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LLAM CONCERT- KIM K 15mins Magic

 If i was asked to describe the LLAM concert in one word,i would say "Phenomenal".Not because Darey happens to be my high school buddie but have always admire  his eyes for excellence in whatever he does.
Yesterday was another milestone achived by him with the mind blowing concert he put together.
However, there was a grumbling point of the night which was the sudden disappearance of the "Selling Point" of the night KIM-K's where about after some minutes into the show.
I personally was looking for her to take a shot or two but was suprised to check her twitter handle and saw a tweet about waiting for a flight. Whao! i screamed. So the contract was Over?
 Meanwhile let us dont take the shine off the night it was worth the short period.
Guys what do u think? 

 WHO IS TALLER KIM-K OR MI?

 

 



 

 

 

 

 

 Rihanna launched her River Island collection at London Fashion Week

Showing off her eye for style, Rihanna launched her River Island collection at London Fashion Week on Saturday (February 16).
Working a little black dress at its best, the sultry songstress was all smiles as she watched her fresh designs on the runway.

Calling parts of her collection timeless, the 24-year-old explained, “I love the things you can wear now or in 10 years and it does not have an era attached to it.”
Keeping the excitement of the night going, RiRi stepped out after the show at London hot spot The Box nightclub, where she partied into the wee hours.

Enjoy the pictures of Rihanna debuting her River Island collection during London Fashion Week 2013 (February 16).



Tuface drops 'Dance Floor' hot video

May last year, Tuface released his fifth studio album, ‘Away and Beyond’ and ever since, video’s of the different hit tracks that make up the album have continued to quake the music industry… Tuface is far from over.

Only weeks to his much anticipated and ‘feverishly’ flamboyant Dubai wedding with heart rob Annie Macaulay, the singer has released the video of another wave making single ‘Dance floor’

 

 

 

 



 Microsoft to engage 300m African youth

As an intervention strategy to create economic opportunities for 300 million youth over the next three years in Africa, the global software giant, Microsoft Corp has announced its ongoing commitment to driving opportunities for African youth through its YouthSpark initiative.
This is also to tackle unemployment on the African continent even with almost 200 million people aged between 15 and 24 in Africa youth community representing more than 60 per cent of the continent’s total population and accounts for 45 per cent of its growing labour force.
YouthSpark, according to Microsoft is a global initiative that aims to create opportunities for 300 million youth in more than 100 countries during the next three years.
This company wide initiative includes Corporate Social Investment (CSI) and other company programs both new and enhanced , empowering youth to imagine and realise their full potential by connecting them with greater opportunities for education, employment and entrepreneurship.
“It is a sad reality that while young Africans are more literate than their parents, more of them remain unemployed,” Djam Bakhshandegi, CSI Program Manager at Microsoft in Africa, said, adding that, “At the core of our YouthSpark and other CSI activities is our belief that relevant innovation holds the key to unlocking the answers to our most pressing challenges in the region.
“Through YouthSpark, in sub-Saharan Africa alone, we have already reached over half a million young people and made $1.1 million worth of software donations to non-Government-organisations. In addition we have trained almost 30, 000 teachers through our Partners In Learning tools as well as equipping hundreds of small & medium businesses with relevant start up skills”
As part of its broader strategy, he said that Microsoft views Africa as a critical investment market. Its flagship African investment and growth drive, 4Afrika, which YouthSpark falls under on the African continent, was launched in February 2013.
“YouthSpark forms part of this 4Afrika vision and through YouthSpark, we are paying specific attention to the next generation of our ecosystem through our work with schools, students, start-ups and the developer community to drive skills and ICT integration which will in turn trigger growth.”
Bakhshandegi, further said, adding that , “Through our partnerships with governments, non-profit organizations and businesses, Microsoft YouthSpark aims to empower youth to imagine and realize their full potential.
“We are committed to using our technology, talent, time and money to help create sustainable growth across the African continent.
“Microsoft YouthSpark is not just about enhancing young people’s digital skills. Rather it is about helping young people having a more balanced set of skills that is required in today’s very competitive work environment.” he said.
Accordingly, through 4Afrika, Microsoft will actively engage in Africa’s economic development to improve its global competitiveness. By 2016, the Microsoft 4Afrika Initiative plans to help place tens of millions of smart devices in the hands of African youth, bring 1 million African small and medium enterprises (SMEs) online, up-skill 100,000 members of Africa’s existing workforce, and help an additional 100,000 recent graduates develop skills for employability, 75 percent of which Microsoft will help place in jobs.