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Today we're talking with Vedet Coleman-Robinson, Ph.D., who serves as the president and CEO of the Association of African American Museums (AAAM), an organization bringing stories of civil rights and social injustice to the forefront, chronicling the strides that have been made, and emphasizing inequalities that still exist today. AAAM is hosting its 46th Annual Conference in Baltimore August 13-16.  Learn more:   AAAM Website: Association of African American Museums – The official web site of Association of African American Museums. (blackmuseums.org) Conference registration: AAAM 2024 Conference Registration – Association of African American Museums (blackmuseums.org)  

Welcome to the show, David Coffey, president of the African Association of Automotive Manufacturers (AAAM). Key tenets of the AAM: African Automotive Eco-System: Work with African governments to unlock economic potential and promote the Automotive sector across the continent. Develop a network of stakeholders committed to achieving the potential of the African Automotive industry. Regional Plays: Growth in key regions with an alignment and understanding of what different countries could do best within the Automotive industry. Initial target markets for assembly: Nigeria, Ghana, Egypt, Kenya, Morocco, Ethiopia, and South Africa; supported by the development of regional value chains for the manufacture and supply of components. New Automotive Opportunities: Cater for relevant and robust Automotive technology and appropriate modernization levels/ growth, while considering country maturity and in-country conditions and resources. In this episode, you'll discover: -Progress made in the African economy in recent years...00:45 -What does the future of the automotive industry look like?....02:45 -The pace of development of the auto industry in Africa with the ASFTA...06:10 -Where automotive companies should position themselves in the local ecosphere...10:00 -The significance of the West Africa Auto Show...11:45 -How to get involved with the African automotive industry...14:50 -And much more...

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The African Association of Automotive Manufacturers (AAAM) says it fully supports the government of Ghana as it continues to implement the provisions in its new Automotive Development Policy (ADP). The policy has, since its inception in 2019, seen three new plants start the assembly of Volkswagen, Toyota, Nissan and Peugeot models. This is in addition to Ghana's own assembler, Kantanka. Now, Hyundai, Kia and Isuzu models are to be added to the line-up before the end of the year, says the AAAM. The association adds that it has been able to interest a number of component manufacturers in considering partnerships to invest in manufacturing capacity for the aftermarket, to be followed by the production of original equipment manufacturer parts. This has seen Ghana add an automotive component manufacturing policy to the ADP. “The government of Ghana is to be applauded for implementing the APD,” says AAAM CEO David Coffey. “The government has also committed to developing vehicle financing schemes to support the purchase of locally assembled vehicles.” “A progressive automotive policy is essential for any country wishing to attract significant investment from international companies for either component or vehicle manufacturing, and Ghana was the first to do so after the established vehicle manufacturing countries of Morocco and South Africa,” adds Coffey. “Egypt has recently announced their new automotive policy and we are working with a number of other African countries to do the same. “The automotive industry is gaining traction in Africa, where we will see trading between assembly hubs across the continent, with Ghana being a hub in West Africa. “Ghana is on a very exciting path that will have profound economic benefits in the medium and long term,” notes Coffey.

The African Association of Automotive Manufacturers (AAAM) says it fully supports the government of Ghana as it continues to implement the provisions in its new Automotive Development Policy (ADP). The policy has, since its inception in 2019, seen three new plants start the assembly of Volkswagen, Toyota, Nissan and Peugeot models. This is in addition to Ghana's own assembler, Kantanka. Now, Hyundai, Kia and Isuzu models are to be added to the line-up before the end of the year, says the AAAM. The association adds that it has been able to interest a number of component manufacturers in considering partnerships to invest in manufacturing capacity for the aftermarket, to be followed by the production of original equipment manufacturer parts. This has seen Ghana add an automotive component manufacturing policy to the ADP. “The government of Ghana is to be applauded for implementing the APD,” says AAAM CEO David Coffey. “The government has also committed to developing vehicle financing schemes to support the purchase of locally assembled vehicles.” “A progressive automotive policy is essential for any country wishing to attract significant investment from international companies for either component or vehicle manufacturing, and Ghana was the first to do so after the established vehicle manufacturing countries of Morocco and South Africa,” adds Coffey. “Egypt has recently announced their new automotive policy and we are working with a number of other African countries to do the same. “The automotive industry is gaining traction in Africa, where we will see trading between assembly hubs across the continent, with Ghana being a hub in West Africa. “Ghana is on a very exciting path that will have profound economic benefits in the medium and long term,” notes Coffey.

