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African management courses must be focused on local priorities

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imageManagement graduates from Africa are struggling to apply their classroom lessons to the working world.From www.shutterstock.com

Some of Africa’s economies are among the fastest-growing in the world. This boom in countries like Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique and Nigeria means that the continent needs competent managers more than...

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The perfect package for reducing poverty is made up of different parts

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imageMultiple approaches to alleviating poverty help cater for different contexts and groups of people.Reuters/Pascal Rossignol

Enabling people to move out – and stay out – of poverty is a complex process that requires more than just one intervention. Multiple approaches that take in education, social protection, health and agriculture help...

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Species without boundaries: a new way to map our origins

  • Written by: The Conversation
imageThe evolutionary tree may not be this simple. shutterstock

More than 145 years ago, Charles Darwin argued that Africa was the continent from which humans evolved in prehistory. We now know he was right.

We have the evidence to prove from prehistoric remains that our distant human relatives go back at least seven million years. Certainly, the fossil...

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