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In professional communication, especially in government and corporate settings, there are foundational concepts every communicator must understand and safeguard: identity, image, and reputation...
We all reach a point where what we believe gets challenged, or our behavior drifts from what we believe in. For example, before a general election, someone might deeply admire one candidate and...
For those of us who grew up in rural areas, attended local schools, and were taught by local teachers, we often never realised how creatively modified our pronunciation was—until we got to university...
Individuals tend to match goodwill and helpfulness when they perceive that others are acting in good faith—whether it is a girl who has a crush on a boy, within a family setting, in the workplace, or...
Simon Peter and Judas Iscariot betrayed Jesus Christ of Nazareth, but their motives and responses were very different afterwards. Judas premeditated his betrayal. He sought out those who wanted to...
For event planners, there were valuable lessons to learn, especially from the diverse programming. The event featured dynamic keynotes, music, hands-on workshops, interactive panels, and live...
A few decades ago, after I finally learnt how to boot a computer—following a botched attempt at self-training that I wrote about recently—I deeply desired to own a laptop. As I mentioned in that...
I saw a computer for the first time in my life about 20 years ago when I was a first-year student in university. Things were different back then. I don’t remember seeing...
There are many reasons why some people hate mathematics. For some, it is simply because of mathematics teachers...
I have decided to weigh in on the ongoing conversation in Nairobi about chapati. First of all, may the Lord bless the person who invented chapati. Even though it was once a delicacy reserved for...