3 Tips to Help with People-Management
05/10/2016By Victor Lipman A good deal of effective people-management is nothing fancy. It’s nothing that you can learn only at Harvard B-School or Stanford or Wharton. It’s nothing that.
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Africa’s Pharmaceutical Markets Are Uniquely Set for Long-Term Sustainable High Growth- Shalina CEO
30/09/2016For more than thirty (30) years, Shalina Healthcare, which is part of the Shalina Group, has been operating in Africa with operating offices in Nigeria, Zambia, The Democratic.
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We Need to Expand Our Definition of Entrepreneurship
30/09/2016By John Hagel III The great entrepreneurs of the last century — folks like Henry Ford, John D. Rockefeller, and Thomas Edison — spawned huge companies that were designed.
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Zambia Group Hails Appointment of Female Cabinet Ministers
30/09/2016By Peter Clottey Zambian President Edgar Lungu has appointed eight women to his Cabinet in a decision that one women’s group in the country has welcomed as a positive step.
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Kenya Selected to Pilot Big Data for Better ICT Capacity
30/09/2016By Grace Makovu and Wanjala Danson Nairobi- Kenya has been selected by International Telecommunication Union (ITU) as one of six countries to pilot the use of big data for.
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Forbes Pegs Trump’s Wealth at $3.7 Billion, $800 Million Less Than Last Year
29/09/2016U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s estimated net worth is $3.7 billion, $800 million less than a year ago, Forbes magazine reported on Wednesday, attributing the loss largely to New.
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African Economic Growth to Slip to 1.6 Pct This Year: World Bank
29/09/2016Economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa is likely to slip to 1.6 percent this year, from 3 percent in 2015, due to continuing woes in the continent’s largest economies South Africa.
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U.S. Condemns South Sudan Opposition Leader’s Call for Renewed War
29/09/2016The U.S. State Department on Wednesday strongly condemned comments by South Sudan’s opposition leader calling for a return to war against the government, saying it was “inexcusable” and showed a.
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