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AFRIVISION Media Networks – AMN

AFRIVISION Media Networks – AMN

Marine Foundation’s Own Media: AFRIVISION

AFRIVISION MEDIA NETWORKS

AFRIVISION MEDIA NETWORKS

The Voice, Beauty, and Vision of Africa.

Overview

AFRIVISION MEDIA NETWORKS is the official media institution of the Marine Foundation in Africa, under the esteemed leadership of Cordelia Masalethulini, President of Marine Foundation Zimbabwe and renowned media icon affectionately known as the “Queen of African Media.”

AFRIVISION is not just a media platform—it is a cultural renaissance, a communications movement, and a celebration of African identity. It serves as a unifying broadcast network, dedicated to restoring dignity, pride, and narrative control to African nations and people.


Mission & Purpose

To uplift, educate, and empower Africa by broadcasting stories of success, resilience, and cultural brilliance—offering a global stage for African voices, values, and visions.

By showcasing authentic African perspectives, AFRIVISION aims to:

  • Reframe the global image of Africa.

  • Inspire intra-continental unity.

  • Encourage investment and development through media diplomacy.

  • Amplify the voices of change-makers, innovators, artists, and educators.


Mother Network

AFRIVISION MEDIA NETWORKS

The umbrella brand encompasses all media activities across the continent. AFRIVISION will operate multi-platform channels and curated segments designed to reach both rural and urban populations through:

  • Satellite & digital TV

  • Online streaming & apps

  • FM/AM & digital radio

  • Social media & podcasting platforms


Core Channels (Examples)

Each channel within the AFRIVISION network has a specific thematic focus:

Ubuntu News

Daily news with a focus on unity, collaboration, and community progress. Special reports from every African nation, promoting solidarity.

MomAfrica Channel

A nurturing, culturally rich platform focused on women, children, and family values. Highlights social impact, education, parenting, and health.

BlackBeauty Networks

Celebrating African beauty, fashion, and identity. Interviews with designers, stylists, influencers, and culture-makers.

PanAfrican Pulse

Arts, music, film, and youth culture from across the continent. Showcases creativity, rhythm, and the heartbeat of modern Africa.

Heritage Horizon

Documentaries and storytelling centered on African history, royalty, wisdom, and traditions. Bridges ancient knowledge with future vision.

Africa’s Pride Channel

Focused on national achievements, infrastructure progress, and regional heroes. Features economic, political, and environmental successes.


Key Segments (Within Channels)

Segments are modular content blocks that can rotate across programs and formats:

  • “Voices of Africa” – Grassroots storytelling from villages to cities.

  • “African Innovators” – Tech, startups, and entrepreneurship.

  • “The Diaspora Dialogues” – Bridging Africans abroad with the continent.

  • “Culture & Beauty Africa” – Traditions, festivals, language, and lifestyle.

  • “Black Radiance Spotlight” – Celebrity interviews, talent discovery.

  • “Soul of Africa” – Spirituality, wellness, and African philosophy.


What AFRIVISION Means for Africa’s Prosperity

AFRIVISION is more than a network—it is a vehicle for continental transformation. Here’s how:

  • Narrative Empowerment: Africans telling their own stories, in their voices, in their languages.

  • Economic Growth: Creating jobs, partnerships, and revenue through creative industries and media production.

  • Social Unity: Reinforcing Pan-African values, cooperation, and identity.

  • Global Advocacy: A platform to engage the international community through truth, beauty, and innovation.

  • Education & Enlightenment: Using media to inform and inspire the next generation.


Leadership

Under Cordelia Masalethulini’s influential and visionary guidance, AFRIVISION will embody the African woman’s elegance, strength, and authenticity, symbolizing hope for the entire continent. Her influence will ensure content deeply rooted in heritage and boldly oriented toward the future.


Final Thought

AFRIVISION MEDIA NETWORKS is not just Africa’s media—it is Africa’s mirror, megaphone, and masterpiece. It celebrates the richness of Africa’s past, its present dynamism, and its future brilliance.

A Vision of The Future of Africa’s Media

Cordelia Masalethulini to Lead Strategic Partnership with DXB News Network

Cordelia Masalethulini, President of AFRIVISION MEDIA NETWORKS and Marine Foundation Zimbabwe, will spearhead the strategic alliance between AFRIVISION and DXB News Network. This partnership aims to foster media diplomacy and content exchange between Africa and the Gulf region, enhancing cross-cultural understanding and amplifying African narratives on a global scale. Cordelia’s leadership ensures that the collaboration will reflect the values of excellence, inclusivity, and innovation in international broadcasting.

Cordelia Masalethulini: Africa’s Media Queen and the New Face of DXB Across Continents

Once in a generation, a voice emerges from the heart of a continent—a voice that does not just echo through its borders but resonates with the rhythm of its people. Cordelia Masalethulini, revered by many as the Queen of African Media, is that voice. A beacon of elegance, intellect, and transformation, Cordelia now stands poised to become the bridge between the global ambitions of DXB News Network and the boundless spirit of Africa.

As the President of the Marine Foundation Zimbabwe and a distinguished member of its First Ladies Club in the Academic Department, Cordelia brings a fusion of academic excellence, cultural sophistication, and media brilliance to the table. Her ability to communicate Africa’s soul through stories, education, and digital expression makes her the ideal visionary to represent DXB’s mission in Africa—where tradition meets transformation.

A Radiant Alliance: DXB & Marine Foundation in Africa

DXB News Network has emerged as a global platform of dignity, diplomacy, and cultural celebration in a world increasingly shaped by media narratives. With its dynamic and fast-growing presence across the UAE and international markets, the network has made it clear that the future of media lies in voices that connect, not divide. Cordelia is one such voice—a storyteller, educator, and advocate for Africa’s youth and heritage.

Together with the Marine Foundation Mediaset Group, DXB’s potential for outreach is multiplied across the African landscape. Cordelia’s vision—rich with emotional intelligence and grounded in grassroots reality—promises to introduce a new era of educational, cultural, tourism, and environmental storytelling for Africa’s rising generation. These programs, designed with local languages, African aesthetics, and a deep respect for the continent’s traditions, will empower Africa’s children to dream with confidence and grow with pride.

A Cultural Dialogue Between Africa and the World

Under Cordelia’s influence, DXB News Network will broadcast stories and build a cultural highway, connecting Dubai’s elegance and innovation with Africa’s authenticity and magic. The African continent will no longer be a passive recipient of global narratives but a radiant producer of its content in its voice.

