In 1932, our grandparents had to set aside their differences, swallow their pride and individual ambition, and together demand that our country be reconstituted within its original borders.
Fifteen long years of struggle, sacrifice, sweat, and bloodshed to continue to exist. As their heirs, we must surely carry this legacy in our DNA.
Repeating Our Mistakes: Building a Coordinated Response to COVID-19 Together
The excitement of the New Year had kept us in a state of collective carelessness, even as the first warnings about this coronavirus-related disease were already circulating. But nothing too alarming to spoil our fun or dampen our festive spirit.
Management Education in Africa Facing Uncertainty
Economies in Francophone Sub-Saharan Africa are undergoing profound transformation. Jobs are evolving, and new businesses are being created, but managers do not always possess the skills required to address the numerous challenges facing organizations. The authors of this book offer an original perspective on the challenges of training and teaching methods, employability, entrepreneurship, human resource management, economics, and the relationship to working time.
Dr. Zacharia Tiemtoré’s Solution
Dr. Zacharia Tiemtoré, former Minister of Literacy in Burkina Faso from 2011 to 2013, obtained an Executive Master’s degree from Sciences Po Paris on June 20, 2016. His thesis, specializing in Development Policy and Management, focused on the complex issue of eradicating illiteracy in Burkina Faso.
The beginning of the 3rd millennium is marked by fear, terror, conflicts, and disasters of all kinds, which bring with them the risk of chaos across territories.
Bell-like rhetoric and the rise of extremism are symptomatic of a world in great suffering, a world that demands a frank and sincere commitment from each of us to fight fiercely for peace.
This book, structured around four pillars, expresses the enthusiasm of a young African who believes in the major role his generation could and should play in achieving a strong, courageous Africa that occupies a prominent place in the world.
Mr. Abdou Diouf, Secretary General of the Francophonie and former President of the Republic of Senegal, in writing the preface to this book, emphasizes the capabilities of African youth and the strength they represent to give Africa new momentum and a brighter future.
Young Africans, let’s act!
Dr. Zacharia W. Tiemtoré
