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How Africa can manufacture to meet its own pharmaceutical needs

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COVID-19 crisis amplifies the urgency for economic diversification in Africa

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Prevent and treat common spring rashes

Spring means spending more time outdoors, however, the increased exposure to things like sunlight, insects and poisonous plants can cause some itchy …

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Kamoli left stranded in court

THE former army boss Lieutenant General Tlali Kamoli who faces a battery of charges including attempted murder was on Tuesday left stranded in court when his lawyer failed to show up for the Tuesday sitting for no apparent reason.

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Thought Leader with Advocate Mothepa Ndumo

Seabata Makoae is a gender activist, working for CRROA as a Crime Prevention Programme Manager and a Country Coordinator for MenEngage Network in Lesotho. He has written several a…

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SARS hits Guptas with major tax bill

SARS hits Guptas with major tax bill

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Is your personal mission statement changing?

Is your personal mission statement changing?

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    How Africa can manufacture to meet its own pharmaceutical needs

    Why can’t Africa manufacture the medicines it needs? The COVID-19 pandemic exposed Africa’s inadequate capabilities and capacity to manufacture and supply essential drugs and personal protective equipment (PPEs) needed to curb the disease.

    By Janet Byaruhanga

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    COVID-19 crisis amplifies the urgency for economic diversification in Africa

    Africa’s low level of economic diversification is a leading factor in the continent’s economic fragility. Further, the COVID-19 pandemic has magnified the risks of countries’ over-dependence on a single natural resource such as oil.

    By Njuguna Ngung’U - Africa Renewal

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    Is your personal mission statement changing?

    Companies have developed mission statements for years. It helps guide them by defining who they are and why they do what they do. Coca-Cola’s mission statement, for example, is “To refresh the world. To inspire moments of optimism and happiness. To create value and make a difference.”

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    They hate a lack of artistry in Lesotho - Senong

    LIKUENA have yet to take part in a FIFA World Cup or AFCON and the 40-year-old head coach Thabo Senong is looking to the younger generation to turn this around. He had previously led South Africa to two FIFA U-20 World Cups.

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