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Leverage technologies, add value to yourselves — PR expert

Students have been urged to leverage existing technologies, such as mobile phones and artificial intelligence, to research and learn soft.

Greater accraMawuko afadzinuJohn apeaPaulina kuranchieSophia kudjordjiAdwoa sikayena amankwahIvy hewardUniversity of professionalCommunication students association commJospong group of companiesMember of the national executive councilHead of the communication departmentStudent chapter coordination committeeCorporate communicationsChief corporate communications officerJospong group

CPG exports 35,000 tonnes of commercial phosphate to Peru – Tanzania News Reports

CPG exports 35,000 tonnes of commercial phosphate to Peru – Tanzania News Reports
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Ali houchatiGafsa phosphate companyHead of the communication departmentCommunication departmentAgence tunis afrique

Christian Service University College Communication Department Head calls for increased press freedom

As the world marks the 30th anniversary of World Press Freedom Day, Mr Asuamah Adade-Yeboah, the Head of the Communication Department at the Christian Service U

Asuamah adade yeboahChristian service university collegeWorld press freedom dayHead of the communication departmentCommunication department

PRSM Hail Mzuni for Sound Com Studies

PRSM Hail Mzuni for Sound Com Studies

Malawi generalBenson linjeMzuzu universityHead of the communication departmentUniversity elida kamangaMzuzu university department of communication studies symposiumMzuzu university departmentCommunication studies symposiumCommunication departmentPrsm hail mzuni for sound com studiesWw zodiakmalawi com

OPINION | Kevin Onyenankeya: Africa wake up Stop paying lip service to public health funding

The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed Africa's vulnerability and ill-preparedness for a public health crisis. African leaders should wake up and smell the coffee, writes Kevin Onyenankeya.

South africaUniversity of fort hareEastern capeUnited kingdomAbuja federal capital territoryKevin onyenankeyaInternational finance corporationAfrican unionHead of the communication departmentOrganisation of african unityAfrica unionWorld health organisationAfrican unitySenior lecturerCommunication department

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