June 19
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Time to Tackle Challenges of Land Use [opinion]
Daily Trust
It is cropping season and a time to consider the lingering conflicts in Nigeria, between pastoralists (grazers) and farmers. The need for an end to conflicts between farmers and... Read more »
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Playing Politics On Mandela's Health [opinion]
Daily Trust
Let me warn without equivocation that I would personally raise a million Julius Malema to deal with President Jacob Zuma if anything bad happens to the Great Madiba. From... Read more »
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A Presidency Steeped in Self-Denial [column]
Daily Trust
Like godfather like godson; President Goodluck Jonathan, it seems, likes to live in political self-denial, just like his presently estranged godfather and erstwhile benefactor,... Read more »
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History, Gambari and Lest I Forget [opinion]
Daily Trust
Ironically, the recently released memoirs of Ambassador Oladapo Olusola Fafowora titled Lest I forget: Memoirs of a Nigerian Career Diplomat reflects a degree of forgetfulness and... Read more »
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Is UNWTO Meeting Ready to Host Scribes? [column]
Times of Zambia
I HAVE always wanted to look at the Zambian Government's policy or policies on media or public relations. Read more »
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House of Reps - 700 Motions in Two Years? That's True Representation! - Imam Imam [opinion]
Premium Times
Readers can please forgive the seemingly unconventional headline to this article. I got really excited going through the statistics of the mid-term score card House of... Read more »
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Taking Interest in Affairs of Employees [column]
Times of Zambia
IN this week's column, I have decided to borrow some exerpts from the book I am writing and take interest in the affairs of employees, especially those that are engaged by Small... Read more »
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Stop Being Malicious Towards Leaders [column]
Times of Zambia
The PF Government has so far sold itself to the masses and that it was formed on the pro-poor type of governance should ring a bell to the vindictive citizenry. Read more »
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Entering the World of Franchising [column]
New Era
EVEN though it is difficult to know how many franchises are operating in the country, the franchise market is one of the best options available for local entrepreneurs and a... Read more »
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Challenges You Could Face As an Entrepreneur [column]
New Era
I honour you for picking up a copy of the New Era newspaper this morning. In doing so, you have made the decision to live more deliberately. You have decided to live life by choice... Read more »
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Twisting the Facts On Abia [opinion]
This Day
Displeased with an article by Mr. Odimegwu Onwumere on the state of Abia State, a public policy analyst, Chinyemike Torti, craves objective analysis of the government of Governor... Read more »
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Law and the Power Sector Reform [opinion]
This Day
There is one effective bullet against what is known as 'agency problem' and for effective regulation of corporate governance rules the law must take the central role. Read more »
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Chasing the Dots ... Square Bashing [column]
Namibian
SINCE the time when mankind realised that working together as groups with a common heritage under some form of leadership and structures whereby each member became aware of their... Read more »
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Confed Cup - Is Nigeria,Tahiti Match Sign of Things to Come? [opinion]
Vanguard
While the history books will forever record that Nigeria recorded an emphatic 6-1 victory over Tahiti to open their Confederations Cup campaign, that simple stat will never tell... Read more »
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Bad Leadership - Only the Truth Can Set us Free, Says Adeoye-Davids [opinion]
Vanguard
President of City With Foundations (CWF) a.k.a. Harvesters Fire Family Church, Senior Pastor Kunle Adeoye-Davids has identified lack of truth as the major problem of the country,... Read more »
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Political Perspective [column]
Namibian
RACISM (read also tribalism) is a scourge. No doubt about that. But is it the biggest problem our country faces? Not in my view. Instead I think poverty is our greatest challenge.... Read more »
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MDC-T Barbarism, Intolerance Reach Alarming Levels [opinion]
The Herald
On June 7, Zimbabwe Independent journalist Herbert Moyo was attacked by MDC-T members while covering a demonstration at the party's Harvest House headquarters. Read more »
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Spying and Democracy [opinion]
The Herald
Back in 2006 when Transport and Communications Minister Christopher Mushohwe tabled the Interception of Communications Bill before Parliament, every "pro-democracy" activist privy... Read more »
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Moët & Chandon Nectar Imperial Launches in East Africa [column]
Capital FM
"Even I haven't slept in the Chateau!" Niel Hendriksz, Moët Hennessy Portfolio Ambassador surprisingly commented as I volunteered details of my recent visit to Cognac, France. Read more »
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Cathy Buckle's Letter From Zimbabwe - Unravelling Four Years Unravelling Four Years [column]
SW Radio
Dear Family and Friends, Read more »
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Nhomba - Immunisation in Colonial Days [opinion]
The Herald
If my grandmother, Mbuya VaMandirowesa had her way back in the days of Rhodesia, long before we Africans got the right to vote, none of the children in the village compound would... Read more »
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Mining Law Review Overdue, Providential [opinion]
The Herald
Mining law must be a continually evolving process, since the economics and technology of mining are not static, but are also continually changing and developing. Read more »
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Constitutional Role for Civil Society-Media Organisations (III) [opinion]
Vanguard
THIRDLY, the challenge of Nigeria is not so much the lack of good laws, policies, rules and regulations. The implementation of these ordinances is the problem. The CCS will support... Read more »
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That Enigma of Kasper Hauser [opinion]
Premium Times
"ONCE UPON A TIME, A MYSTERIOUS TEENAGE BOY NAMED KASPER HAUSER WALKED INTO A TOWN. HE WAS DIRTY AND COULD BARELY SPEAK. NO ONE KNEW WHO HE WAS OR WHERE HE CAME FROM BUT IT WAS... Read more »
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South Sudan - a Tumultuous Mixture of Raw Human Hatreds (part 1) [opinion]
SSNA
If an objective South Sudanese, were to step outside, her/his legal, constitutional, socio-cultural, and psychological figurative coat; and then, look at South Sudan, as an... Read more »
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