![]() Mission OverviewPartners in Development (PID) is a nonprofit 501(c) (3) organization located in Alexandria, Virginia. PID seeks to address critical development issues facing Africa such as HIV/AIDS; brain drain resulting from large scale immigration of Africans to the west; and the plight of women entrepreneurs in Africa seeking to compete in the global market place.The key PID program areas are HIV/AIDS prevention and support programs with a focus on addressing the gender dimension of HIV/AIDS; mobilization of the Africa Diaspora to participate in knowledge transfer and employment creation activities in their respective countries; and promoting trade and investment in Africa through collaboration and support to organizations supporting women entrepreneurs and exporters in Africa. PID also implements domestic programs that strives to bring together Africans and African Americans. We achieve this by disseminating economic, historical, and cultural information about Africa to strengthen historical ties and provide opportunities for philanthropy in the area of HIV/AIDS prevention and support. |
News From Africa
- Somalia: Oxfam Calls for an End to Conflicting International Policies On Country
- Nigeria: Leaders of the Fringes
- Egypt: Systematic Failure to Rein in Security Forces
- Egypt: Casualties and Individual Cases
- Egypt: Govt-U.S. Standoff Could Hit 40,000 NGOs
- Zimbabwe: MDC-T Activists Finally Released
- Tunisia: Nation Recognizes Controversial Islamist Organization
- Kenya: UN-Run Camps for Somali Refugees in Kenya Enter 20th Year of Existence
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