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Nigeria’s universities are performing poorly. What can be done about it | The Conversation

11 March 2019 By admin

Nigeria’s universities are performing poorly. What can be done about it: In one year alone 380,000 domestic applicants didn't get a university place in Nigeria. ShutterstockWhy are Nigeria’s universities in such a sorry state? Some would say it had to do with just one word: money. Sadly this is part of the reason. But not entirely. Nigeria’s universities have been … [Read more...] about Nigeria’s universities are performing poorly. What can be done about it | The Conversation

SA News: We were taught that Africa isn’t poor, it’s just poorly managed – Bonang Mohale

15 July 2018 By admin

We were taught that Africa isn't poor, it’s just poorly managed – Bonang Mohale: In the profile interview, CEO at the Business Leadership South Africa Bonang Mohale chats about his upbringing, and the impact of Apartheid on the progression of black people. Mohale says that’s his w... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Two Gold Medals for Cuban Group in South Africa Choir … [Read more...] about SA News: We were taught that Africa isn’t poor, it’s just poorly managed – Bonang Mohale

South Africans pay the price for a poorly regulated telecoms sector | The Conversation

20 June 2016 By admin

South Africans pay the price for a poorly regulated telecoms sector: Reuters/Siphiwe SibekoTelecommunications clearly facilitate economic growth and participation. As such, countries should care about competitive outcomes in this sector. When competition works it can result in expanded services and lower prices, and it can stimulate innovation. The South African record of … [Read more...] about South Africans pay the price for a poorly regulated telecoms sector | The Conversation

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