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Sales of new vehicles in Africa have started to recover from a “disastrous” pandemic-hit 2020, says the African Association of Motor Manufacturers (AAAM). Fresh vehicle sales statistics, compiled for AAAM by the Africa Automotive Data Network for Africa (AADN), show that 2021 sales increased to 1.13-million units, up from 856 133 units in 2020. The 2021 figure is still some 20 000 units below that of the 2019 number of 1.15-million units. These numbers represent total industry sales volumes as reported by manufacturer by market. For sub-Saharan Africa only, the volumes exclude heavy commercial vehicles, as these are not reported, but are estimated by AADN to be less than 5 000 units a year. Of the 1.13-million new vehicles sold in 2021, 548 504 units were sold in North Africa; 499 087 units were sold within the Southern African Customs Union, with the remaining 83 658 new vehicles sold in the rest of sub-Saharan Africa. New-vehicle sales volumes in South Africa improved by 32% in 2021, but were still down by 7% over 2019. In the rest of sub-Saharan Africa, volumes increased by 15% in 2021, but were down by some 10% over 2019 volumes. “The improved new-vehicle sales volumes in 2021 are encouraging and show that markets are recovering as life on the continent and many other places in the world is slowly normalising after the Covid pandemic,” says AAAM CEO David Coffey. “We believe that this positive trend will continue into 2022 with the reported quarter-one sales for 2022 already some 9% up over 2021. “Growth will also start to accelerate as more countries in Africa embrace the industrialisation and growth opportunity presented by the continental automotive strategy, which could see new vehicle sales reach 5-million units a year by 2035,” notes Coffey.

In this last episode of the AAAM series, we speak to Andrew Binning - CEO of Inkanyezi Event Organisers, He kicks us off with telling us about Inkanyezi's services and their involvement with IATF 2021 mostly in the auto-motive trade show. He goes on to highlight networking and what to expect at IATF 2021. Finally he highlights on the significancy of the Africa free trade agreement.

In the next episode of the AAAM (African Association of Automative Manufacturers). Mrs . Denico Brand introduces us to Maxe premium Automotive Accessories, the products and services they offer. She then goes on to talk to us about the short and long term goals for Maxe premium and what hopes they have being part of the automotive show and forum at IATF 2021. Concludes with what the significany of ACFTA would mean for the auto-motor manufacturing industry.

In this next episode of the AAAM series Dave Coffey speaks to us about its vision to industrialise the auto-motor sector across the continent by working with African governments to unlock the economic potential of Africa. He then goes on to shine a light on some of the projects and success achieved in the auto-motor manufacturing sector.

In this next episode of the AAAM series Make Whitfield talks us through the objectives of AAAM and what they hope to achieve at the automotive show & forum at IATF 2021.He highlights on how existing OEMs can benefit or contribute to the newly growing auto-motor manufacturing sector in Africa. He also takes us through the challenges and opportunities being realised in the automotive manufacturing industry. 

In this next episode of the series of AAAM (African Association of Automative Manufacturers). Craig Wahl, CEO of DataDot Technologies South Africa gives us a brief introduction to Microdots technology applied to vehicle identification. Then goes on to tell us about the short and long term goals of DataDot technologies. Finally he speaks to us about the significancy of AFCFTA for the automative manufacturing industry.

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KADOS (KAta DOkter Spirit) Program Yang membahas tentang kesehatan secara umum yang dibawakan oleh dokter - dokter yang ahli sesuai bidangnya. Jika ada pertanyaan bisa langsung WA : 0822 1000 2005 Zoom : 22 1000 2005 Passcode : 0 Dengan Format : [Nama] [Umur] [L/P] [pertanyaan] KADOS 22-07-2021 Dibawakan oleh dr. Elly Chandra Dipl. AAAM Tema : Bell's Palsy WA : 0822 1000 2005 Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/spirit_95.6/ Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/spirit.surabaya Website : https://spirittoc.com Live Streaming Christian Song (Spiritual Song) GBU

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In Episode 23 of Talking Automotive with Mark and John, hosts Mark Palavestra and John Sinclair interview Mike Whitfield, Chairman of Nissan Africa South and Managing Director of Nissan Egypt, as well as the President of the African Association of Automotive Manufacturers (AAAM). With over 30 years of experience at Nissan Motor Corporation, Mike shares highlights from his global career in the automotive industry. Mike discusses the dynamics of the automotive industry and Nissan's exciting new products and plans coming to market. He explains what makes for a successful automotive business, including effective leadership, management, motivation, working with OEMs and dealerships, and achieving success across countries and cultures. Mike also provides an in-depth overview of the AAAM, where Africa is emerging as the next frontier of automotive manufacturing. He describes the AAAM's work with automakers and component suppliers, as well as with governments, to create new manufacturing opportunities. Mike wraps up the conversation by talking about his desire to make a positive impact in Africa. Overall, this episode provides professional insights into the global automotive industry, what it takes to build a successful automotive business, and how Africa is poised to become an automotive manufacturing hub.

