AYINA THINK TANK RWANDA, GHANA AND MAURITIUS

To Ayina Think Tank, the secret to knowledge is in reading, and you are doing great job initiating early childhood reading ethics. It is amazing how few Kenyans and Africans appreciate the great secrets and wisdom that are hidden in plain sight- in the books. Keep it up and encourage more and more people to read. You have all my admiration and support.

Good job Ayina Think Tank. Every journey starts with a first step. Continue to translate your own into reality with God being your guide. I really appreciate visiting your center and library of Kigali during the 27th African Union Summit on human right in Rwanda. All the best!

” I hope both Madiba’s life and the ‎history of Africa well documented at the Ayina Think Tank will inspire our young people to become better of themselves and serve others wherever they may be. May the good lord bless you all abundantly in all your endeavors ”

May the content of this important book ( The essential Gandhi, an anthology of his writings on his life, work, and ideas) by one of the greatest human beings to live on the continent of Africa and Asia inspire you and the participants to Ayina Think Tank programs. Keep up the values that you already treasure and embrace yourself , my friend Damien Mouzoun.

I comment the work you are doing in Africa through the Ayina Think Tank. Always remember that truthfulness matters and it is a question of resilient leadership and transformation that you instal in the body, mind, heart and spirit of those who will change Africa and the entire world. Thank you for your contribution to our society that desperately needs to come back to moral values and humanity. All the best.

Good morning Mr. Mouzoun , I am a parent of the just ended leadership program that you organized. My two daughters took part in the week long program and I must say they are really happy to have met you. This is to say thank you on their behalf and also to ask that from time to time you get in touch with them to help them bring out their talents. My daughter Sarfoah tells me I can work with you as a volunteer and I pray that her dream of me working with you shall come to pass. I love kids and I will be more than happy to associate myself with your organization. Hope to hear from you soon. Thank you.

Brother Damien Mouzoun, you are an inspiration to youth in Africa. It is great seeing you again with the Ayina Think Tank in Rwanda after Ghana and Mauritius. I think you are doing some inspiring work with the think tank and focus on early childhood education. Africa certainly needs more interventions at the ECE level because as you know this is where the foundation for a lifetime of learning begins. Keep up the great work and I personally wish you and the team all the best as you grow Ayina to greater heights.

Africa is my combat book autograph by Damien Mouzoun’s uncle: To Mouzoun Damien, May my life testimony in this book Africa is my combat inspires you on your own journey and contribution for a united, prosperous and respected Africa. Cordially. Bruno Ange-Marie Amoussou (born 2 July 1939) is a Beninese renown politician . He wrote books about banking , politics and in his autobiography, , he also paid tribute to his great grand father , the brave hunter of his time and king Mouzoun whose name had been misspelled on his official documents due to the colonial influence during his schooling moment to become Amoussou instead .

Angels exist and we can only realize by exploring the world with an open mind, heart and spirit. I would like to comment Ayina Think Tank for having my daughter Joan & my son Lawrence gone through some level of transformation . I can not thank you enough for the adaptive learning experience for my children but I believe God will some day through their becoming and Ayina recognition worldwide. Please keep up with the great jobs you are doing! All the best and I highly recommend the student advisory center for all parents

Dear Damien, Thank you for your willingness and commitment to educate the African teenagers. I spent fifteen months in Africa myself, teaching in Kumasi and traveling throughout the continent. I suppose one could say that my time there was a kind of detour. I was biding my time until conditions were right for returning to Israel. But what- ever my adventure in Africa represented to me at the time, the fact is I learned things in Africa that proved incredibly useful in ultimately realizing my vision—although, once again, there was absolutely no way to know or predict that in advance. For example, one of the things that greatly impressed me about African culture was its rich complexity—in particular, the way many of the Africans I met seemed to balance comfortably multiple identities. Kumasi is the capital of the Ashanti people, one of the key ethnic groups in Ghana, and it wasn’t unusual to meet people who took great pride in their Ashanti heritage with- out feeling any less Ghanaian. And given the pan-Africanist ideology of Ghana’s founding president Kwame Nkrumah, many also took pride in their African identity as well. After my retirement as CEO of Intel Israel, Instead of an alternative thinking center, (I also decided that adults were hopeless…) and started to promote an initiative titled ‘Noah’s Ark’, to nurture different thinking in preschool children. I wish you success in your adventure with Ayina Think Tank.

To brother Damien Mouzoun and all the participants to the Ayina Think Tank timely adaptive learning programs in Africa , I encourage you to keep up the illumination of the young people by educating essentially their heart for a better world than the one we have now . Wishing you success . Kindly receive my warmest regards from Paris

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To Ayina Think Tank, Keep up the good work. We are all in this together.

Greetings, salutations and blessings of Prof. Yuval & Itzik from Israel

Prof. Yuval Noah Harari is the bestselling author of Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind, Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow, and 21 Lessons for the 21stCentury.

Born in Haifa, Israel, in 1976, Harari received his PhD from the University of Oxford in 2002, and is currently a lecturer at the Department of History, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Published in 2014, Harari’s book Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind has become an international hit. By 2017, eight million copies had been sold and the book was translated into nearly 50 languages.

It was listed on the Sunday Times bestseller list for over six months in paperback, and was a New York Times top 10 bestseller.

Sapiens was recommended by Barack Obama, Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg.