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Press Release / For Immediate Release April 2, 2011
African Inheritance Magazine (AIM) to launch in September 2011
Mr. Kevin Stewart, an IMSCO United Nations international representative, has been
named Editor and Publisher of the IMSCO African Inheritance site and the planned on-Line magazine. “Launch date September 2011”. Mr. Stewart comes to IMSCO from a diverse and rich background in publishing, fashion and creative direction. As an entrepreneur Kevin has a keen business sense and is a talented member of the African Diaspora community. www.africaninheritance.com
The African Inheritance Magazine site, AIM is being implemented to help improve the
Lives of African youth and the wider African community in accordance with true
African people’s dreams and aspirations. AIM magazine will act as a guide to
African-to-African stakeholder co-development by providing information that will be helpful in removing unjust boundaries of any kind blocking African development.
AIM The Magazine is to also locate, draw out the hidden talents, wealth and power
of the exiled African tribe and the African Diaspora. The African Diaspora’s vast cultural, economic and political power is spread over 192 nations including Africa and weld’s a power base and force that moves the planet in contributions African stakeholders do not properly share or manage. Mr. Stewart’s appointment comes as IMSCO global reach ensures African Diaspora people full complete control of their right to equal stakeholder and management shares of African land, property and wealth.
The appointment of Mr. Stewart follows IMSCO successful launch of IMSCO on line
African Diaspora Dual Citizenship ADDC registration project where 500 million
Africans in the Diaspora can now register to take full advantage of their stolen
birthright, land, wealth, culture and vast opportunities awaiting African people of all skills. IMSCO has also entered an agreement with the Accompong Maroon Nation W.I. in the Caribbean’s to manage development with IMSCO President CEO Mr. Frank Weston, who has been appointed Ambassador for the United Nations.
The African Inheritance Magazine and website (AIM) will also promote the United
Nations Millennium Development Goals 