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Why Managers Should Desist From Micromanaging Their Team Members

Micromanagement is the worst thing that managers can do to their employees in the workplace. According to Merriam Webster’s dictionary, it defines micromanagement as a form of management with excessive control.

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Why Managers Should Desist From Micromanaging Their Team Members - Tekedia

Micromanagement is the worst thing that managers can do to their employees in the workplace. According to Merriam Webster’s dictionary, it defines micromanagement as a form of management with excessive control. Any manager who desires to see th

MTN Focused On Being Africa's Dominant Player In The Fintech Services

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MTN Focused On Being Africa's Dominant Player In The Fintech Services - Tekedia

Multinational mobile telecommunications company MTN, which operates in many African countries, has recently disclosed that it wants to be Africa’s leading digital platform in the fintech ecosystem. With Africa regarded as the world’s seco

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Britain to fly asylum seekers to Rwanda for processing
14 Apr

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will seek to move on from the uproar caused by his Covid-19 lockdown fine by announcing a plan to fly asylum seekers to Rwanda to be processed.
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South Sudan food insecurity likely to rise, UN agency says

Intensified intercommunal clashes in the Abyei Administrative Area (AAA) in South Sudan between February and March led to the displacement of up to 100 000 people, the United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) has said.
#southsudan #un

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Zimbabwe deports DRC refugees who allegedly looted food at refugee camp

The Zimbabwean government deported about 70 refugees back to the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) in violation of international humanitarian law, the United States Embassy in Harare said. Officials rounded up 80 refugees who were alleged to have looted food rations from the Tongorara Refugee Camp's warehouse and put them in a Harare prison. Ten were found not guilty and the rest were deported.
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Botswana to translocate 500 elephants to Mozambique

Two years after pledging 500 elephants to Mozambique as a gift, Botswana says the animals are set to be translocated in the near future. This was revealed by President Mokgweetsi Masisi during a three-day state visit by Mozambique's President Filipe Nyusi that ends on Good Friday.
#botswana #filipenyusi

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Ivory Coast PM and government resign

Ivory Coast's prime minister resigned on Wednesday and a new "streamlined" government will take shape next week, President Alassane Ouattara announced. Speaking at the opening of outgoing Prime Minister Patrick Achi's last cabinet meeting, Ouattara said he had accepted the government's resignation and would "from next week appoint a new prime minister who will come to me to propose a streamlined government."
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Namibia's youngest MP challenges the president to take a salary cut

The youngest parliamentarian in Namibia, Inna Koviao Hengari, 26, has challenged President Hage Gottfried Geingob, 80, and other African leaders to take salary cuts or go without, like some of their peers on the continent.
#namibia #innakoviao #hagegottfried

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