The impact of the 4th Industrial Revolution on education, employability, and society with Dr. Ahmed Shaikh, Managing Director of REGENT Business School
Namibia Rise and Shine Morning Show – March14th, 2019
Minister of National Education, Vocational Training, Higher Education and Scientific Research…
Université Mundiapolis celebrated the graduation of the class of 2018 in the presence of the Minister of National Education, Vocational Training, Higher Education and Scientific Research, Pr. Said Amzazi.
Grooming Africa’s future entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurship by Honoris United Universities Staff Writer Africa is the world’s youngest and fastest-growing continent, averaging an impressive 6 percent growth per annum. While the continent has no shortage of challenges, from poverty and environmental issues to youth unemployment – South Africa, for example, has the world’s highest number of out-of-work youths, at 57 percent…
Africa’s youth may be able to benefit from digital revolution
Jobs of Tomorrow by Paresh Soni Associate Director for research at the Management College of Southern Africa (MANCOSA) The question of the future of youth employment in Africa has taken centre stage in terms of research and policy analysis and other critical discussions. Africa represents more than 30% of the world’s youth. It is the…
Tunisie : l’Enit et l’Université Centrale signent pour des stages chez Total
Jeune Afrique – February 4th, 2019
Lack of ethical leadership a clear and present danger
Jobs of Tomorrow by Paresh Soni Associate Director: MANCOSA Graduate School of Business Concern for ethical consciousness comes at a time when the concept of legitimacy in leadership is questioned and public trust in governance is low
Higher Education Institutions need to unpack the Link between Education, Employability and Entrepreneurship
Employability by Dr Ahmed Shaikh, Senior Academic and Managing Director at REGENT Business School It is axiomatic to state that business models, across all sectors of the economy, are being fundamentally disrupted. From the pervasive use of exponential technologies, the rise of smart machines and artificial intelligence, shifting demographics, increased market transparency, limitless individual choices…
Education In Africa
France 24 – January 14th, 2019
Luis Lopez : « Nous nous devons de préparer nos étudiants aux métiers de demain »
Le Point Afrique – January 14th, 2019
#BizTrends2019: Top 11 trends in South African education
bizcommunity – January 7th, 2019