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What Does the New VC of Stellenbosch University in South African Want?

Posted By: adminon: October 15, 2025In: World From AfricaTags: Academia, Biomedical Research Institute, Cape Town, Deresh Ramiuquermath, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, HIV, National development Plan, Opinionista, Research, Stellenbosch, TBNo CommentsViews:
What Does the New VC of Stellenbosch University in South African Want?

Stellenbosch University, one of the top three universities in South Africa, has a new Vice-Chancellor who has been speaking on his job. What exactly did he say in his Inaugural Speech on Oct... Read more

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There is No Alternative Manifesto for a New Social Order in Nigeria Than Chapter 2 of the Nigerian Constitution

Posted By: adminon: August 22, 2021In: De-EscalationTags: Chapter 2, Fundamental Objectives and Directive Principles of State Policy, National development Plan, Restructuring, Sir Abubakar Tafawa BalewaNo CommentsViews:
There is No Alternative Manifesto for a New Social Order in Nigeria Than Chapter 2 of the Nigerian Constitution

First, it was the late Abubakar Rimi. Then it was Bishop Mathew Hassan Kukah and now it is Ambassador Sarki, all united by the view that the starting point is making Chapter 2 of the subsist... Read more

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Explaining Mandela’s Strategy in 1994

Posted By: adminon: March 16, 2017In: SpectacleTags: 'Capable State', 'Ready to Govern', ANC, Junior Mandela, National development Plan, Reconstruction and Development- RDPNo CommentsViews:
Explaining Mandela’s Strategy in 1994

Explaining Mandela’s Strategy in 1994 By Ben Turok Nigeria is in crisis and there are as many propositions on the way out as there are the proponents. There are those who would say let’s fig... Read more

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