samedi 1 août 2020

OFFICES EXECUTIVE ASSISTANCE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AFRICA PRESIDENTIAL


The first U.S. Aid program took shape after World War II when then Secretary of State George Marshall acted to provide significant aid to Europe after the war to assist the continent in rebuilding its infrastructure, strengthening its economy, and stabilizing the region. This led to the creation of several foreign assistance programs in subsequent years to build off the success of the Marshall Plan. The next milestone for foreign assistance occurred in 1961, when President Kennedy signed the Foreign Assistance Act into law and created the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). This marked a significant increase in U.S. foreign assistance efforts and USAID became the first U.S. foreign assistance agency whose primary focus was long-term global development to include economic and social progress.
Today, the U.S. manages foreign assistance programs in more than 100 countries around the world through the efforts of over 20 different U.S. government agencies. These investments further America's foreign policy interests on issues ranging from expanding free markets, combating extremism, ensuring stable democracies, and addressing the root causes of poverty, while simultaneously fostering global good will.
ForeignAssistance.gov is the U.S. government's main tool for improving transparency in U.S. foreign assistance spending. Transparency and open data enable stakeholders and the general public to better understand U.S. foreign assistance investments around the world, make foreign assistance more useful for development, and help hold ourselves more accountable.
Since its launch, ForeignAssistance.gov has been working to establish standard data requirements across the U.S. government, support agencies in quarterly data reporting, and develop a dynamic and user-friendly website. Its mission is to serve as a central repository where stakeholders can easily access and use U.S. government foreign assistance budget, financial, and award information in a standardized and easy-to-understand format.
ForeignAssistance.gov was created in response to the principles of the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness and the Accra Agenda for Action. The website supports the U.S. commitment to the International Aid Transparency Initiative by providing U.S. data in the internationally comparable formation
ForeignAssistance.gov is under continual development as more data becomes available and the reporting abilities of agencies mature. Ultimately, the website aims to incorporate budget, financial, and award data in a standard format from all U.S. government agencies managing foreign assistance funds and programs. Those agencies include, but are not limited to:
  • Department of Agriculture
  • Department of Commerce
  • Department of Defense
  • Department of Energy
  • Department of Health and Human Services
  • Department of Homeland Security
  • Department of the Interior
  • Department of Justice
  • Department of Labor
  • Department of State
  • Department of the Treasury
  • Department of Transportation
  • Environmental Protection Agency
  • Federal Trade Commission
  • Inter-American Foundation
  • Millennium Challenge Corporation
  • Peace Corps
  • U.S. African Development Foundation
  • U.S. Agency for International Development
  • U.S. Trade Development Agency
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MEMBERS OF BRANCH OFFICES EXECUTIVE ASSISTANCE
OF THE USAFRICA OFFICES PRESIDENTIAL 
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And there is building for aid given by the United States to All Africans Organization and US. Africa Nation ( Everyone each Africans State & Africans Government already build in all region of territories of the United States of Africa Nation and other foreign countries have collaboration, cooperationand participle with US.Africa Nation and United States of Africa Federal Government for to support stabilize the moments global peace, security, and development efforts, and provide humanitarian relief during times of crisis. It is a strategic, economic, and moral imperative for the United States of Africa and vital to US. Africa Nation Security.

Mr. ANDRY NIRINA RAJOELINA
Director of the Branch Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Infrastructure progres and Multi-sector
Contact
Phone  :+261202254703 / +261202246594
Email   : offices_assistance@yahoo.com