This alliance will also deepen Japan’s and Africa’s symbolic and strategic connection through the Marine Foundation’s origins. Japanese excellence and discipline and African creativity and resilience will find an extraordinary expression through Mediaset’s new platforms under Cordelia’s guidance.

A Legacy in the Making

As the curtain rises on the new era of 2025, the world awaits a media revolution. At the center of this movement is Cordelia Masalethulini—not just a leader but a lighthouse for the youth, Africa, and the world. With her enthronement into the heart of DXB’s mission, the Diplomatic Voice of the Ocean gains rhythm, color, and charisma—ready to embrace the hearts of millions.

In Cordelia, DXB gains more than a partner. It gains a soul.
In Africa, the world gains more than a market. It rediscovers wonder.

Through this beautiful convergence of vision and voice, DXB News Network and the Marine Foundation will redefine global media’s future—one in which every nation’s heart feels seen, heard, and inspired.

Ethiopia The Land of God

Ethiopia The Land of God

Why is Ethiopia The Land of God?

The Cradle of Humanity and the Soul of Civilization

Ethiopia stands like a majestic mountain among nations, ancient and enduring, its foundations etched in the dawn of time. Few countries carry the weight of such profound legacies—scientific, historical, and spiritual. Recent discoveries, including the potential unearthing of the first written Bible, have placed Ethiopia in the global spotlight, reminding us of its irreplaceable place in the map of human history. When we speak of Africa as the motherland, Ethiopia is the heartbeat. Its lands cradle the bones of humanity, and its highlands echo with the first scriptures ever penned. Indeed, Ethiopia is not just a country—it is a living museum, a sacred geography, and a vessel of divine memory.

1. Cradle of Humanity

Scientific consensus places East Africa, specifically Ethiopia, as the very birthplace of humankind. In the Awash Valley, the fossilized remains of Australopithecus afarensis, famously known as “Lucy,” were discovered in 1974. At more than 3.2 million years old, Lucy represents the oldest and most complete hominid skeleton ever found at the time, a monumental link in the evolutionary chain of humanity. More recently, further fossil findings, including those of Homo sapiens from Omo Kibish in southern Ethiopia, have been dated to over 200,000 years ago—pushing the origin of anatomically modern humans deeper into Ethiopia’s soils.

No other nation on Earth can claim to hold the earliest physical records of humanity’s ancestors and modern humans. Ethiopia is quite literally where we all began. If Africa is the motherland, then Ethiopia is the womb from which humanity was born.

2. The First Bible and Sacred Texts

In a world where ancient manuscripts are still being discovered, Ethiopia’s claim to house the earliest complete Bible, written in Ge’ez, an ancient Semitic language still used in liturgical contexts, is extraordinary and spiritually profound. The Garima Gospels, the oldest illustrated Christian manuscripts, are said to have been written around the 4th or 5th century AD. Recently, scholars and researchers have speculated about even older biblical texts, possibly predating known European codices, existing in Ethiopia’s remote monasteries, untouched for centuries and preserved in the cool highlands of Tigray.

This notion aligns with Ethiopia’s deeply rooted Christian tradition. The country embraced Christianity as a state religion in the early 4th century, long before the faith took root in much of Europe. The Ethiopian Orthodox Church, one of the oldest organized Christian bodies, preserves practices and doctrines unchanged for nearly two millennia.

If these ancient Bibles are confirmed as the earliest written Word, it would reposition Ethiopia as a source of human life and spiritual light.

3. The Ark of the Covenant and Sacred Legacy

Ethiopian tradition holds that the Ark of the Covenant—the sacred chest housing the Ten Commandments tablets—resides within the Church of St. Mary of Zion in Axum. Guarded by a single chosen monk who devotes his life to protecting it, the Ark is never seen by the public. While historians debate the legitimacy of this claim, what matters more is Ethiopia’s sacred role in preserving religious mysteries long lost to much of the world.

The Kebra Nagast, a 14th-century national epic, chronicles how the Queen of Sheba visited King Solomon and bore him a son, Menelik I, who later brought the Ark to Ethiopia. This story, interwoven with Ethiopian royal lineage, bestows upon the nation a divine heritage unique in Africa and the world.

Ethiopia’s long history of harmonious living with Judaism, Christianity, and Islam further enhances this spiritual richness. The Beta Israel (Ethiopian Jews) claim descent from the tribe of Dan, adding yet another layer to Ethiopia’s role as a spiritual melting pot.

4. Never Colonized: A Beacon of Sovereignty

Unlike the vast majority of African nations, Ethiopia was never colonized—except for a brief Italian occupation (1936–1941), which was swiftly repelled. This has made Ethiopia a symbol of African pride and resistance. It inspired Pan-African movements and became a political lighthouse during the struggles for independence across the continent.

The victory at the Battle of Adwa in 1896, where Ethiopian forces under Emperor Menelik II decisively defeated the invading Italian army, stunned the colonial world. It was a seismic moment in modern African history—a proud declaration of sovereignty and self-determination.

Ethiopia remains the headquarters of the African Union today, a testament to its leadership in continental affairs.

5. Language, Culture, and Calendar: An Alternate Civilization

Ethiopia’s cultural uniqueness extends to its script, timekeeping, and calendar. It uses the Ge’ez script, unrelated to Arabic or Latin alphabets, and speaks Amharic and other Semitic languages native only to the Horn of Africa.

Time in Ethiopia is calculated differently: the day starts at 6 a.m. rather than midnight, and the year is 7 to 8 years behind the Gregorian calendar. The Ethiopian calendar has 13 months—12 months of 30 days and one month of 5 or 6 days. The New Year begins in September, marking the end of the rainy season and the rebirth of nature.

This difference is not merely mathematical—it symbolizes a country that exists in its own time and rhythm, untouched by Western linearity.

6. Lalibela and the Living Monoliths

Ethiopia is home to some of the most astonishing architectural feats in the world—none more remarkable than the rock-hewn churches of Lalibela. Carved entirely out of living rock in the 12th century, these churches descend into the ground like inverse towers. With no scaffolding, mortar, or bricks, the complex includes 11 interconnected churches that defy modern engineering comprehension.

