Thank you for the excellent work in trying to create a forward momentum for a very important and relevant issue as Migration and working with the Diaspora- Prof Ken Sagoe, Ministry of Health, Ghana- March 2006

International Organization for Migration has had the pleasure to work with Africa Recruit and will hopefully continue to do so in the future. IOM highly value the expertise of Africa Recruit and their contribution to migration and development.” – IOM, London-May 2006

AfricaRecruit has done well for Ewajo Ltd to create pathways for various levels of African social and economic participation-Olakunle Awosusi, Ewajo Ltd-June 2006

Thanks so much to AfricaRecruit for responding to our last minute invitation to make the presentation on the African Diaspora. As you saw from the response, the participants were not only happy with your presentation, but excited about the AfricaRecruit initiative on the Diaspora. There is no doubt in my mind that the African Diaspora represents a crucial conceptual and practical link in Africa's quest for development and integration and so the work you do at AfricaRecruit is of immense importance and must be supported- Paul Opoku Mensah, Aalborg University- October 2006

Thanks to AfricaRecruit for affording me the opportunity of being part of the recent conference. I am of the opinion that it went off very well and I thoroughly enjoyed the conference. It was extremely insightful- Lance Petersen, Participant at the conference “Achieving Best Value in Human Resources and Skills Development, October 2006, South Africa

I left the conference thinking that Africa will be a force to recon with in the future. The presenters and attendees were all so positive and exited about the future of Africa and they had a clear understanding of the challenges and opportunities they face – David Swart, People Management Time Savers, Visual Business Tools (Pty) Ltd- October 2006

It was indeed a great pleasure to work with you and to joining our efforts as Africa Recruit and NEPAD Secretariat for the preparation and the success of an opportune and important conference addressing a very crucial item related to Human Resources and ICT's in Africa at the moment where our Continent faces the big challenge of development and integration in the world economy. I am sure that we will have many other opportunities and initiatives to undertake together in the interest of Africa and its development- Mr. Belkacem Smaili, Coordinator, Human Resource Development, NEPAD Secretariat – October 2006

Thanks to AfricaRecruit for organising such an interesting, informative, and thought-provoking two days seminar- Ritesh Doshi, A Kenyan Diaspora on the African Diaspora Investment Forum- November 2006

Well done to you and your team at AfricaRecruit for putting together a very successful and over-subscribed event - the Kenyan Diaspora Investment Forum. This was clearly a much-needed first leap into the development of greater things! – Nyokabi Musila, A Kenyan in Diaspora-December 2006

I would like to thank AfricaRecruit for organising and facilitating such an outstanding event for the Kenyans in London - Beth Munga, Managing Director, Provident Capital Limited- December 2006

Here at the International Institute for Justice and Development (IIJD), we are deeply grateful to Africa Recruit for its support with the 2006 International Conference on the State of Affairs of Africa (ICSAA).  While scholars and development experts outlined the many challenges facing the continent today, Africa Recruit unveiled solutions and revealed a hands-on way to help.  Africa Recruit’s contribution throughout the conference was fantastic- Benjamin Ngachoko, President, IIJD- September 2006

Cap Santé has a lot appreciated the contribution of AfricaRecruit to the “3rd Forum on health questions in Africa” held in Namur (Belgium) on 2 December 2006. The presentation by AfricaRecruit has given rise to a lot of interest and allowed appreciating the dynamics of AfricaRecruit in contributing to the well-being in Africa with the participation of African Diaspora - Dr Masendu KALENGA, President of Cap Santé- December 2006

The Britsih Medical Association (BMA) regards Africa Recruit as one of its most valued partners. As a result of Africa Recruit's excellent work, the African health Diaspora has emerged as an influential source of solutions to the crisis in Africa's healthcare provision- British Medical Association, United Kingdom- December 2006

I want to thank you for taking the time to share more about AfricaRecruit's fascinating and impactful work concerning diaspora homeland investment.  I have been in close contact with my research assistant, Alexis Gaul, as she gathered information from you via telephone and email conversations in December 2006-January 2007.  You provided a detailed accounting of AfricaRecruit's relationship with various investment promotion agencies in Africa, including Ghana and Gambia.  We also gained a clear understanding of how AfricaRecruit leverages its connections to various African Diasporas and its convocation powers to help bridge the chasm that often exists between potential diaspora investors and the investment-promotion agencies in their homelands. We are very grateful for your time and are extremely satisfied with the information you provided to us.  My co-author, Tjai Nielsen, and I plan to further develop our ideas concerning Diaspora homeland investment.  We hope that we can turn to you again in the future, so that we can continue to benefit from your keen insights and deep understanding- Dr. Liesl Riddle, Assistant Professor of International Business & International Affairs, The George Washington University- January 2007

Since 2005 Africa Recruit has supported the Tropical Health and Education Trust (THET) in strengthening our role as the UK’s umbrella organisation for institutional Health Links.  Our collaboration has focused on increasing the involvement of African health professionals from the UK Diaspora in international health development through Health Links.  Particularly, through Africa Recruit’s events such as the timely March 2006 Conference ‘Mobilising the African Diaspora Healthcare Professionals for Capacity Building’ and your readiness to marshal your network to involve them in THET’s events, sometimes at very short notice!  We would like to thank you for all your support and we look forward to continue collaborating with you in the future. Susana Edjang, International Links Coordinator, Tropical Health and Education Trust, February, 2007