Playing by rules keeps door open to business: MTN personifies what African corporations should be about: seeing backlog in opportunity as well as betting on Africa, always, says Victor Kgomoeswana. Hard to believe that there are three-letter acronyms as big as, if not bigger than, the ANC and the IEC in Africa this week. Read the full article by here: Johannesburg, South … [Read more...] about Playing by rules keeps door open to business
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Caltex keeps EC motorists fueled up
Caltex keeps EC motorists fueled up: FUELLED UP – David Qalinyonga of Caltex Hobie Beach, 2015 Customer Service Attendant of the year, has lots to smile about as fuel keeps flowing at the Caltex Service Stations throughout the Eastern Cape. Photo: Supplied by CECM Eastern Cape, August 2 2016: CALTEX EASTERN CAPE Marketer (CECM) CEO, Clive Berlyn, said that the situation … [Read more...] about Caltex keeps EC motorists fueled up
SA News: Play for keeps: Consistent aggression the missing ingredient for our Wallabies
Play for keeps: Consistent aggression the missing ingredient for our Wallabies: It is worth noting that the Northern Hemisphere teams have recently had their Six Nations tournament. Is that why Ireland beat South Africa in the first game, or why Wales kept the All Blacks honest for 60 or so minutes of their opener? Team continuity is ... Source: "South Africa" - … [Read more...] about SA News: Play for keeps: Consistent aggression the missing ingredient for our Wallabies
SA News: WI’s Narine six-for keeps South Africa to 188
WI's Narine six-for keeps South Africa to 188: PROVIDENCE, Guyana (AFP) – Sunil Narine snared career-best figures of six for 27 on his return to West Indies colours as South Africa were dismissed for 188 batting first in the opening match of the Tri-Nation One-Day International series at the Guyana ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Narine rips through South Africa in … [Read more...] about SA News: WI’s Narine six-for keeps South Africa to 188
How political interference keeps hurting Africa’s universities | The Conversation
When politics interferes in universities -- overtly or discreetly -- it makes higher education less autonomous. Thomas Mukoya/ReutersPolitical interference in Africa’s universities is not new. Universities’ governance was seen as “captured” for narrow political rather than academic ends during the 1980s and 1990s. Politics shaped everything: patterns of student access, … [Read more...] about How political interference keeps hurting Africa’s universities | The Conversation