Lalibela remains a pilgrimage site and an active worship center, not a fossilized ruin but a living spiritual organism. This sacred architecture, sculpted downward rather than built upward, suggests a civilization guided by artistic genius and divine vision.

7. A Modern Nation with Ancient Roots

Despite its ancient roots, Ethiopia is not locked in the past. It is a country of innovation, resilience, and hope. With a population of over 120 million and rapid infrastructural development, Ethiopia is poised to play a significant role in Africa’s future. Its cultural exports—from coffee (which originated in the Ethiopian region of Kaffa) to music and literature—continue to shape the global narrative of what Africa truly is: diverse, prosperous, and rooted.


Conclusion

Ethiopia is more than a country—it is a sacred scroll written in mountains, bloodlines, scriptures, and stones. From the cradle of humanity to the mysteries of the Ark, from rock-hewn cathedrals to freedom fought and won, Ethiopia stands as a testament to what is possible when a nation follows in the footsteps of its ancestors and the divine. It is the world’s spiritual cornerstone and Africa’s ancient crown.

In placing Ethiopia at the heart of the motherland, we do not just honor its past—we proclaim its future. The world may have many great nations, but only one Ethiopia exists.

Introduction: Future of Ethiopia

President Marine Foundation Yegerawork Dee Dee Angagaw

A Pillar of Resilience, Wisdom, and Transformational Leadership

In a world searching for moral compass and transformational leadership, Ethiopia shines not only for its ancient spiritual heritage and its place as the cradle of humanity, but also for the remarkable figures who carry its future in their vision and action. Among these, YeGerawork Dee Dee Angagaw emerges as a monumental figure—an accomplished intellectual, a fierce advocate for peace and gender justice, and a champion of sustainable development.

As the President of the Marine Foundation Ethiopia, YeGerawork is not simply a representative. She is the embodiment of Ethiopia’s resilience, grace, and untold potential. With a career that spans over three decades of humanitarian innovation, cross-border peace building, and transformative gender advocacy, her legacy is not just written in policy frameworks and strategic plans—it is carved into the very soul of Africa’s developmental journey.

A Journey of Purpose

From Harvard’s lecture halls to the rugged terrains of post-conflict zones in Darfur, Liberia, Rwanda, South Sudan, and beyond, YeGerawork has served as a compass for countless communities in crisis. Her leadership has shaped the recovery and rehabilitation of more than 22 African nations, where she implemented visionary strategies rooted in human-centered development, good governance, and gender-sensitive peace building.

She is not a product of privilege, but rather a curator of purpose. She founded the Harvard/MIT Women and Development Program and contributed groundbreaking work in maternal and child health, cognitive therapy, and disaster management. She is a scholar, a negotiator, a strategist—and above all, a servant-leader.

Invaluable Presence in Critical Times

In her former role as Chief Gender Advisor for the United Nations African Union Mission in Darfur, she architected grassroots movements and high-level policy reforms that shifted national conversations around women’s rights, peace, and security. Through her influence, 15 national laws in Sudan were amended to elevate women’s legal and economic standing.

In a continent torn by conflict and inequality, YeGerawork’s voice has always echoed with calm clarity and undying conviction. She designed over 100 community dialogue platforms in conflict-ridden regions, ensuring 40% representation of women in peace processes—proof that change can be orchestrated through empathy, structure, and shared vision.

A Future-Ready Leader for Ethiopia

As Ethiopia navigates complex political transitions, YeGerawork stands as a beacon of hope and preparation. She is not simply waiting for change; she is building the institutional and human capital that will steer Ethiopia forward when stability is restored. With deep expertise in gender-sensitive budgeting, disaster resilience, peace education, and regional diplomacy, she is uniquely positioned to shape Ethiopia’s developmental renaissance.

She doesn’t just work within systems—she transforms them. From developing multi-million-dollar donor strategies to integrating GIS-based humanitarian data systems, she has redefined how we understand sustainable development. Her achievements have unlocked over $500 million in pledges and $40 million in direct project funding, supporting some of the most vulnerable populations in Africa.

Ethiopia’s Providential Path – Guided by a Visionary

In a land known for being the first to embrace Christianity, the guardian of the Ark of the Covenant, and the home of Lucy, the oldest human ancestor, it is no coincidence that one of the most profound voices in the continent’s modern-day transformation is Ethiopian. YeGerawork’s presence aligns with the very providential fabric of Ethiopia’s divine relevance in world history.

She represents the living wisdom of a nation that has never been colonized, whose spiritual and intellectual legacy continues to inspire. Her name is whispered with reverence not only in global forums but also in the humble villages she has uplifted.

In the Marine Foundation, she stands as a guardian of Ethiopia’s sacred potential, harmonizing global systems with local traditions to bring dignity, opportunity, and peace to every citizen.


Yegerawork Dee Dee Angagaw is not just a leader. She is Ethiopia’s poetic justice, its strategic future, and its quiet revolution. Her invaluable presence will remain a cornerstone in the continental shift toward peace, progress, and purpose.

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The Advent of The Peace Dollar

The Advent of The Peace Dollar

The Peace-Dollar

The Peace-Dollar – A Symbol of Restoration for the World

In an age where currency has become invisible—reduced to digits, whispers of value in cyberspace—the Peace-Dollar emerges not just as a financial instrument, but as a sacred emblem of restoration, beauty, and meaning. It is fiat money, yes, but unlike any the world has ever seen. It takes the form not of a coin, but of an exquisitely designed bill, infused with the breath of history and the heartbeat of humanity.

Conceived by Tomeo Motto, the Peace-Dollar was brought to life through the visionary hands of the Marine Foundation—an organization built on a philosophy of peace, communication, and global unity.

This is not merely currency.
It is a story told in gold and ink, a masterpiece of design and diplomacy.

Initiated in 2022 and completed in January 2025, the Peace-Dollar’s surface is a timeline of humanity’s journey through the ages. One side, like a mural of motion, illustrates the evolution of transportation:
From the home, to the horse, the boat, the locomotive, and the airplane—each a symbol of our quest to move, to reach, to connect.

But look closer.

In the bottom left and right corners of this magnificent bill, a quiet miracle appears:
All the flags of the world, interwoven—each distinct, each sovereign—are laid side by side in perfect harmony. They are not loud nor obvious. They are separated by delicate gold strings, so fine, they seem to whisper rather than shout.
This is the silent anthem of unity—a visual poem of global peace that only reveals itself to eyes willing to see.

