Top 10 Business Trends That Will Drive Success In 2017
07/12/2016By Ian Altman Each year I have the honor of observing business trends as a keynote speaker and business advisor. For the fourth consecutive year, I am.
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3.5 Million People Face Severe Hunger in South Sudan, Says U.N
06/12/2016At least 3.6 million people in South Sudan are currently facing severe food shortages, the highest levels ever experienced at harvest time with the crisis is likely to worsen when.
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Peace and Security
Nigeria: FG Secures EU’s Commitment on Rebuilding of North East, Niger Delta
06/12/2016The European Union (EU) on Monday pledged its support for the ongoing efforts of the Federal Government to rebuild some parts of the North East and Niger Delta.
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Entrepreneurship
How to Bring Mindfulness to Your Company’s Leadership
06/12/2016By Megan Reitz and Michael Chaskalson Mindfulness is the height of fashion in leadership development circles. At a recent conference in the field, we saw a missionary-type fervor among some.
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International
U.S. Seeks to Reassure Beijing after Trump Call With Taiwan Leader
06/12/2016By Roberta Rampton and Ben Blanchard The White House said on Monday it had sought to reassure China after President-elect Donald Trump’s phone call with Taiwan’s leader last week, which.
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OPEC Joins Russia in Upping Output Ahead Of Production Cut
06/12/2016By Henning Gloystein Oil prices eased on Tuesday as crude output rose in virtually every major export region despite plans by OPEC and Russia to cut production, triggering fears that.
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Gender
South Sudanese Activists Roll Out Campaign against Sexual Violence
06/12/2016By Carol Van Dam Falk and Dimo Silva Women rights activists in Imatong state say they are using 16 days of activism to talk directly to men about widespread sexual.
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Governance and Policy
Ghana President Mahama Asks For Second Term to Consolidate Gains
06/12/2016By Kwasi Kpodo Ghana President John Mahama, facing a tough challenge in this week’s election, said on Monday he had done his best in the past four years and deserved.
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