, will be launched by Catherine Muigai Mwangi, Ambassador, Embassy of the Republic of Kenya to Ireland.

Eric Yao, Coordinator of the Africa Centre said, “the Africa Also Smiles campaign is a way of saying, that there is a need for a balance in the way Africa is portrayed globally. Some people speak about Africa as though it is a country. Africa is a continent of 57 countries and there are different sides to it. It is therefore important for its image to be put out there in a balanced manner. This new campaign will be developed into an education pack for schools and our hope is to develop a balanced image of Africa in Ireland.”

The Africa Centre is a membership organisation with a mission to advance attitudes, policies and actions that promote justice, social inclusion and meaningful participation for African communities in Ireland and encourages a more positive Africa-Ireland exchange.


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