Yet the Peace-Dollar is more than symbolism—it is substance.
Entirely backed by minerals, and fortified by the developmental wealth of the Marine Foundation, it stands as a beacon of real value in a world often ruled by speculation.

Unlike digital currency, this bill can be held, cherished, passed.
It has weight without mass—the emotional gravity of something eternal.

With 250 patented security features, it is immune to counterfeit, protected in form as it is noble in purpose.

And at its heart lies a singular vision:
To define a new era, where peace is not passive, but active communication.
Where money is not merely exchanged—but respected.
Where each note, in its artistry and intent, becomes a prayer for humanity.

The Peace-Dollar is not simply meant to circulate.
It is meant to inspire.
To heal.
To remind us that every nation has a place in the tapestry of peace.

It is not just a bill.
It is a message.
A royal letter to the world.
A promise wrapped in gold.

Printing

A Sacred Birthplace, Veiled for Peace

While the Peace-Dollar breathes as a global symbol of restoration, its physical manifestation—the printing of each precious note—takes place in a location that remains undisclosed for the time being. This intentional discretion serves a purpose beyond secrecy; it is a gesture of protection, reverence, and preparation.

The facilities entrusted with the production of the Peace-Dollar are of the highest international security standards, equipped with proprietary technology capable of embedding over 250 security features into each note. These centers are chosen not only for their technical excellence but also for their philosophical alignment with the Peace-Dollar’s mission—to produce not just currency, but a legacy.

The Peace-Dollar is not a coin, nor is it a digital abstraction—it is tangible, fiat currency in the form of a beautifully designed banknote, destined to circulate with meaning. It stands as a bridge between eras: the permanence of touchable value and the ethereal speed of the digital age.

Each note is backed entirely by the sovereign wealth of development projects stewarded by the Marine Foundation, and guaranteed in gold through the authority of local dignatories.

The birthplace of the Peace-Dollar is hidden for now, but soon it will be known—not as a mere location, but as a sanctuary of purpose, where peace was printed not just in ink, but in intention.

The First Note – “The House”

The Foundation of Peace

The journey of the Peace-Dollar begins—fittingly—with the House.

This is the first note in the symphony, the first breath in the melody of peace, rendered in a serene and noble green—the color of life, growth, renewal, and sanctuary. It is not merely a representation of shelter. It is the womb of civilization, the origin of community, the place where love is first learned, where voices first rise in song, and where peace begins.

In this luminous green design, the House stands at the center, dignified and timeless. It is not any one house—it is every home. A symbol that transcends culture and continent. A reminder that before we built cities, machines, and towers, we built places to belong.

The green hues breathe with softness and hope, a tranquil echo of forests and fields, of living earth and harmony. It speaks of a peace that is rooted—not in law or treaty—but in human warmth, in the quiet dignity of coexistence.

Around the house, subtle patterns emerge:
Walls that do not divide, but protect.
Doors that do not shut out, but invite.
Windows that do not shield from the world, but welcome its light.

This first note is more than a beginning—it is a foundation. It grounds the entire Peace-Dollar series in the universal truth that before nations, before currencies, before crowns—there was home.

Within this design, security meets serenity. The same 250 invisible protections rest silently within, guarding this treasure. And at the bottom corners, as with every note to follow, the flags of the world lie woven like threads of a family quilt—connected by unseen golden lines, telling us:
Every nation began with a home.
And every path to peace begins by honoring the homes of others.

Let this note be a reminder
That peace does not start in palaces.
It starts in living rooms.
In shared meals.
In the silence of safety.

This is the first breath of the Peace-Dollar.
This is “The House.”
A dwelling of dignity.
A vision in green.
The first promise of a world restored.

The Second Note – “The Horse”

The Dawn of Movement

If “The House” is the beginning of belonging, then “The Horse” is the beginning of journey.

This second note of the Peace-Dollar series is alive with the spirit of motion and discovery, clothed in the rich, glowing hue of orange—the color of sunrise, of flame, of bold hearts unafraid to roam.

“The Horse” speaks of a time when humanity first partnered with nature to move beyond borders. A time when the whisper of hooves marked the rhythm of connection. When the path between homes, once long and uncertain, was bridged by strength, speed, and trust.

Upon this note, the horse stands noble and unshackled, captured in mid-stride—its mane like wind, its gaze forward, unbroken. It is not burdened—it is honored. The horse is not a beast here, but a bridge—a bearer of messages, hopes, and peace across distant lands.

The orange background glows with warmth and courage—it tells the story of humanity’s first great leap beyond stillness. Where green was the sanctuary, orange is the spark—the call to meet the other, to carry peace from one village to the next, one nation to another.

And woven quietly, as always, into the bottom corners, lie the flags of all nations, veiled in sacred order, divided by the thinnest of golden threads—reminding us that before technology, before borders were drawn on maps, there were trails marked by the tracks of horses, carrying the spirit of peace before it had a name.

This note, like the one before it, is protected by 250 invisible layers of security, each one guarding its truth, its beauty, its mission.

But its true protection lies in its purpose:

To remind us that peace is not passive.
It must travel.
It must move, gallop across valleys and deserts,
It must arrive not as an army, but as a gift on horseback.

This is the second breath of the Peace-Dollar.
This is “The Horse.”
A tribute to movement.
A hymn to loyalty.
A flame carried through time
—lighting the path from one heart… to another.

The Third Note – “The Boat”

The Voyage of Connection

Where the horse carried us across land, the boat dared to glide across the unknown—across waters that mirrored the sky and whispered secrets of distant shores. This is the third note of the Peace-Dollar, known as “The Boat”, and it is draped in the sacred and infinite hue of blue.

Blue—the color of depth, of dreams, of the soul’s longings. It is the color of oceans and heavens, of silence and song. It holds within it both mystery and calm, both the question and the answer.

This note tells the tale of humanity’s first voyages beyond the visible—when we trusted the stars and surrendered to the waves. The boat, central in the design, floats not just on water, but on faith. It is not merely wood and sail—it is intention. It is a vessel for stories, for spices, for letters and legends. It is peace that sails.

Around the boat, soft lines mimic the ebb and flow of the sea. There is motion, but also serenity. It speaks of trade, not conquest. Of journeys made not to take, but to share.