Mike Whitfield Chairman Nissan Africa South and MD Nissan Egypt and President of the African Association of Automotive Manufacturers (AAAM) talks about his stellar career at Nissan Motor Corporation and the AAAM's plans to make Africa the next frontier in automotive manufacturing.

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The Covid-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on new-vehicle sales in Africa, which are expected to drop from 1.16-million units in 2019, to a current forecast of 830 000 units this year, says African Association of Automotive Manufacturers (AAAM) CEO Dave Coffey. “This is a 28% reduction, which is quite significant. “However, the market will recover, and we believe that new-vehicle sales on the continent can increase to five-million [units] per year in the medium term.” The AAAM is actively promoting the rollout of vehicle manufacturing value-chains in Africa, which requires intervention from governments to curb illegal, grey and second-hand imports, as well as the drafting of policies to support local vehicle and parts assembly. Coffey says second-hand and grey vehicle imports constitute more than 80% of vehicle sales in Africa. “With an effective auto ecosystem, this can be reduced to an acceptable ratio that enables integrated auto manufacturing, whilst ensuring the safety of the consumer without major disruption to the existing used-car market. “Ultimately all second-hand vehicles should come from vehicles that were assembled on the continent, or that were imported as new vehicles, as part of an automotive programme.” Coffey says the automotive industry plays a “disproportionately small role” in manufacturing Africa. “In 2019, new-vehicles sales in Africa represented 1.3% of global demand, while Africa has 17.2% of the world’s population.” The economic benefits of having a fully-fledged integrated auto manufacturing sector are considerable, adds Coffey. “It requires advanced manufacturing technologies, while it also creates a deep value chain and skilled employment. “The significant growth to five-million vehicles sold in Africa requires the implementation of effective automotive policy – the core focus of the AAAM. “The opportunities for growth exist if one considers the young population, rapid urbanisation and extremely low rate of motorisation [in Africa]. “The potential is huge.” Coffey spoke at an AAAM and Deloitte Africa Automotive Forum event.

This month we welcome our UK Explorers with CEO Troy Otilio. Bailey Putney joins us to show our new Social Distancing video and tell us about how to Jump Up our July! That’s not all.  You’ll learn how to get the most from our AAAM offerings and  more Aira news as well.

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This is AaaM experience's take on the swarm of what appears to locusts descended on the Grand Mosque in Mecca, Saudi Arabia on 8 January 2019. U#Mecca #Kaaba #SaudiArabia --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aamexperience/support

Three members of the Queers and Allies at MIIS club – affectionately known as Q(u)AAAM! sit down for a conversation about intersecting identities. Caitlin Shepherd, Carlos Gonzalez Bernier, and Alexandro Humberto discuss their experiences of their own identities from early in their lives to the present day, at home and abroad. You'll be glad know these three amazing members of the MIIS community better – it's worth every minute. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/miis-radio/support

CliffCentral.com — Medical aesthetics is a growing trend that focuses on improving cosmetic appearance through the treatment of various conditions. Dr Sindi speaks with Dr Fatima Bhabha, owner of the female only run practice, Beauty & Curves. Dr Bhabha specialises in treating African and Asian skin types, however that doesn't mean she doesn't know a thing or two about Caucasian skin. A member of the ASLMS -American Society for Lazer Medicine and Surgery AAAM- American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine SACD - South African Association of Cosmedic doctors. I also have my diploma in Aesthetic medicine from AAAM and will be chairing numerous sessions at the upcoming COSMEDICA 2015. I have brought one of the latest crazes in aesthetic medicine around the world to the shores of S.A., the VENUS CONCEPT range. We have been distributing this range for the last 3 years and in june 2015 had a launch at the hyatt to hand over distribution. I am a woman only run practice

Wu Ming Nabat Ensemble dal vivo al Palazzo dei principi, Correggio (RE), 11 marzo 2012, in occasione della presentazione della Rete Spartaco. Wu Ming 2 - voce Yu Guerra (già chitarrista e seconda voce dei Nabat) - chitarre Riccardo Pedrini (Nabat) - chitarre Wu Ming 5 - chitarre N.B. Gli ultimi due da dodici anni occupano la stessa massa corporea.