Conservative women and Africa

Gordon Brown is not the only one to include Africa on his agenda byzainab appointing Mark Malloch Brown as a new minister for Africa, Asia and the UN.

It is a hot topic which will be debated at the Conservative Women’s Organisation’s conference in November. The Environment and Women as Peacemakers are also very topical issues which will be discussed.

The sparkling speakers include:

….as well as David Cameron and a host of top Tory Shadow Ministers.

I’m hoping I can do some citizen journalism reports from there for 18 Doughty Street with a camera they have loaned me. They have been very patient. I am still working out the technicalities of how to use it.

This conference was a sell out last year, so I suggest you don’t leave it too late to book up. It’s fantastic value at £30 for the day. It is open to non-Tory members too and men are also welcome.


3 Comments

  1. Ah, Mr Malloch Brown. Melanie Phillips doesn’t like him .

  2. Or not just this group or that group
    This sect or that sect
    This race or that race
    This religion or belief system or that.

  3. Africa the flower waiting to bloom
    And it need only take twenty years
    Prosperity by enlarge has brought an end to civil way, poverty and famine – wherever prosperity takes hold, if not evenly, at least reaching growing numbers – and not just the few.

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