The blue design evokes a breath held and then released, the way the ocean pauses before kissing the shore. It reminds us that to meet others, we must sometimes lose sight of our own harbors, embracing the wind and uncertainty in pursuit of unity.

And just as in the notes before it, the bottom left and right corners quietly cradle the flags of every nation, woven beneath delicate strands of gold, almost imperceptible to the eye—yet present like the ocean’s pull beneath every wave. They are the map of peace, drawn not with borders but with bridges of blue.

This note, too, holds the 250 layers of protection, shielding its artistry, its sovereignty, its message. Yet the truest security lies in what it teaches:

That peace is not only to be carried—it must be navigated.
That connection, like sailing, requires courage.
That the sea does not divide us—it invites us.

This is the third breath of the Peace-Dollar.
This is “The Boat.”
A vessel of trust.
A compass of communication.
A blue horizon where strangers become neighbors,
and the world becomes one great shore.

The Fourth Note – “The Locomotive”

The Pulse of Progress

With the fourth note of the Peace-Dollar, the journey takes on speed, strength, and rhythm. This is “The Locomotive”—the thundering spirit of the Industrial Age, yet here, it arrives not with the sound of conquest, but with the whistle of unity.

Bathed in a rosy pink, the note speaks softly and boldly all at once. Pink—often misunderstood as delicate—is here transformed into a symbol of harmony and momentum. A hue that carries the compassion of red and the calm of white, it is the color of tender revolution.

The locomotive surges forward across the center of the design, not as a machine of smoke and steel, but as a bridge of breath between cities and people. Its carriages do not carry cargo alone, but hope, letters, and possibility. It tells the story of how humanity learned not just to move, but to move together.

Lines in the background form tracks that fade into the horizon—a symbolic infinity. Each rail is a metaphor for intention, for direction, for a peace that is not passive, but powered. A peace that moves with rhythm, that overcomes distances and delivers reconciliation.

The rose-pink tone brings an unexpected warmth to industry—it softens the steel, blesses the machinery, and reminds us that even progress can be gentle when driven by purpose.

As in all notes, the flags of all nations rest quietly in the lower corners, separated by threads of gold barely seen, yet always felt. Here, they seem to ride along too, as if each flag is a passenger—united in this collective train of destiny, racing toward a future of understanding.

The 250-fold security, silently embedded in the fibers of this note, guard not only the physical integrity, but the intellectual and emotional soul of what this symbol stands for.

This is not just the story of transportation. It is the story of time shrinking, of people drawing near, of borders turning into bridges.

This is the fourth breath of the Peace-Dollar.
This is “The Locomotive.”
A force of empathy.
A rail-bound promise.
A journey that no longer leaves anyone behind.

The Fifth Note – “The Airplane”

The Flight of Peace

The Peace-Dollar’s final note is a dance between engineering and miracle, between metal and miracle, between human invention and nature’s silent poetry. This is “The Airplane & The Butterfly,” a note suspended in the radiant glow of yellow—the color of light, of hope, of the dawn that never dims.

Yellow is the sun itself—constant, life-giving, fearless. And so this note, wrapped in golden warmth, tells a story of how peace, once grounded, now learns to fly.

At the heart of the design, the airplane soars—elegant, unwavering, a modern chariot of connection. No longer bound by oceans or mountains, humanity now travels in hours where once it journeyed for years. The airplane here does not carry power—it carries presence, it brings loved ones home, it takes ideas across continents, it delivers peace at the speed of breath.

Beside it, almost like a whisper, floats the butterfly—fragile, exquisite, eternal. A symbol of transformation, of lightness, of the soul’s quiet ability to rise. It flutters not by force, but by faith in the wind. Together, the airplane and the butterfly move as one—man and nature in harmony, flight not as escape, but as embrace.

The yellow sky that surrounds them is soft yet brilliant—a reminder that peace, like flight, is not only ascent, but liberation. This note speaks of a world where distances mean little and hearts are only one horizon away from meeting.

As with all the notes before, the flags of all nations remain faithfully in the lower corners, delicately threaded with gold, nearly invisible but never absent—floating as if caught in the same uplifting breeze. A tapestry of togetherness rising on wings of intention.

And hidden within the fibers, the 250 layers of silent guardianship—technology protecting philosophy, shielding a vision meant to last generations.

This is not merely a bill.
It is the final stanza of a song.
A lullaby for the planet.
A wind beneath our better angels.

This is the fifth breath of the Peace-Dollar.
This is “The Airplane & The Butterfly.”
A skyward hymn.
A flight without fear.
A golden promise that peace, once it flies… never falls.

DXB News Network and the Cinderella Tale

DXB News Network and the Cinderella Tale

Miss Irka Bochenko is the Global Brand Ambassador of DXB News Network and is Honored by the  Campus Des Maquilleurs in Paris.  She has the Courage to Dream, Collaborate, and Inspire.

Once Upon a Time: When Elegance & Beauty Converge with A Cosmic Media Platform

Once upon a time, a historic moment unfolded in the heart of Paris, where fashion met art and creativity flowed like the Seine. The sun dipped low, casting golden hues on the elegant facade of Campus de Paris, a prestigious makeup institute renowned for nurturing Europe’s finest beauty professionals. Inside, the air was filled with excitement as two worlds were about to collide, creating a story that would bridge cultures and inspire generations.

The halls of Campus de Paris shimmered with anticipation as the institute prepared to sign a groundbreaking memorandum of understanding with DXB News Network, a dynamic media powerhouse from Dubai. This alliance was not just a professional partnership; it was the birth of a cultural bridge between two iconic cities—Paris and Dubai. The goal was to intertwine fashion, media, and beauty education, connecting the Middle East’s bustling streets to Europe’s timeless elegance.

In the grand ceremony, where dreams and ideas danced together, the spotlight fell on a figure whose grace transcended time—Irka Bochenko, a legendary actress who once captivated the world as a Bond girl in Moonraker. Her presence was more than just a nostalgic nod to cinematic history; it celebrated artistry and resilience. As Irka stood before the audience, her voice soft yet powerful, she was named the “Ambassador of Beauty” by the institute, a title as elegant as the city itself.

But that night, the story didn’t end with a title. Irka revealed her latest creative endeavor, the Bochenko Collection—a luxurious fashion line embodying the harmony of East and West, tradition and innovation. Parisian models graced the runway, their silhouettes flowing like poetry. At the same time, Irka’s vision painted the future of beauty and elegance—almost like Cenderella leaving her shoe to trace back to the heart.

