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Opinion | Dealing with a narcissistic stakeholder (Part 2)
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Opinion | Dealing with a narcissistic stakeholder (Part 2)

As I continue with the topic of dealing with narcissistic stakeholders, it is important to note that narcissists are not evil people. In fact, they are usually insecure, broken, and suffer from other mental personality disorders, which exacerbate their narcissistic personality disorder condition. 

Oshakati otai ulike oipindi neudo
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Oshakati otai ulike oipindi neudo

Mayola wodoolopa yaShakati Leonard Hango okwa tonga kutya omauliko opaipindi aShakati oku na okuningwa neudo muDesemba. Okwa weda po yoo kutya odoolopa oya ninga eedula nhatu inai ninga omauliko opaipindi molwoCorona Virus.

Opinion –  Green hydrogen technologies essential in SADC 
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Opinion – Green hydrogen technologies essential in SADC 

Southern African Science Service Centre for Climate Change and Adaptive Land Management (Sasscal), which has been turned into Southern Africa’s implementation organisation for the promotion of the Paris Agreement and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, is looking with conviction to the day when green hydrogen is in widespread use across Southern African Development Community (SADC) countrie