Mr. Luc Henri ANDRIAMAHARO RAMANIRAKA
First Adjoint Director of the Branch Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible :Transportation and Health System
Contact
Phone  : +261340550904
Email   : lucmaniraka@gmail.com
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 Mr. NTSAY CRISTIAN
Secretary General of the Brach Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Program Against Africans Poverty
Contact:
Phone : +261340513506
Email : cellcom@primature.gov.mg
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Mr. RATIANARIVOHARILALA
Drector Spokeperson of the Branch Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Program Management
Contact
Phone  :+261347373504
Email   : tianarivoarilala3110@yahoo.com
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Mr. RASOLOMON MAWERICK  N. S
Director Protocol of the Branch Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible : African Inter Development
Contact
Phone : +261330266697
Email  : rasolomon_mawerick@yahoo.com
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Mr. HENRI RABARIJOHN
Director Treasury of the Branch Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Inspector General of Buidget & Funds
Contact
Phone : +261202221751
Email  : cab.gov@bfm.mg
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RAZAFINDRAKOTO Fetranarindra
Adjoint Director Treasury of the Branch Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Consultant at Primary Bank and Credit Funds Assistance and Funds Investment & Finance
Contact
Phone : +261349427060
Email :  fetranarindra2689@gmail.com
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Mr. BABA SOLOMON
Director of Mines of the Branch Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Strategic Resources System
Contact
Phone : +261330266697
Email  :  babasolomon@yahoo.fr
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Mr. A. PRINCY
Adjoint Director of Mines of the Branch Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Inspector General of Security Mining & Source Natural.
Contact
Phone : +261330266697
Email  : a.princy@yahoo.com
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Mrs. RAZAFIMANATSOA Rojo
Diretor of Mediature of the Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Communications system serve a common purpose, technically compatible, use common procedures, respond to controls, and United operate.
Contact
Phone : +261345410291 / +261322215464
Email : manantsouchain@gmail.com
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Mr. RAKOTOMALALA Q. Y
Director Information of the Branch Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible : African Inter Humanitarian Assistance
Contact
Phone : +261330266697
Email  : rakotomalala104@yahoo.com
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Mr. CYRIL RAMAPHOSA
Director Adviser National Unity of the Brach Office Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Against Aparthed and defeat Xenophobia
Contact
Phone : + 012 308 1450
Email  : khusela@presidency.gov.za
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Mr. ZAFIMITOMBO F.
Director Adviser Law Constitutional of the Branch Office Executive Assistance
Other responsible Protect democrasy transparency & Right of Citizens
Contact
Phone : +261331131840
Email  : mitombofili@gmail.com
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Mr. TSILAVINA H. RAKOTOMAMONJY
Director Adviser Judicial System of the Branch Office Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Protect Human Right & Against Corruption
Contact
Phone :+261345551413
Email  : offices_assistance@yahoo.com

Mrs. LOUISE MUSHIKIWABO
Director Adviser Politics of the Brach Office Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Woman's Right and Gender Equality
Contact
Phone : (33) 1 44 11 12 50
Email  : julie.tilman@francophonie.org
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Mr. RAMARIJAONA Andrianjafimiarantsoa
Director Adviser Specials of the Branch Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Inter Trading, Industrials and Education, Social Services
Contact
Phone : +261341815727
Email  : a.ramarijaona@yahoo.fr
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Mr. OELIMANJATO
Director Adviser high growth economics & Development of the Branch Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Inter Foreign Affairs and Intervention Diplomacy
Contact
Phone  : +261341160529
Email   : oelimanjato@yahoo.fr
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Mr. PAUL KAGAME
Director Adviser Reconciliation of the Brach Office Executive Assistance
Other responsible : broadband commission for Africans sustainable development.
Contact
Phone : 3014/+250788388499
Email : info@primature.gov.rw
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Mr. MAMY RAVATOMANGA
Director Adviser Energy of the Branch Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Oil, Gas and Energy development Inter Multi-sector
Contact
Phone : +261202221237
Email  : contact@sodiat.mg
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RAKOTOTAFIKA Constant Bien Aime
Adjoint Director Adviser Energy of the Branch Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Energy New Technology Innovation (including operation, Installation & maintenance)
Contact
Phone : +261341452209
Email  : rakototafikac@gmail.com
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Mr. Gal STEPHEN J. TOWNSEND
Director Advisor Unified Combatan Commands of the Branch Office Executive Assistance.
Other responsible : Operation Specials, Power Projection or supply-chain management
and regardless of branch of US. Africa defense service, in program inter war and peace.
Contact :
Phone :  (314) 421-2884 or +49 (0)711 729-3115
              (314) 430-1110 (DSN) or +49 (0)711 680-113.
Email  :  africom.stuttgart.acj5m.mbx.j5m1-admin-support@mail.mil
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Mr. Gal ABDEL FATTAH AL SISSI
Director Advisor Inter Cooperation Defense of the Brach Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Counter Terrorism and Fight against Rebellions
Contact
Phone : +261202245499 / 0224144248 / 0224144247
             25796334 / 25746872 / 25746871 / 25796338​ / 25796342
Email  : mmc@afmic.gov.eg / mmc@afmic.gov.eg / Contact.Us@mfa.gov.eg
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Mr. Gal RAKOTONARIVO W.
Director Advisor Defense National of the Brach Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Urbaine Development & Houssing
Contact
Phone : +261320523002
Email  : w.rakotonarivo@gmail.com
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Mr. Gal  RAFANOMEZANTSOA Roger
Director Advisor Interior of the Brach Office Executive Assistance
Other responsoble : Security Africans Publics & Immigration system
Contact
Phone : +261340599870
Email : rafanomezantsoar@yahoo.fr
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Mr. Gal RAMAROLAHY
Director Advisor Security of the Brach Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Peace and Homeland Security
Contact
Phone  : +261348445349
Email   : ramarolahy11@yahoo.com
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Mr. Col R. HARISON
Director Adviser Emergency of the Brach Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Federal Emergency Management Agency
Contact
Phone : +261340415108
Email  : r.harison@yahoo.com
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Mr. RASOLOFOMANANA D. Stephan
Director Inter Regional Representative of the Branch Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Rural Development, Green Revolution and Environment
Contact
Phone :+261346742966
Email  : delkoss82@gmail.com
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RAVITAMANANA Jean Aurélien
Adjoint Director Inter Regional Representative of the Branch Offices Executive Assistance
Other responsible : Technologies for African Agricultural Transformation (TAAT)
and African Research Center part of a global research partnership for a food-secure future.
Contact
Phone : 0341607619 / 0324270102
Email  : rjeanaurelien@gmail.com
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lundi 27 juillet 2020

USAFRICAID




USAFRICAID is an USAfrican Agency International Development new branch from the United States of America Federal Government and United States of Africa Federal Government ( United States Federal Government ) and there is United with for this USAmerican Agency International Development ( USAID ), because the USAID is the world's premier international development agency and a catalytic actor driving development results. USAFRICAID is building for supports USAID's work advances U.S. national security and economic prosperity, demonstrates American - African generosity, and promotes a path to recipient self-reliance and resilience.
Our objective is to support partners to become self-reliant and capable of leading their own development journeys. We make progress toward this by reducing the reach of conflict, preventing the spread of pandemic disease, and counteracting the drivers of violence, instability, transnational crime and other security threats. We promote American prosperity through investments that expand markets for U.S. ( USAmerica - USAfrica) exports; create a level playing field for U.S. ( USAmerica - USAfrica ) businesses; and support more stable, resilient, and democratic societies. We stand with people when disaster strikes or crisis emerges as the world leader in humanitarian assistance.
Today, Africans are the architects of their development, not just beneficiaries. Donors support their plans, they do not dictate them. Our joint efforts reap dividends for both African countries and the United States.Our work to prevent conflict and violent extremism reduces political instability that can threaten U.S. national security. And above all, our support of democracy, opportunity, and freedom from poverty and disease represents our country’s most cherished values.Our model for development expands and deepens partnerships with African governments, businesses, universities, and civil society as well as with the new generation of leaders, thinkers, entrepreneurs, and innovators, who are leading the transformation of their societies.While the governing principles of our work apply across the continent, our strategies are tailored to each country’s singular challenges and opportunities. We will continue to work together to realize the promise of a more peaceful, more productive, more prosperous 21st century Africa.
  • Boost agricultural productivity through the Feed the Future Initiative by addressing the root causes of chronic hunger and poverty and spurring economic growth in a region with incredible resources and arable land
  • Strengthen health systems so that countries can help their children survive, overcome the threat of malaria, give mothers the support they need to give birth safely, and turn the tide against the HIV/AIDS epidemic on the continent
  • Support democracy, human rights, and good governance to help governments fight corruption, expand space for civil society, help citizens choose their leadership and strengthen the trend toward democratization
  • Increase resilience to climate shocks by helping communities adapt to erratic rainfall and longer, harsher droughts—weather effects we know will hit Africa hardest
  • Lead quick responses to humanitarian crises to save lives and help prevent instability and loss, critical in a region prone to destabilizing droughts and food emergencies
On Wednesday, Jully 08, 2020 this US. President Executive Order Authorization from Mr. President Randriamampionona Solomon Admistration is reauthorized Mr. Adam Boehler for there is can continue take the place of Chief of the Executive Offices of the US. International Development Finance Corporation and other responsiblity and there is selected for acting the First Director Managing of this new United States of Africa Agency International Development ( USAFRICAID );
And this new first Director Managing of the United States of Africa Agency International Development ( USAFRICAID ) Under presided of the ( USAmerica - USAfrica ) two United States Presidential ( Mr. President J. Donald Trump Administration and Mr. President Randriamampionona Solomon Administration ) is have supporthem and give hands assistance from USAID Bureau for Africa with everyone Ambassador and Other US. represantative Authorities member of the Inter US. Embassy and all other Head's of Inter Bank, Inter Organization with all other Head's & Represantative Authorities of the Inter Government member in the African UnitedGov already build in all each African State region of territories of the United States of Africa Nation.

The Honorable Leader & Head's Members of the Offices Executive USAfrica Agency International Development

Director Managing of the USAfrica Angency International Development ( USAFRICAID )
Other responsible : Chief of the Executive Offices of the US. International Development Finance Corporation
Contact :
Phone : +1(202)336-8400 / +1(202)312-2188
E-Mail: info@dfc.gov / press@DFC.gov
            usafricaid@yahoo.com
Director of African Program Executive Inter Council Resolution Authorization Special of Offices Executive of the African Agency International Development ( USAFRICAID )
Other responsible : President of Assembly General of the United Nation.
Contact
Phone :  +1(202) 331-8670 / + 1(212) 963-6934
E-Mail : christensent@un.org / press@unicwash.org
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Director of serves as a global hub for knowledge on Inter economic and financial issues ( USAFRICAID )
Other responsible : IFM Managing Director and Chairman of the Executive Board
Contact :
Phone : +1(202)623-9999 / +1(202)623-7000
E-Mail : media@imf.org / press@imf.org
             usafricaid@yahoo.com

Director of Board of Executive Offices of the USAfrica Agency International Develoment ( USAFRICAID )
Other responsible : President of the World Bank Group by the Bank’s Board of Executive Directors
Contact
Phone : +1(202)473-9135 / +1(202)473-4709
E-Mail : president@worldbank.org / nkeyes@worldbankgroup.org
             usafricaid@yahoo.com
Twitter : https://twitter.com/davidmalpasswbg

Director of African High Court International of Justice and Supreme Court of Inter Constitutional of the Offices Executive of the African Agency International Development ( USAFRICAID )
Other responsible : President of the International Court of Justice
Contact :
Phone  : +31 70 302 23 23 /
E-Mail : information@icj-cij.org / webmaster@icj-cij.org
             usafricaid@yahoo.com

Director of African Human service and Protecting Human Right of the Offices Executive of the Africans Agency International Development ( USAFRICAID )
Other responsible : Secretary General of the Amnesty International
Contact :
Phone  : +44-20-74135500
E-Mail : contactus@amnesty.org
            usafricaid@yahoo.com

Mr. Jürgen Rigterink
Director of International Reconstruction and Development of the USAfrican Agency International Development ( USAFRICAID )
Other responsible : Acting President of the European Bank
Contact
Phone   : +44 207 338 7805 / +44 7841 181 878
E-Mail  :  press@ebrd.com / anthony.williams@ebrd.com
               usafricaid@yahoo.com

