Jessica alba tweets about Trip to Africa

Jessica Alba embarked with Bono and members of ONE, an organization that aims to provide education for all children, on a trip to Senegal, Ghana, Mozambique and Kenya.

And she's even blogging about her experience!

The actress writes:

“I had an incredible week, joining the ONE team on the road in Senegal and Ghana as part of the 1GOAL: Education for All campaign to make the lasting legacy of the upcoming World Cup education for every child.”

Although we doubt Yessica knows ANYTHING about this issue, we must commend her on doing something for a good cause.


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Jessica Alba to Judge Project Runway-a clothing-design competition show

Jessica Alba is bringing her celebrity fashion sense to Project Runway.

Lifetime spokeswoman Kannie Yu LaPack says Alba will serve as a guest judge on Thursday's episode of the popular clothing-design competition show.

The 28-year-old actress will help judge a challenge in which the remaining six contestants must create an outfit for an ''opinionated celebrity,'' who they will later discover is show host Heidi Klum.

Other guest judges this season have included Nicole Richie, Molly Sims and Lauren Hutton.

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Jessica Alba Visits Soccer city in SA

The actress is famous for her roles in a variety of movies and her place amongst the A-list celebrities in Hollywood, but yesterday the silver-screen siren was not in a film studio or at a swanky California hot-spot.


Alba was in South Africa as co-chairperson of the 1GOAL: Education for All campaign, to meet with Dr. Jordaan about the importance of the World Cup in uplifting underprivileged children on the African continent.


“I have had an incredible visit to South Africa,” said Alba to FIFA.com. "I'm happy to be sharing in the world's excitement about the upcoming World Cup”.


“Not only is this going to be a tournament to remember, but the lasting legacy of this World Cup will be education for all,” said Alba, referring to the efforts by 1GOAL and a host of world leaders, star footballers and celebrities to use the World Cup to promote education among the youth.


Jordaan reiterated Alba's focus on education through football in their brief meeting at the Organizing Committee headquarters at SAFA House in Johannesburg.


“When we bid to host the World Cup we did so with the understanding that the tournament must provide South Africa and Africa with a social and economic legacy; that it should uplift a continent," he said.


"Ever since we won the bid we have been working on this goal and already we are starting to see the benefits for the children. The 1GOAL campaign is using the leverage of the World Cup to ensure that the future of Africa, its children, receive an education. Through football we are changing the continent for the better."