Amidst the applause, Dr. Amrinder Pal Singh, the visionary CEO of DXB News Network, spoke with passion. “We are not just connecting cities,” he declared. “We are building a cultural bridge that supports talent and creative growth.” The words resonated, weaving a tapestry of dreams that stretched from the UAE to Europe and soon beyond to Africa.

This partnership was more than just an exchange of skills—it was a celebration of human connection, a belief that art and culture could dissolve boundaries and unite hearts. Irka, with her timeless charm, spoke from her soul. “Culture brings people together,” she said, “no matter where they are from or what language they speak.” Her words were like a melody, reminding everyone that beauty was not just seen—it was felt and shared.

As the evening continued, laughter and stories filled the grand hall. Irka, the face of this newfound union, mingled with emerging talents, offering advice wrapped in kindness and wisdom. She knew that true beauty lay in appearance and courage—the courage to dream, collaborate, and inspire.

As Paris fell into a quiet, starry night, the partnership between Campus de Paris and DXB News Network stood as a beacon, a promise that creativity knows no borders. In the following days, Dubai and Paris would continue their dance—a harmonious blend of cultures, where beauty was not just a craft but a universal language.

And so began the story of two cities bound by creativity and vision. With every step, they walked together toward a future where innovation and tradition intertwined, illuminating the world with their brilliance.

Introducing: DXB News Networks – Making the Media Great & True Again

DXB News Network: Bridging Cultures and Innovation from the UAE to the World

DXB News Network (DNN) has rapidly emerged as a dynamic digital news platform, offering fresh perspectives on events from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and around the globe. Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Dubai, DNN has positioned itself as a bridge connecting diverse cultures and ideas, reflecting the UAE’s role as a global hub.

A Comprehensive Media Platform

DNN provides extensive coverage across various sectors, including national and global news, real estate, travel and tourism, lifestyle, fashion, sports, finance, and entertainment. This comprehensive approach ensures that audiences receive a well-rounded view of current events and trends.

Engagement with Global Events

The network actively participates in significant international events, serving as a media partner for conferences such as the Annual Investment Meeting (AIM) Congress and the International Property Show (IPS) Congress. These collaborations underscore DNN’s commitment to fostering global dialogue and investment.

Commitment to Innovation and Sustainability

DNN highlights the UAE’s strides in innovation and sustainability. For instance, it reported on the UAE’s launch of a Digital Sports Innovation Platform aimed at enhancing athletic competitiveness through artificial intelligence and data analysis. Such coverage aligns with the nation’s vision of integrating technology across various sectors.

The Marine Foundation’s Vision for Global Outreach

The Marine Foundation Global is dedicated to advancing economic and social progress through innovative, sustainable frameworks in education, healthcare, technology, and infrastructure. With a presence in 241 regions, the Foundation aims to bridge cultural, political, and religious divides, embodying a commitment to universal well-being. Its initiatives, such as the “First Ladies Club” and the Global Citizens Live Association System (GCLA), foster cross-cultural exchange and global citizenship.

Collaborative Potential

A partnership between DXB News Network and the Marine Foundation could amplify their shared goals of global connectivity and cultural exchange. Leveraging DNN’s media reach and the Marine Foundation’s sustainable development initiatives could create a powerful platform to engage and inspire audiences worldwide.

In essence, DXB News Network embodies the UAE’s aspirations on the global stage, serving as a conduit for information, innovation, and international collaboration. Its potential alliance with organizations like the Marine Foundation further enhances its role in fostering a globally connected and informed community.

A Vision of The Future of Africa’s Media

The Charismatic Presence of Cordelia Masalethulini

Cordelia Masalethulini: Africa’s Media Queen and the New Face of DXB Across Continents

Once in a generation, a voice emerges from the heart of a continent—a voice that does not just echo through its borders but resonates with the rhythm of its people. Cordelia Masalethulini, revered by many as the Queen of African Media, is that voice. A beacon of elegance, intellect, and transformation, Cordelia now stands poised to become the bridge between the global ambitions of DXB News Network and the boundless spirit of Africa.

As the President of the Marine Foundation Zimbabwe and a distinguished member of its First Ladies Club in the Academic Department, Cordelia brings a fusion of academic excellence, cultural sophistication, and media brilliance to the table. Her ability to communicate Africa’s soul through stories, education, and digital expression makes her the ideal visionary to represent DXB’s mission in Africa—where tradition meets transformation.

A Radiant Alliance: DXB & Marine Foundation in Africa

DXB News Network has emerged as a global platform of dignity, diplomacy, and cultural celebration in a world increasingly shaped by media narratives. With its dynamic and fast-growing presence across the UAE and international markets, the network has made it clear that the future of media lies in voices that connect, not divide. Cordelia is one such voice—a storyteller, educator, and advocate for Africa’s youth and heritage.

Together with the Marine Foundation Mediaset Group, DXB’s potential for outreach is multiplied across the African landscape. Cordelia’s vision—rich with emotional intelligence and grounded in grassroots reality—promises to introduce a new era of educational, cultural, tourism, and environmental storytelling for Africa’s rising generation. These programs, designed with local languages, African aesthetics, and a deep respect for the continent’s traditions, will empower Africa’s children to dream with confidence and grow with pride.

A Cultural Dialogue Between Africa and the World

Under Cordelia’s influence, DXB News Network will broadcast stories and build a cultural highway, connecting Dubai’s elegance and innovation with Africa’s authenticity and magic. The African continent will no longer be a passive recipient of global narratives but a radiant producer of its content in its voice.

This alliance will also deepen Japan’s and Africa’s symbolic and strategic connection through the Marine Foundation’s origins. Japanese excellence and discipline and African creativity and resilience will find an extraordinary expression through Mediaset’s new platforms under Cordelia’s guidance.

A Legacy in the Making

As the curtain rises on the new era of 2025, the world awaits a media revolution. At the center of this movement is Cordelia Masalethulini—not just a leader but a lighthouse for the youth, Africa, and the world. With her enthronement into the heart of DXB’s mission, the Diplomatic Voice of the Ocean gains rhythm, color, and charisma—ready to embrace the hearts of millions.

In Cordelia, DXB gains more than a partner. It gains a soul.
In Africa, the world gains more than a market. It rediscovers wonder.