Director of the African planing of Health System and Program Against COVID 19 of the Offices Executive of the African Agency International Development. ( USAFRICAID )
Other responsible : Director General of the World Health Organization ( WHO )
Contact :
Phone  : +41-22-7912111/ +41 22 791 2222
E-Mail : informationrequest@who.int  / mediainquiries@who.int
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Twitter ( WHO ) : https://www.twitter.com/WHO
Facebook ( WHO ) : https://www.facebook.com/WHO

Mr. John Barsa,
Director of Administrator of Offices Executive of the USAfrica Agency International Development ( USAFRICAID )
Other responsible : Acting USAID Administrator.
Contact :
Phone : +1(202)712-0000 / +1(202)712-4320
E-Mail : open@usaid.gov / press@usaid.gov
             usafricaid@yahoo.com

Member Office of the Executive Secretariat of the USAfrica Agency International Development
The Office of the Executive Secretariat (ES) is the Office of the Administrator's (A/AID) coordination and communications mechanism. It is also the authoritative channel for official communications within USAID and between USAID and the interagency, including information and recommendations from USAID to the White House, the National Security Council, the Department of State, and other government departments and agencies. ES staff advise, facilitate, and expedite Agency decision-making to ensure that A/AID receives information and recommendations to make informed and timely decisions on Agency policy, programs, organization, and management, maintaining communications throughout the Agency.Within ES, the Operations Team oversees the A/AID budget, travel and transportation, procurement, security, and personnel while maintaining accountability and providing overall administrative support to ES, A/AID, Office of Budget and Resource Management (BRM), and the Center for Faith and Opportunity Initiatives (CFOI). The Liaison Team interfaces with Bureaus, Independent Offices, Missions, and the interagency to conduct information from the field to A/AID, staffing meetings and managing executive correspondence.

Mrs. Erica Carr,
First Deputy Executive Secretary of the USAfrica Agency International of Development

Second Deputy Eexcutive Secretary of the USAfrica Agency International of Development

BUREAU FOR AFRICA
In sub-Saharan Africa, USAID works with its partners to improve access to and delivery of health services, to support more accountable and democratic institutions, to start businesses and foster an environment attractive to private investment, and to stave off conflict and strengthen communities. In Fiscal Year 2019, USAID and the U.S. Department of State provided $8.3 billion of assistance to 47 countries and 8 regional programs in sub-Saharan Africa.  In Washington, D.C., the Bureau for Africa comprises eight offices that support the missions.
  • The Office of the Assistant Administrator (AFR/AA) directs and supervises all activities of the bureau and its overseas operations.
  • The Office of Development Planning (AFR/DP) provides leadership for bureau strategy, outreach, and policy and oversees development, as well as program monitoring and funding operations overseas. It comprises two divisions: policy, outreach, strategy and evaluation; and program analysis and budget.
  • The Office of Sustainable Development (AFR/SD) provides intellectual, technical and strategic leadership to the bureau on sectoral policies, priorities and budgets through analyses, strategy development, program design, technical assistance, advocacy and information dissemination. It comprises four divisions: health; education; conflict, peacebuilding and governance; and economic growth, agriculture and trade.
  • The Office of East African Affairs (AFR/EA) supports programs in Burundi, Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Mauritius, Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, Seychelles, Somalia, Tanzania, Uganda, the Central Africa Regional, and the East Africa Regional Programs.
  • The Office of West African Affairs (AFR/WA) supports programs in Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Chad, Cote d’Ivoire, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Sao Tome and Principe, Sierra Leone, Senegal, The Gambia, Togo, and the West Africa Regional Program.
  • The Office of Southern African Affairs (AFR/SA) supports programs in Angola, Botswana, Comoros, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and the Southern Africa Regional Program.
  • The Office of Sudan and South Sudan Programs (AFR/SSSP) serves as the locus of responsibility and coordination for all matters related to Sudan and South Sudan in Washington, including overseeing the development process, conducting analyses, reviewing activities for program impact and country performance, and coordinating with other donors.
  • The Administrative Management Staff (AFR/AMS) oversees management activities such as personnel assignment, organization management and administrative supports



