If you're a regular visitor to iZania, you may have noticed our new Blog Feature. We are pleased to receive more entries every day. We would like to introduce a few of our favorite bloggers. Each week we will feature bloggers whom we enjoy reading. Check here regularly for new additions.

YEisHere
Sharings, comments and musings on doing business with and for African descendants in the US. General thoughts, observations and recommendations for a wholistic business outlook that will empower our entire community -- entrepreneurs and consumers alike!

Jim Neusom
Often I'm asked exactly what do I do?  I like to use the term Digital Drummer...smile  Like the drummers of old Africa, I pass messages of interest and concern from one website to another.

Lady Charmaine Day
For over 20 years, Lady Charmaine Day has worked in a capacity throughout a variety of companies and industries that have allowed her to analyze individuals at all levels within organizations. As a Christian in the workplace, her twenty year analysis helped her to understand the universal problems individuals face, and create the first Christian consulting firm to help people find spiritual solutions they could implement.

Lady Day's expertise is in providing clients with a perspective that integrates the principles of Jesus Christ to help them transform .  She is a certified trainer in facilitation, total quality management, process discovery, behavioral based interviewing, project management and influencing skills.

Beverly Mahone
I am wife, mother and grandmother who decided to leave Corporate America after more than 25 years (in radio/television news) to pursue my passions. I decided it was time to step out on faith and pursue my desire to become a published author. In June 2006, my debut non-fiction book, Whatever! A Baby Boomer’s Journey Into Middle Age was published. The book takes a look at issues affecting baby boomer women, including menopause, dating after 40, raising children, midlife employment issues and aging gracefully.

Michelle Yisrael
In the spirit of Mary Bethune McLeod, Michelle R. Yisrael is enthusiastic about the shared vision to empower children. Her friends call her Amirah, meaning a gentle speaker and a quiet storm. She is skilled in various genres of writing. Author of multi-cultural curriculum developed for both at-risk youngsters who live in high risk areas as well as curriculum designed especially with homeschooled children in mind, over 150 poems, 25 children's plays, 30 short stories, and a novel in progress, Michelle is no stranger to the written word nor issues dealing with children.

Pittershawn Palmer
I am a writer. But I am human first. I am a female, a woman, a spiritual soul who goes beyond all this world has said I should. Writing is my profession and only one dimension of me, a multi-dimensional creature with various thoughts and beliefs that transcend me, the writer-a small part of the goddess I am and will always be.

    
H. Lewis Smith
African Americans Are Spellbound. Mental enslavement is the act of blindly and deceitfully maneuvering a person into servitude while that person believes he/she is thinking for him/herself. In realizing that one is mentally enslaved, one can begin to constructively take strides toward freeing their mind from the shackles and re-building a solid, intelligible, unshackled, independent mind state.

Dana Neal 
I am 1st a Christian, a mother, a wife, and a business owner.  I am blessed to be able to share myself with you on this network.  I am a person that wants you to get to know me before I try to sell you my services. I am one that wants to see you be successful as well as myself. My blog is about life, business, and moving forward. This blog will be of great importance to all who read. Sharing a bit of knowledge is important to your success.  

 Hubert Gaddy
I'm a graduate of The University Of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (1983) and North Carolina Central University (1985). I have degrees in Journalism, English and Communications. BLACK IN TIME ENTERPRISES develops and promotes material and ideas specifically designed to teach Black History. Our Mantra is "Celebrating Who We Are By Honoring Who We Were."

Ronke
I am Aderonke Lawal, a 26 year old entrepreneur, born and raised in London. I have many passions in life including, business, music, travel, food and LIFE itself! I run www.rslmanagementservices.co.uk and www.whosfordinner.com and am a partner in the Simone Williams fashion label - www.simonewilliams.co.uk