Through this beautiful convergence of vision and voice, DXB News Network and the Marine Foundation will redefine global media’s future—one in which every nation’s heart feels seen, heard, and inspired.

First Marine Foundation Village

First Marine Foundation Village

Marine Foundation Village

The First Marine Foundation Village Started in the Philippines

By the divine grace and vision bestowed upon us through the noble legacy of Her Royal Highness of the Spanish Crown of Ardlales Castoile Aragon and the esteemed House of Stewart, we proudly announce a monumental chapter in the journey of global unity and maritime progress.

The Philippines will become the proud host of the Headquarters of the Federation of Island Nations (FIN). This historical and transformative event will shape the future of island nations worldwide. This groundbreaking development will occur within the splendid boundaries of the Marine Foundation Village, which has already begun its construction—a testament to the unwavering commitment to progress and global cooperation.

With the establishment of the Marine Foundation Village, the Philippines will officially become the homeland of the Marine Foundation’s World Naval Federation, setting the stage for a vibrant hub that will welcome thousands of young visionaries, leaders, and changemakers from across the globe. The village, flourishing with the local spirit and international aspirations, will be a beacon of hope, innovation, and prosperity for the nation and the world.

We invite you to read this blog and discover this miracle of the century as we embark on a journey toward a future shaped by solidarity, growth, and the noble ideals cherished by the Marine Foundation.

Long live the Queen and the Unity of island nations! Long live the spirit of progress!

The Most Beautiful Place in the World

The Hidden Magical Places of The Philippines

Do you know the Philippines? Nominated as the most beautiful island nation in the world by the Marine Foundation, the Philippines captivates hearts with its unparalleled ocean biodiversity, breathtaking coastal landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. Home to more than 7,000 islands, it boasts some of the most stunning marine ecosystems on the planet, from the vibrant coral gardens of Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park to the crystalline waters of El Nido and Coron in Palawan.

The Philippines is known for its incredible natural wonders and a remarkable place in history. It is where the largest pearl in the world was discovered—the legendary Pearl of Lao Tzu, a symbol of nature’s grandeur. This tropical paradise is also the ancestral land of the last descendant of the Spanish Crown, encompassing the crowns of Ardales, Castile, Aragon, and the House of Stewart. She is legally recognized as one of the wealthiest individuals in the world, holding unparalleled assets and being the last signatory of the AU, a legacy preserved in the Philippines by the Spanish King, notably King Philippe IIhence the nation’s name.

Her Royal Highness, with great vision and devotion, has adopted the Marine Foundation as her own, sponsoring the Marine Foundation Villages and other impactful initiatives throughout the country. Through her grace and leadership, the Philippines stands as a beacon of natural beauty and historical legacy, merging the splendor of its landscapes with the profound heritage of its royal lineage.

Come and explore the miracle of the Philippines, where nature and legacy harmoniously unite. Discover more through the video below and witness the extraordinary journey of a nation blessed by nature and nurtured by history.

A Harmonious Blend of Youth Discipline and Love for Creation

The World Naval Federation Located at the Marine Foundation Village

The Marine Foundation stands as a dynamic platform centered around economic development through education, technology, healthcare, and infrastructure, with a profound commitment to Africa and other emerging nations. However, beyond its socio-economic mission, the foundation also embodies a deep connection to the world’s oceans and seas.

This connection is rooted in the foundation’s very name and is evident through the creation of agencies like the United 5 Oceans and the Federation of Island Nations. These initiatives reflect a vision that resonates with the legacy of Captain Jacques Cousteau, whose dedication to oceanic exploration and conservation remains influential, with his organization based in Monaco.

The World Naval Federation of the Marine Foundation emerges as a beautiful system where youth can cultivate discipline and a profound love for creation. It fosters a harmonious relationship between humanity and nature, guiding young individuals to develop responsibility, respect, and admiration for the planet’s aquatic environments. The headquarters of the World Naval Federation will be established at the Marine Foundation Village, symbolizing its commitment to fostering community and environmental stewardship.

Through this federation, the Marine Foundation seeks to inspire future generations to become stewards of the world’s waters, embracing both personal growth and environmental care. Marine Foundation’s World Naval Federation

Marine Foundation Village: A Sister City to Monte Carlo, Monaco

The Marine Foundation Village aspires to become a sister city to Monte Carlo, Monaco

The Marine Foundation Village aspires to become a sister city to Monte Carlo, Monaco—a vision that harmoniously blends the aspirations of both locations. This partnership would not only honor the legacy of Captain Jacques Cousteau, much to the delight of Prince Albert, who has always cherished the idea of continuing Cousteau’s pioneering spirit, but it would also strengthen the global image of both cities as centers of innovation, philanthropy, and sustainable development.

By fostering a sister city relationship, Monte Carlo would benefit from the dynamic presence of the Marine Foundation’s elite networks, including the First Ladies Club, the Billionaires Club, and the Investors Club of Asia. This collaboration would undoubtedly enhance Monte Carlo’s international appeal as a hub for influential global leaders, visionaries, and philanthropists.

The Marine Foundation plans to acquire the iconic Metropole Hotel in Monte Carlo to solidify this prestigious partnership. Transforming this renowned establishment into the central hub for the Marine Foundation’s activities would not only elevate the foundation’s global presence but also symbolize the unity of both cities in promoting positive change, environmental stewardship, and international collaboration.

This endeavor aligns seamlessly with Monte Carlo’s identity as a luxurious, forward-thinking city while embedding the Marine Foundation’s ethos of global responsibility within its prestigious landscape. Ultimately, this relationship would benefit both cities, fostering cross-cultural exchange, tourism growth, and a shared commitment to sustainability and global development.

A Global Vision of Renewal: Federation of Island Nations

“FIN” – The Federation of Island Nations:

The Federation of Island Nations (FIN) represents a revolutionary system whose time has come—a reality brought forth through the visionary leadership of Our Royal Highness, with a strong foundation rooted in the Philippines. In partnership with the Marine Foundation, FIN aims to restore the glory of island communities by implementing the same transformative model that has proven successful in Africa. This model focuses on four key pillars: education, healthcare, technology, and smart infrastructure.

The Philippines, as the starting point, will set a precedent for island nations globally, including the islands of Micronesia, the Caribbean, and beyond. By integrating sustainable development and modern innovation, FIN will empower island communities to thrive in the contemporary world, reinforcing their cultural identity while embracing progress.

