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ReConnect Africa Magazine – May 2012
In this issue...
Ask the Career Coach – 'How Do I Deal with the Bully at Work?'
Dear Career Coach, I have a boss who is so aggressive in his behaviour that going to work is becoming ...
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Investing in Uganda
Uganda is one of the fastest growing economies in Africa and Collison Lore explores the apparel and horticulture sectors.
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International News Round
A round-up of recent news from the UK, Africa and around the world.
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'Peeping through the Reeds'
Donna Brenneis reviews a moving new book by Musuva that sheds fresh light on the struggle of life in apartheid ...
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Editorial – The Diaspora Dilemmas
What are some of the dilemmas faced by African professionals in the diaspora as they consider how, if and when ...
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Making an Impact
Development Impact for Nigeria is seeking UK-based Nigerians to support their skills training initiatives, says Yomi Oloko.
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Linking through Language
How the Ghanaian Language School is helping people embrace Ghanaian culture and enhance their knowledge.
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The State of Uganda's Stocks
The last two decades have witnessed a pivotal transformation of the Ugandan economy, civil service reform, a divesture programme, and ...
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Job Seeking in Uganda – Entering the Modern Uganda Job Market
These are tough times internationally, regionally and even nationally, and almost every single fresh, young graduate is out there searching ...
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The State of the Corporate Responsibility Profession
As more companies develop Corporate Responsibility strategies, gaps in the profession remain, according to a new US study.
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Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor Re: Exploitation of the African Diaspora
The writer has set out the issue very well and Africans abroad ...
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5 Minute Interview – Brian Lisus, String Musical Instruments Maker
The best advice I ever received is.... never listen to the experts because what works for them might not work ...
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- 01Ask the Career Coach – 'How Do I Deal with the Bully at Work?'
- 02Investing in Uganda
- 03International News Round
- 04'Peeping through the Reeds'
- 05Editorial – The Diaspora Dilemmas
- 06Making an Impact
- 07Linking through Language
- 08The State of Uganda's Stocks
- 09Events - Dates for your Diary
- 10Job Seeking in Uganda – Entering the Modern Uganda Job Market
- 11The State of the Corporate Responsibility Profession
- 12Letters to the Editor
- 135 Minute Interview – Brian Lisus, String Musical Instruments Maker
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In this issue, we bring you opinions, articles and an update on news and events.Read More
"Dear Editor
Re: Exploitation of the African Diaspora The writer has set out the issue very well and Africans abroad need to avoid being exploited and instead" Read More
Re: Exploitation of the African Diaspora The writer has set out the issue very well and Africans abroad need to avoid being exploited and instead" Read More
Uganda is one of the fastest growing economies in Africa and Collison Lore explores the apparel and horticulture sectors. Read More
The last two decades have witnessed a pivotal transformation of the Ugandan economy, civil service reform, a divesture programme, and liberalization. Today, the Bank of Uganda remains one of the most respected central banks in sub-Saharan Africa.Read More
These are tough times internationally, regionally and even nationally, and almost every single fresh, young graduate is out there searching for job openings. Read More
As more companies develop Corporate Responsibility strategies, gaps in the profession remain, according to a new US study. Read More
Dear Career Coach, I have a boss who is so aggressive in his behaviour that going to work is becoming a nightmare. Read More
How the Ghanaian Language School is helping people embrace Ghanaian culture and enhance their knowledge. Read More
Development Impact for Nigeria is seeking UK-based Nigerians to support their skills training initiatives, says Yomi Oloko. Read More
The best advice I ever received is....never listen to the experts because what works for them might not work for you. Read More
Donna Brenneis reviews a moving new book by Musuva that sheds fresh light on the struggle of life in apartheid South Africa. Read More
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