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on February 1st, 2015 by Honore K. Gbedze 0 comments

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The landscape of our social-political economy and culture in this current millennium leaves many questions to be asked and us knowing that we have a lot of work to do.
The relevant urgency is to keep the dialogue channeled and open to gain a better understanding to build trust around and in our many levels of government.

We need much cooperation, positive and productive influence amongst our leadership in communities, provinces, nationally and worldwide.

The reality we face in this millennium is to sustain our youth’s productivity and make use of these generations. They need to be much more positive and constructive and their contribution to our society must be stronger in order to lead us all into a fruitful future.

Today it is difficult to maintain business in our various cities as many businesses have closed their doors due to the instability of our economy. This is the real backbone of youth economic development and with the fall of the middle class integrations this is poses a catastrophic recipe for disaster.

Successful entrepreneurs add to the vibrant fabric of society; this must be our way forward. However, this needs the support of our government and the entrepreneurial leadership who have vision and a plan.

Our youth need to be active and follow a positive role model. To succeed we must create a support system to assist and result in productivity that will lead to a better integrated middle class into our society.

The hope, courage and inspiration must remain strong. In society when youth, parents, entrepreneurs who work hard to succeed it leads to a healthy and positive example to follow as they are from the communities living in the communities and building the communities – this is a benefit to all who participates.

The answers to the challenges we face today remain in our communities dialogue. Never before as now has the smart electronic technology world pushed our boundaries globally therefore we must remain and be more vigilant and constructive to lead our youth onto a better platform and path.

All labor that uplifts humanity has dignity and importance and should be undertaken with painstaking excellence – Martin Luther King, Jr.

As we celebrate and continue learning from our history let’s be a positive voice for a constructive future in our world.
Honore Gbedze

Filed under: Editor’s Note Tagged With: Black History Month, communities dialogue

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About the author: Honore K. M .Gbedze Creative and Energetic entrepreneur managing the successful development and growth of The Afro News, a subsidiary of Privilege Group Holdings. Visionary, and founder of charitable efforts to share resources Sage Foundation a non-profit organization whose purpose is to recognize excellence in community service, leadership or multiculturalism. Honore says, “I always believed that education was the most critical for building a strong, vibrant and competitive Canada for the next generation to be ready to lead our Nation well in the coming future. Giving talented students an opportunity to excel would result in successive new generations of leaders. We can do it with your support and invite joining us to make a difference.” Honore received some prestigious Canadian awards he is a recipient of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal in 2012 and Nesika Business Award Winner in 2011.

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