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Thank you, Gibraltar!
I recently embarked on a mission to be reunited with my sister and nephews after having been separated by the COVID pandemic for more than eighteen months. Our destination? Gibraltar.
The black prince
Bardo, a remote village in northern Nigeria, is thirty kilometres away from the nearest hospital. There are no cars, buses, or taxis. Pregnant mothers there now have an emergency contact number which will call a car and driver, day and…
A leap of faith
Bardo, a remote village in northern Nigeria, is thirty kilometres away from the nearest hospital. There are no cars, buses, or taxis. Pregnant mothers there now have an emergency contact number which will call a car and driver, day and…
Learning to fly
I recently read an article in the U.K paper The Guardian reporting on a British man’s work developing a jet suit designed to enable one person to fly solo for up to ten minutes.
Blurred lines
Investing in better “good” habits can transform lives. Improved education, health provision, employment, and sustainable business will all require a re-evaluation of the traditional ways of doing things.
Master of the universe
Investing in better “good” habits can transform lives. Improved education, health provision, employment, and sustainable business will all require a re-evaluation of the traditional ways of doing things.
Rubies for rice
This first reflection on humanity was sparked from a visit to the BBC News Website. Whilst reading, I found a section by presenter Mishal Husain, who was retracing her grandfather’s involvement as a soldier in World War Two.
Innovation in tourism: Kapuhala Sicily
Sicily offers more than just tourism. This amazing island has been conquered, loved, targeted and stained of wine and blood.
Real Leadership in Turbulent Times
Mike Rosenberg is Associate Professor of strategic management at IESE Business School where he teaches in the MBA and executive education programs on strategy, sustainability, globalization, and geo-politics
If hospitals could fly
Imagine if hospitals could fly? Would they be safer for patients? Before you say to yourself, what a silly question. Please hear me out...