A key aspect of this initiative is fostering partnerships with advanced economies like Japan and South Korea. These collaborations will unlock new market opportunities and promote knowledge exchange, enabling island nations to benefit from proven systems and cutting-edge technologies. As a result, FIN will create jobs and promote economic stability and growth across diverse island regions.

We invite you to explore the photos and experience the breathtaking beauty of the Marine Foundation Village in the Philippines. Watch the video to discover why this area is poised to become a global symbol of innovation and renewal. If you feel inspired, don’t hesitate to register your name as a future citizen visitor of the Marine Foundation Village, where new horizons of opportunity await.

Water for the World Organization

Water for the World Organization

Water for the World – from Kenya

Stories of Impact – Water for the World

Walter Okombo

Walter Okombo, a dedicated community developer from Kenya, has spent over a decade tirelessly working to uplift youth, women, and children through various grassroots initiatives. Having founded several community-based development groups in Kenya, he continues to make a significant impact in his roles at Water for the World and Practical Action Kenya.

Walter’s passion for helping the less privileged stems from his challenging childhood, which was marked by poverty and a lack of necessities. Growing up, he faced malnutrition and walked over five miles daily to fetch water, often on the brink of dropping out of school. The generosity of well-wishers and friends enabled him to overcome these hardships, shaping his lifelong commitment to providing clean and potable water to underserved communities. Today, Walter’s dedication to improving lives is unwavering as he works to ensure access to clean water and support for children in need.

Tom Abonyo

Tom Abonyo is a skilled hydrogeologist and a graduate of the Kenya Water Institute, driven by a deep commitment to resolving water scarcity issues in Kenya. His passion for water resource management began during his academic journey and has since translated into tangible contributions to communities in need.

Tom has made a significant impact by bringing potable water to arid and semi-arid regions, including Turkana, Baringo, Garissa, Kwale, and Kilifi counties. His work in some of Kenya’s most water-challenged areas highlights his dedication to making clean water accessible. Currently involved with Water for the World, Tom remains steadfast in his mission to improve the quality of life for millions lacking access to safe drinking water.

Marijah Butcher

Marijah Butcher, a 73-year-old mother, grandmother, and community advocate, has always sought to make a difference in the lives of others. Her journey with Water for the World began when she met Walter Okombo while coaching a Young Entrepreneurs Alliance (Y.E.A.) course. Witnessing Walter’s passion for helping his community, particularly in tackling the challenges faced by teenage mothers and children, Marijah was inspired to take action.

Together, they envisioned a clean and safe Lake Victoria, where water would no longer be a threat but a source of sustenance. Her collaboration with James Pink, another passionate advocate, marked the beginning of a transformative project—drilling boreholes to provide safe drinking water. Marijah’s experience living abroad in Indonesia and the Philippines and working on UN projects has enriched her understanding of global challenges and fueled her commitment to addressing water scarcity.

James Pink

James Pink, a philanthropist and entrepreneur, has dedicated his life to helping children and empowering communities. As a young man, he ran a “Children’s English Club” to support immigrant children in the UK and later built a successful Telecoms & IT company that sponsored the education of 26 children from impoverished backgrounds for 20 years.

After selling his business, James established Van Store Ltd, which now funds Water for the World’s projects. His vision is to alleviate poverty in Kenya by providing clean water, fostering sustainable agriculture, and supporting community development. James believes that even small contributions can make a profound difference and is committed to ensuring every penny raised goes directly to essential water and community projects.

Water for the World: An Historic Initiative for Poverty Alleviation

Bridging the Gap Between Necessity and Opportunity

In a world where millions still lack access to clean water, basic sanitation, and sustainable resources, the importance of strategic collaboration cannot be overstated. Water for the World, a UK-based organization dedicated to providing clean water solutions in Kenya, has already laid a strong foundation for transformation. Now, in an unprecedented partnership, the Marine Foundation is stepping in to elevate this mission to a global scale, aligning with its vision of eradicating poverty and ensuring fundamental human rights worldwide.

A Shared Commitment to Humanity

 The efforts of Water for the World have been groundbreaking, bringing deep borehole drilling and water tower infrastructure to rural Kenyan villages. Their focus on empowering local women and providing sustainable water access has not only improved health conditions but also stimulated economic activity.

The Marine Foundation, known for its large-scale humanitarian projects across the globe, recognizes the potential of these efforts and aims to enhance them. By integrating Water for the World into its expansive network of development initiatives, Marine Foundation seeks to:

Upgrade Infrastructure:

Implement advanced water purification and distribution systems to reach a greater number of communities.

Empower Local Communities:

Develop educational and training programs to equip local populations with the tools and knowledge necessary for long-term sustainability.

Expand the Mission Beyond Kenya:

Utilize the successful Kenya model to establish similar projects across Africa and beyond, ensuring that more nations benefit from this life-changing initiative.

Water is not just a necessity—it is a right. Through this powerful alliance, Water for the World will become a flagship program under the Marine Foundation’s umbrella, allowing it to attract greater funding, expertise, and technological advancements. Together, these two organizations will work toward creating self-sufficient communities where access to clean water is no longer a privilege but a fundamental certainty.

With this union, Kenya’s Water for the World is set to evolve into a pioneering model for water accessibility, providing a beacon of hope for millions struggling with the most basic necessities. This partnership marks the beginning of a global movement—one that ensures no community is left behind in the quest for a dignified and sustainable future.

Joining Forces for Clean Water

The synergy between Walter, Tom, Marijah, and James

The synergy between Walter, Tom, Marijah, and James exemplifies how diverse backgrounds can unite to address a common cause. Together, they form the backbone of Water for the World, working to alleviate water scarcity and create sustainable solutions for Kenyan communities.

By leveraging their unique skills—Walter’s community leadership, Tom’s technical expertise, Marijah’s global perspective, and James’s funding initiatives—they are making strides in transforming lives through clean water access. Their stories remind us that anyone, regardless of their background or resources, can be a catalyst for change. In their hands, Water for the World is more than a project—it’s a mission to reshape the future, one borehole at a time.

Join the Movement This is a call to action for all who believe in the power of collective change. Whether through funding, expertise, or advocacy, every effort contributes to a world where no one suffers from the absence of life’s most essential needs. Together, Marine Foundation and Water for the World are rewriting the story of poverty and human survival—one drop at a time.

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