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What is our plan with youth in parliament?
In his seminal work, Embedded Autonomy: States and Industrial Transformation, American Sociologist, Peter B. Evans, contends that the state has an important role to play in the development of nations. Evans argues that while the bureaucracy requires autonomy from society, a degree of embeddedness is required in order that development can be achieved. The state […]
Corporate employers must change tack to succeed in the battle for generation Y and Z talent
Generations Y and Z are not the like the generations that proceeded them in terms of how they think about work – this means that most corporate employers need to rethink how they recruit and retain people if they are to secure the best talent. These digitally connected generations are turning the world of work […]
The next South African government should protect indigenous languages
Calls to make Khelobedu, one of South Africa’s indigenous languages, into an official language has for years coincided with electioneering by the ruling party with no practical action that follow despite those who have made calls being persons of power and authority within government. In 2016 before the local government elections Cooperative Governance and Traditional […]
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The risk profile for African swine fever is increasing
The year 2019 came with its own challenges for the local meat producers. First it was the dry conditions during the planting period for summer grains (an important input in meat production) at the end of 2018, which prevented grain producers from planting the intended area. Not long after that, a Foot and Mouth disease […]
How can Africa indigenise capitalism?
Africa has not had the opportunity to engage with the positive aspects or benefits of capitalism. In Africa capitalism has been a negative force, integrating the continent into the international economy in a position of subservience. The real question arises as to how can Africa indigenise capitalism for their benefit, and have ownership of Africacapitalism. […]
What is our plan with youth in parliament?
In his seminal work, Embedded Autonomy: States and Industrial Transformation, American Sociologist, Peter B. Evans, contends that the state has an important role to play in the development of nations. Evans argues that while the bureaucracy requires autonomy from society, a degree of embeddedness is required in order that development can be achieved. The state […]
INNOVATION
Visual storytelling is a powerful learning tool
Visual storytelling is fundamental to the human experience, and one of our oldest forms of expression. From using fire to animate cave art, to...
EDUCATION
How Morocco silences its critics
Any journalist in Morocco today who has the courage to criticise the illegal occupation of Western Sahara, Africa’s last colony, is now facing a...
ECONOMICS
It’s time to profit from your own purpose
“Purpose, by its nature, transcends making money,” said MIT professors Julian Birkinshaw, Nicolai J. Foss and Siegwart Lindenberg. Have you ever dreamed of getting paid to do...
