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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Easy rules to creating great titles that will be read every time
Easy rules to creating great titles that will be read every time: The life of a Public Relations expert is sometimes frustrating – especially when it comes to the titles of press releases – oftentimes clients do not understand that in order to convert readers into buyers that articles (especially titles) need to offer some form of a benefit. Traditionally clients … [Read more...] about Easy rules to creating great titles that will be read every time
SA News: Knee injury rules Ireland back Luke Fitzgerald out of South Africa tour
Knee injury rules Ireland back Luke Fitzgerald out of South Africa tour: Luke Fitzgerald has been ruled out of Ireland's summer tour to South Africa because of a knee problem and is likely to be replaced in the squad by the uncapped Matt Healy. Fitzgerald sustained the injury in Leinster's Guinness Pro12 final defeat by ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Maite … [Read more...] about SA News: Knee injury rules Ireland back Luke Fitzgerald out of South Africa tour
Uncertainty rules in SA, says Nomura economist
Layers of politics, balancing of alliance partners, capacity constraint, a lack of urgency and distractions and mistakes all hold South Africa back from higher potential growth. This is the view of Nomura’s emerging markets economist Peter Attard Montalto following several days of meetings with a wide range of actors in the policy and political space […] The post … [Read more...] about Uncertainty rules in SA, says Nomura economist
English rules in Uganda, but local languages shouldn’t be sidelined | The Conversation
English is Uganda's official language - but wouldn't it make sense to adopt a few more along with it? Joshua Wanyama/Africa KnowsThere are 41 living languages in Uganda. But only three are ever mentioned in debates about the East African nation’s official language: Luganda, Swahili and English. All three are controversial, and present an interesting starting point for … [Read more...] about English rules in Uganda, but local languages shouldn’t be sidelined | The Conversation
