The Israeli Project of ‘Learn and Earn’ can make USD Millionaires in South Sudan

By Mickey Lazar, Ashkelon, Israel

Saturday, April 6, 2019 (PW) —- My name is Mickey Lazar; as a Lecturer in this “learn and earn” program, at Ashkelon College, Israel, I can say that if the program graduates will take & IMPLEMENT my lessons, with what I teach them – AFFORDABLE tools for Sustainable Rural Development, AFFORDABLE tools for Water Solutions, SMART AgriBusiness implementation, OUT OF THE BOX thinking, Water Systems based on Rain Water Harvesting, Livestock Oasis for Dry Season Challenges, believe me that these graduates will be the USD Millionaires in South Sudan, the future leaders of the country, those who will end food import from UGANDA and start EXPORT of Soy Beans to Uganda and more;

I’m ready for the Challenge: to come and lead a team of 100 South Sudanese, Program Graduates, to transform the Nimule to Terekeka region in to the FOOD BASKET of South Sudan! Or to become a major exporter of Soy Beans to Uganda under a long term export contract!! This is the major opportunity the program graduates are exposed to!! It is true they work hard in Israel at a pay of 8-10USD/hour for the work – 8 hours a day, with major increase for extra hours. How many jobs at this pay can be found for youth in South Sudan?

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