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Kudumail (Newsletter)

After a thorough situational analysis aimed at finding ways of reaching our stakeholders more effectively, we came up with a communication strategy that, among other strategic objectives, aims to improve newsgathering and dissemination. Hence, the launch of Kudumail. The name Kudumail is inspired by the Kudu Animal. We chose this name for three reasons. First, a Kudu is an African animal, which is a type of antelope. Second, it is fast, almost like the way we want our news to spread! The last reason is a symbolic one. When Lord Baden Powell started the first experimental Scout camp on Brownsea Island, he blew a Kudu horn to herald the beginning of this historic event.

Given the challenge of internet access in Africa, where only 11.4 % (as of 2011) of the population have access to Internet, Kudumail will serve as a “portable” information material that could serve both those who have and those who do not have access to Internet. This is important as the overall objective of Kudumail is to contribute to the development of Scouting in Africa through awareness raising. Thus, Kudumail is also a platform of exchange on our activities, potentials, challenges, opportunities, etc. and we are all invited to contribute and to relay the message.

 

Inside

  • FAO supports ARO to expand the FFL project
  • SCOUTS South Africa Chairman honored by President
  • ESA Patron receives ABETO Africa Award
  • Mpumalanga Scouts Reduce, Reuse and Recycle
  • 39th Southern Zone Scout Conference
  • Youth Forum Southern Zone – MoP Community Leader Training
  • SSA Kon Tiki Adventures go ‘Down Under’ and back to the ‘Wild West’
  • The Messengers of Peace advocate coexistence
  • 14th World Scout Moot
  • 1st World Scout Education Congress
 

Inside

  • All Africa Scout Day celebrations
  • Training in NGO’s best practices
  • President Museveni hails the Scout Movement
  • Togo celebrates Africa Scout Day
  • Africa Scout Committee Meeting
  • MoP Network Management Workshop
  • North-South Network Meeting
  • Scouts as Messengers of Peace-
  • Southern Africa Zonal Youth Forum and Conference
  • 1st World Scout Education Congress
 

Inside

  • 40,000 Scouts meet in Nyeri to celebrate Founder’s Day
  • Bikerider with a message of peace
  • Sharing peace on Founder’s Day
  • Food For Life project in Benin and Niger – in depth coverage
  • Peace for All, Kenyans for Peace
  • Africa Scout Day 2013
  • Southern Africa Zonal Youth Forum and Conference

 

 

Inside

  • Why did Baden Powell choose Nyeri as his last home?
  • Burkina Faso Scout Association MoP Team holds training
  • Scouts South Africa camp live on national television
  • JML Rotary Scout crew in the Governor's Cup
  • Lesotho ALT training during launch of FFL
  • The Regional Office welcomes an intern from Finland
  • Scouts promoting peaceful elections in Ghana
  • Founder’s Day
  • Africa Scout Day 2013
  • Southern Africa Zonal Youth Forum and Conference
 

Inside

  • South Sudan Scout Association on the road to recognition
  • Uganda hosts the East Africa Zonal Youth Forum and Conference
  • Centenary celebrations climaxes in a National Jamboree
  • The Africa Scout Foundation promoted in the APR Conference
  • Spreading Peace knows no age
  • Mwamba Scout Troop benefits from ARO's Corporate Social Responsibility
  • Ghana Scouts joins fellow youth in a peace campaign
  • Founder’s Day
  • Southern Africa Zonal Youth Forum and Conference

 

Inside

  • ARO staff trained in farming skills
  • The youth taking action to bring change
  • Cub Scouts participate in a peace jungle expedition
  • MoP-Kenya in a countrywide peace campaign.
  • The Africa Regional Office takes part in NIYOA annual general meeting and
    the first AEYP
  • The Regional Office recruits a new staff member
  • Rovers turning waste into money
  • Africa Scout Day 2013
 

Inside

  • Africa Scout Committee meets in Nairobi
  • Adventure filled Rover Moot in KZN
  • Badge design competition for Africa Scout Award
  • Ghana Scout Association ‘prepares for the future and appoints a Deputy Chief Commissioner
  • East Africa Region set for its 7th Zonal Youth Forum
  • Ethiopia set to hold their first regional event
  • Africa Regional Office facilitates JOTI
  • True messengers of peace: A rover group awarded
  • Africa Scout Day 2013
 

Inside

  • South Africa: Scouts in Mpumalanga province to benefit from a new centre
  • Zonal conference and youth forum in West Africa zone
  • Mauritius counts down to Centenary Jamboree
  • FESCO publishes a new youth program
  • Africa represented in the "youth for change" workshop
  • Messengers of Peace: First training of Community Leaders in Africa
  • Scouts are looking forward to JOTI-JOTA
  • Benin and Niger Scouts organize a camp of integration and solidarity
 

Inside

  • Scouting for positive change: 35 countries participate in the regional jamboree
  • Scouts participate in a gender empowerment seminar
  • Meet the new Regional Youth Advisors
  • Gone Home: Joseph Seidu, Ghana and Deo Mutera, Burundi
  • The Regional Office welcomes a new Staff member
  • Inauguration message by the new Chairperson of the Africa Scout Youth Forum
  • Defying odds: Disability not inability
 

Inside

  • Looking ahead: ARO holds a Staff Management Conference
  • The MoP programme officially launched at the regional Conference.
  • Western zone set to hold their conference
  • Ethiopia Scout Association in efforts to increase its membership
  • Spotlight on the new Africa Scout Committee members
  • The Regional Office welcomes an intern from France
  • Recognition: 8 people receive the Elephant Award, top regional decoration
  • SCOUTS South Africa win award in tackling climate change
 

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