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mercredi 16 octobre 2019

NATIONAL AMERICANS AFRICANS HISTORY






UNITED STATES OF AFRICA NATION
  CONSTITUTION

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The Constitution acted like a colossal merger, Uniting a group of states with different interests, laws, and cultures. Under America’s - Africa's first national  government, the Articles of Confederation, the states acted together only for specific purposes. The Constitution united its citizens as members of a whole, vesting the power of the union in the people. Without it, the American and African Experiment might have ended as quickly as it had begun.
The Constitution of the United States of Africa is United with United States of America constitution and there is the supreme law of the United States. Empowered with the sovereign authority of the people by the framers and the consent of the legislatures of the States, it is the source of all government powers, and also provides important limitations on the government that protect the fundamental rights of United States citizens.
    We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America and United States of Africa.Preamble to the United States Constitution.



Presidential Proclamation on National African American History Month, 2019

In the year 1619, a Dutch trading ship sailed into the Chesapeake Bay and dropped anchor at Point Comfort, Virginia.  The vessel’s arrival marked the beginning of the unscrupulous slave trade in the American colonies.  It was from this immoral origin—and through inhuman conditions, discrimination, and prolonged hardship—that emerged the vibrant culture, singular accomplishments, and groundbreaking triumphs that we honor and celebrate during National African American History Month.
National African American History Month is an occasion to rediscover the enduring stories of African Americans and the gifts of freedom, purpose, and opportunity they have bestowed on future generations.  It is also a time to commemorate the countless contributions of African Americans, many of whom lived through and surmounted the scourge of segregation, racial prejudice, and discrimination to enrich every fiber of American life.  Their examples of heroism, patriotism, and enterprise have given people of all backgrounds confidence, courage, and faith to pursue their own dreams.
This year’s theme, “Black Migrations,” highlights the challenges and successes of African Americans as they moved from farms in the agricultural South to centers of industry in the North, Midwest, and West—especially the migrations that occurred in the twentieth century.  Through these migrations, millions of African Americans reshaped the demographic landscape of America, starting new lives in cities such as Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago, and New York City.
In that time of great change, inspirational leaders, such as Annie Turnbo Malone, charted a new path for many African American men and women.  Annie Malone, the daughter of former slaves, became one of the most successful entrepreneurs in America at the turn of the century, and provided opportunities for African Americans to pursue meaningful careers.  Through mentorship and education, she empowered others to start their own businesses.  She is one of many inspirational African Americans in an era that also produced luminaries such as Mary McLeod Bethune and Booker T. Washington, both of whom encouraged and emboldened disenfranchised black students to push through obstacles and realize their God-given potential.
American history brims with the stories of African Americans who forever changed their communities and our country.  We will, for example, never forget the legendary “Queen of Soul,” Aretha Franklin, whose unforgettable voice transcended genre and left music transformed, and whose broad appeal in an era of deep division helped to bridge racial divides.  Another trailblazer, baseball legend Jackie Robinson, known ubiquitously in Major League Baseball as “42,” shattered institutional racism in American athletics when he became the first African-American player to appear in a big league game.  Over his career, his exceptional talent and noble character in the face of racial hatred undermined the twin false ideologies of segregation and racial inequality.  The spirit and determination of these and other African American heroes make our Nation proud and define what it means to be American.
National African American History Month is a call to each and every citizen of our great land to reflect on the cultural, scientific, political, and economic contributions of African Americans, which are woven throughout American society.  We remember, learn from, and build on the past, so that, together, we can build a better and more prosperous future for all Americans.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, DONALD J. TRUMP, President of the United States of America, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States, do hereby proclaim February 2019 as National African American History Month.  I call upon public officials, educators, librarians, and all the people of the United States to observe this month with appropriate programs, ceremonies, and activities.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this thirty-first day of January, in the year of our Lord two thousand nineteen, and of the Independence of the United States of America the two hundred and forty-third.
DONALD J. TRUMP
African American History Month and the Bonds of Patriotism
Feb 1, 2018
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Presidential Proclamation on National African American History Month, 2019
Jan 31, 2019
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