Africanival

Diversity TV Host, Harriet Tinka, presents the first version of Africanival’s Young Writers Club on Diversity TV. Love is the strongest force imaginable, an experience a young Edmonton girl learnt the hard way when she lost her cat, Benu. Her passion for animals is epic. When we walk in the trails, butterflies cling to her - her mom said.... She named her cat Benu. This week, they found her cat by the garage in agony too intense to be borne. They rushed Benu the cat to the Veterinary (Vet). The Vet could not operate on him. Sadly, the Vet said someone had brutally kicked Benu's stomach, as a result, damaged his intestines and kidneys. Surgery would not save him. Aaliyah penned a letter to say goodbye to her lost pet that taught her how to love unconditionally. Any loss, whether it's a pet or a loved one, is always heartbreaking. Aaliyah will be on Diversity TV to read some parts of her letter as part of our new monthly Segment, Young Writers Club, here https://youtube.com/c/FranklineAgbor

It’s Noon. It’s Friday. It’s Diversity Community Newscast for the week. Featuring the gun fight that got bullets into a house with a 15 months old baby. Federal elections. And more Read the weekly Diversity Online here https://mailchi.mp//a-broken-tv-set-broken-glass-windows-a... Watch the weekly Diversity TV Newscast here https://youtu.be/xqpkJcImljQ

We begin and end this week’s Diversity TV Community Newscast with a piece of beauty performed by the Wajjio Drummers. Sponsored by Ray Z Plumbing and Heating now offering fantastic deals for water heaters and furnaces..... This touches on: What is in it for multicultural communities in this federal election and what is at stake..? The Africa Centre BOOST Program opens its doors to yet another group of youths for its next intake. Shawn shares his Entrepreneurial journey since... receiving the BESP financing and mentorship. The deadline is coming fast, September 27 to enrol in the Solomon College KWEST Program. Read the weekly Diversity Online here https://mailchi.mp//its-time-for-diversity-community-newsc Watch the weekly Diversity TV here https://youtu.be/hEm1NiQGTh0

..you cannot trust African organizations with a million Dollar to get the work done, but you can trust another organization with $10 million to get nothing done.., Dr. Charles Odame-Ankrah on the segment Straight Talk COVID and Our People. Diversity TV Community Newscast for the week with some interesting news items like the heated COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy by community leaders. A deep dive into diversity in the Calgary elections by our Calgary Correspondent. Meet Fort M...cMurray political candidates talk about diversity and inclusion. And many many more. Read here on our weekly Diversity Online https://mailchi.mp//diversity-tv-bringing-you-the-untold-s Watch here on the weekly Diversity TV https://youtu.be/KMvkCc9Cg9g

Diversity Community Newscast for the Week: .how parents can deal with video game addiction of their kids in a new school year. .how Shawn grew his business using BESP financing and mentorship.... .is it a sellers or buyers market by Award Winning REALTOR, Conrad Aglah, and much more. Read here on Diversity Online https://mailchi.mp//its-time-for-diversity-community-newsc Watch full newscast here on Diversity TV https://youtu.be/iUL3IcGgb0w

How a Mathematics Professor is changing stereotypes and getting Black kids interested in Mathematics, Science and Engineering. How do you select insurance for your car? Neva the insurance expert explains. Taking cooking from the kitchen to the TV screens - Ahinke’s Kitchen shares and much more all on Diversity Community Newscast for the week. Read here https://mailchi.mp//its-time-for-diversity-community-newsc Watch here https://youtu.be/LJTW4GnTnj4

Meet this two fantastic ladies, Alexandria from RBC and Mona-Lisa from Futurepreneur, shares the good news of BESP, Black Entrepreneur Startup Program, supporting young Black entrepreneurs from 18-39 years of age with startup loan financing, from $5,000 to $60,000, two years mentorship, plus access to resources and networking opportunities with fellow entrepreneurs across Canada. Watch full interview https://youtu.be/IzdHXjp1vgI

Diversity Community Newscast for the week of August 13, 2021 with a special feature on the BESP and how it can help you finance your business ideas. Watch Diversity Community Newscast here https://youtu.be/gmIShkHwpvQ Read Diversity Online for the week here ... https://mailchi.mp//its-time-for-diversity-community-newsc

Supporting Entrepreneurship in our communities. What is BESP? It’s the Black Entrepreneur Startup Program (BESP) that support young Black entrepreneurs from 18-39 years of age with startup loan financing, up to two years of mentorship, plus access to resources and networking opportunities with fellow entrepreneurs across Canada. Run by Futurepreneur, funded by RBC and BDC, BESP is tailored to help address some of the barriers to success faced by many aspiring Black entrepr...eneurs. Through the BESP program, business minded Black youths can acquire financing from $5,000 to $60,000 in startup loans, and many more. Now, let’s bring to you, first hand, to hear directly from representatives from RBC, Alexandria and Mona-Lisa from Futurepreneur, to share more light on BESP. Subscribe here to Diversity TV and be the first to get it this Friday at Noon, https://youtube.com/c/FranklineAgbor

We’re now accepting content for the Fall Edition of Diversity Magazine print 30K copies to be distributed in Edmonton, Calgary, across Alberta, Toronto and cities across Ontario. Text: 780.709.0965

Nomination opens for AC Awards 2021. Nominate those making a difference in the community, business, or career here https://www.diversitymag.ca/ac-awards-2021/