Beside recording hit records, kNERO take us into the other side of his world, FASHION!. In the heart of Manhattan we followed kNERO in to one of the hottest showroom in the city. The name Alhassan Toure aka Toure has been in the fashion world over years. Take a look of  his new wear worn by kNERO and book writer Ria Edwards.

Three women who have campaigned for peace and democracy in Liberia and Yemen have been jointly awarded this year’s Nobel peace prize.

The Liberian president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, and Leymah Gbowee, a social worker turned peace campaigner from the same country, will share the 10m kronor (£950,000) prize with Tawakul Karman, a journalist and pro-democracy activist in Yemen who has been a leading figure in the protests against President Ali Abdullah Saleh since January.

The Nobel committee said the three had been chosen “for their non-violent struggle for the safety of women and for women’s rights to full participation in peace-building work”.

“We cannot achieve democracy and lasting peace in the world unless women obtain the same opportunities as men to influence developments at all levels of society,” the committee said in a statement. They are the first women to be awarded the prize since 2004 when the committee honoured Wangari Muta Maathai, the Kenyan environmentalist who died last month, and bring the tally of female winners to 15, compared with 85 men.

Sirleaf, 72, is a Harvard-trained economist who became Africa‘s first democratically elected female president in 2005, two years after the country achieved a fragile peace after decades of civil war. The committee said she had “contributed to securing peace in Liberia, to promoting economic and social development, and to strengthening the position of women”.

Seen as a reformer and peacemaker in Liberia when she first took office, Sirleaf declared a zero-tolerance policy against corruption and has made education compulsory and free for all primary-age children. She is currently running for re-election, with a vote to be held on Tuesday.

BRIDGE THE GAP FROM AMERICA TO AFRICA

VOTE FOR kNERO FOR THE “LIBERIA HIP HOP AWARDS”

He Has A Style Like No Other With The Voice Of The Future. Song Writer/ Producer Born In West Africa, Liberia. Swag Like Kayne And a Bop Like Jay-Z.  kNERO’s Electric Talent Is Far From The Rest Of The Artist In The Music Industry. ” Better Then Most Major Artist I’ve Worked With, He Comes With Creative, Not The Same Lame Stuff”. With over 12 Years Of Musical Experience kNERO Is Bringing That Electro-Sonic, 808 Bump Threw Your Speaker While Keeping a Tight Nit With His Roots and Letting Everyone Know His Roots, Not To Be Mistaken For Any Other American Nor African American Artist…This Is Full Blown African from West Africa Liberia. Inspiring Almost All That Comes To Contact With This Liberian MC ,kNERO Makes That Music To Captivate and Motivate.

Aside From Being Lyrically Talented, kNERO Assures To Spread The Love To His People. kNERO Assists His Native Land Of Liberia and Makes a Difference Through His Music and Projects in Education, Health, Environment and Humanitarian Assistance.
The Hon. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf a.k.a The “Iron Women” Is A Relative To The Great kNERO. Who ¡etter To Be The National President Of A Non-Profit Organiztion Group Called ” THE BOMI COUNTY ASSOICATION” Than kNERO’s Father. They’re Raising Funds For The Kids In West Africa, Liberia To Go Back To School. Coming From The Many Downsides That Occured In Liberia, kNERO himself is a Movement!

If You Haven’t Already Voted For The Liberian Hip Hop Awards 2010, Make A Move Become Part Of The Movement They Want Your Vote…Who Better Than kNERO??

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THE REBUILD OF WEST AFRICA LIBERIA

Over 14 years of brutal fatality cause by a civil war starting in the earlier 80′s. Liberia has grown an  gain over 58% of it’s value back. During the seventh year of the cold-blooded civil war amongst Liberia’s warlords has claimed thousands of lives Of Liberia’s. 2,5 million inhabitants, 1,2 million – almost half the entire population – have been forced to flee their homes. Approximately 750,000 have escaped to bordering countries, making Liberia the third largest refugee exporter after Afghanistan and Rwanda. Thanks to business minded individual like Rob Johnson investing into the country. The Founder of BET built liberia’s first tourist resort after the war.

The RLJ Kendeja Resort & Villas will play a critical and important role in the national reconstruction and economic development efforts put forth by Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to rebuild and revitalize Liberia.

“I believe passionately that African Americans have a responsibility to support Liberia and it is important to ensure that President Sirleaf succeeds in her ongoing effort in rebuilding the country,” said Mr. Johnson.

Located on 13-acres of ocean front property, the 78-room villa style hotel offers first-class amenities catering to domestic and international travelers and includes an on-site restaurant, full service spa, tennis courts and swimming pool with poolside bar.

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WE WITNESS GREATNESS RITE BEFORE OUR EYES

As one of the Get Wit It Staff  doing my usual. Rapper/ Producer, kNERO was in the office relaxing watching “So you Think You can Dance” and Snoop Dogg performed his smash hit “I WANNA ROCK”. kNERO got excited by the performance, jumped up and said “I FIND ME THAT INSTRUMENTAL, IM GOIN IN!!!” so here it is 2hours after he said those word. -GET WIT IT

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I WANNA ROCK FREESTYLE

kNERO’S DIGITAL PERFORMER 20.0 RELEASE

Producer/Recording Artist kNERO  has mastered yet another production.Definitely displaying his versatility. kNERO still keeping it “hip-hop” has managed to collaborate with pop artist Adele Erichsen in “Not Drunk E-nuff” a track thatll have both men and women reminiscing and relating. “Bang Bang” and another collaboration with Brooklyn rapper Gravy (many of us can recall his performance as Christopher Wallace in “Notorious”) along with New York female rapper/singer Amil “My Thang” and will definitely have you boppin. Taking it back some years kNERO’s “Need A Lite” lyrics will instantly stick.

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