Three Key Elements in Developing Leaders Shares Thirty years ago I graduated in the pioneer class of dental surgeons at Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda. My head was bursting with knowledge but my hands were very short on experience. It did…
Indigenous Think Tanks Are Indispensable For The Emergence Of The Africa We Want To See Shares The brain is the most complex organ in the human body. Weighing around 1.4 kilograms, with billions of nerve cells, it is the source…
When Leaders Are At Their Best Shares Most of what is currently known about leadership came to light in the last 100 years. There is no universally accepted definition of leadership. However, leadership can be seen as a process whereby…
The Dangers Of Sectarian Leadership – Lessons From Iraq Shares The sectarian rule of former Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki – a Shite – alienated and marginalized Sunnis and Kurds, in the process playing a significant role in the deterioration of security and…
Leaders and Followers: A Partnership of Equals Shares He stood and looked over the crowd. His heart welled with emotion as he turned to the elite soldiers that surrounded him. He could give anything for these men. He had served them…
The Most Pressing Global Leadership Issue Facing Our World Today Shares The most pressing global leadership issue facing our world today is the lack of transformational/servant leaders. We live at a time when there is greater interest in the subject of…
My Personal Philosophy of Leadership and Communication Shares Leadership is the art and science of getting personal and organizational vision fulfilled. It is a combination of innate and learned skills that begin with getting a clear vision of what needs to…
Is A Recolonisation Of Africa Underway? Shares In November last year, the Financial Times reported that South Korea’s Daewoo had signed a 99-year lease for half of Madagascar’s arable land. According to the report, Daewoo expected to pay “nothing” for the…
