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1) China in Africa: A Congolese Perspective
By Mr. Manu Kapapa, CPIM
Mr. Kapapa is a Production Manager with Bio-rad Corp. Received a
BS degree in Chemical Engineering from East China University of
Science and Technology, Shanghai, China. Certified in Production
and Inventory Management (CPIM). Former President of both the
African Student Union in Shanghai and INGA Association. Currently
serving as Board Member of the APICS, Golden Gate Chapter.
2) Le sort des enfatns de la rue dans des villes du Congo.
By Mr. Thierry Mukaz.
Directeur en charge du Comité Social et Coordonnateur du Projet
Social Action for Congo (SAC). Ancien Secrétaire Général de INGA.
3) Diabetes: Let's do something about it before it gets to us.
By Ms. Carine Bienne Ndi, MPH
Carine Bieme Ndi is a certified health educator and works for the
Stanislaus County Health Services Agency, Modesto. She is
actively involved in health education and prevention of many
diseases that affect African-american communities including HIV,
Hepatitis C, and Diabetes. She received a BS degree in Biological
Sciences (Genetics) from California State University, Stanislaus and
a Masters of Public Health in Health Education and Maternal and
Child Health from Loma Linda University. She is originally from
Cameroon.
4) Community leadership advantages: Reasons to become the
next President of the INGA Association.
By Mr. Delphin B. Kyubwa.
Mr. Kyubwa is an Information Technology Manager with the
California State government. Received a BS in Computer
Engineering from Sacramento State and a Master's degree in
Technology Management from Golden Gate. Current President of
both the INGA Association and the Framework of Support for
Development Actions in Congo (CAADEC Association). Board
Member of the Center for African Peace and Conflict Resolution at
Sacto State University.
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