P.FAQs: Pan-Afrikan Investment Day (P.A.I.D.)   Q. Why do you use the term “Pan-Afrikan”?  A. ‘Pan’ means ‘all’. ‘Afrikan’ refers to Black people, commonly identified as ‘Afrikan-Caribbean’ or ‘People of Afrikan Descent’ in the UK. The term specifies the community P.A.I.D. intends to service as well as the social principle P.A.I.D.

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P.A.I.D. is proud to introduce you to our featured institutions: AFRIKAN FOOD HALL – Sundjata Keita Sundjata Keita & ‘The Afrikan Family Works’, are currently in the preliminary stages of establishing the Afrikan Food Hall; a chain of stores/super markets providing affordable foods, while promoting a healthy life style. Sourcing foods

P.A.I.D. is proud to introduce you to our featured institutions: MOTHER EARTH MINERAL & MINING SERVICES (MEMAMS) – Sis. Chipo, Sis, Makeda, Sis Zauditu Mother Earth Mineral & Mining Services (MEMAMS) are currently working with small scale miners in Zimbabwe to mine and refine Gold. With plans to expand to Ethiopia, MEMAMS

P.A.I.D. is proud to introduce you to our featured institutions: MARCUS GARVEY NURSERY – Kehinde Andrews Kehinde Andrews is the chair of The Organisation of Black Unity (OBU), who have recently acquired a 3 storey building to house the re-establishment of the Marcus Garvey Nursery. As the building is being refurbished, OBU