1st Annual African Community Soccer Tournament, Los Angeles

The first of its kind happening on the West Coast, 24 teams will be representing 20 countries as follows:
Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria, Ethiopia, South Africa, Mauritania, Ghana, Guinea, Mali, Kenya, Tanzania, Ivory Coast, Copper Bullets of Zambia, Salem of Eritrea, Leone Stars of Sierra Leone, Camsola of Cameroon, Lions of the Teranga from Senegal, Uganda, Ethiopia as well as  a Jamaican  team representing  the Caribbean community out here  on the West coast.

A major highlight of the day will be a special exhibition by the women’s soccer team.

Event will be graced by the presence of members of the consular corps from South Africa, Ethiopia, Egypt and Kenya.Other dignitaries will
include the Mayor of Los Angeles.

Venue: Griffith Park – John Ferraro Soccer Fields. Located close to the Los Angeles Zoo, at the intersection of 134 fwy & 5 fwy.

Time: 9am – 7:00pm.Followed by a MEGA After Party!

Price: Free Event

Kasamore offers support after Haiti quake

Newark, DE – January 13, 2009 – Kasamore Reduces Rates to Facilitate Crisis Communications to Haiti. Our calling services have reduced rates to Haiti by 50% for consumer and small and medium-sized business (SMBs) customers. The recent earth quake in Haiti has caused shutdowns in businesses and services, prompted airlines to severely curtail flights in and out of the country and more. We hope to help our customers stay in touch with family, friends and business associates during this difficult time, this rate will be effective through January 17, 2010.

Remarks to FPRHCC BOARD MEMBERS

Group picture of FPRHCC Members Present during Kasamore’s Second VisitNovember, 18 2009

Melbourne, Florida

Nana Tandoh, Chief Executive Officer and President, Kasamore

Nana was introduced by Sam Lopez, Chairman of the Board; Florida Puerto Rico Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

Thank you, Sam. It’s great to be here again. I appreciate all the work you do to advance the Hispanic community in our country. This organization has a long and productive history. I’d also like to thank Crystal Colon for making this meeting possible.

There’s a lot of talk lately about whether the economy is turning the corner. We’re forecasting a slow but steady return to growth in the second half of the year, and continuing in 2010. Even so, we expect unemployment to lag the recovery, and continue at high levels well into 2010. It will continue to feel like a recession for those Americans who can’t find a job, who have lost their home or healthcare, or who are struggling in a number of ways to care for their families.

I know the situation is discouraging. But I also have a deep, abiding faith in the ability of Americans to rise up, even against very tough odds, given the availability of resources and willing partners. With the hectic lives that people live these days, it can be so easy to lose touch with the people that matter the most, by providing phone cards with no fees of any kind. Kasamore is helping to bring families and friends closer together, no matter how many miles separate them.

For many Hispanics, prepaid phone cards are the main connection to home cities and villages across Latin America and the world. We at Kasamore understand consumer’s frustration with the existing calling card services on the market, that is why we offer an international calling card service featuring low international calls and domestic calls with no contract and no fees, moreover, the sound quality of the calls are guaranteed to be of high standard.

Thanks to everyone at FPRHCC for allowing an opportunity to visit.

Kasamore – Community Event in Egypt, NJ

Kasamore visited Hallock’s “U” Pick Farm in Egypt, NJ to meet community members. It was a cold morning, but a fun filled day.  We met people who traveled all the way from Massachusetts to pick their own vegetables!

Kasamore In The Community

This Saturday Kasamore agents will be attending the Inauguration and Homowo Dinner Dance hosted by the Gadangme Club of N.E.  If you are in Worcester, MA you should stop by and experience the cultural practices and tradition of the Gadangme people.