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Newsletters 2020 23 November 2020

NMU Business School Newsletter 2020 - VOL. 1

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Nelson Mandela University Business School Research Associate appointed President of BEN-Africa 18 November 2020

Nelson Mandela University Business School Research Associate appointed President of BEN-Africa

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We are still celebrating with our PDBA, MBA and DBA Graduates. Visit our Business School website for the complete list of Graduates. 29 April 2020

What is in a name? The Nelson Mandela University Business School would like to congratulate each and every one of its April 2020 Graduates. May you be true leaders of tomorrow, personifying the leadership values of our University’s namesake.

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LETTER TO OUR GRADUATES 27 April 2020

We are extremely proud to congratulate you on your Graduation. It is indeed a gratifying achievement and we celebrate with you. This year we had 31 PDBA, 60 MBA and 2 DBA graduates participating in the first ever Virtual Graduation at NMU.

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COVID-19: LEARNING and TEACHING in the NATIONAL LOCKDOWN 23 April 2020

The global proliferation of COVID-19 shifted the focus almost entirely on the public health and economic impact of the pandemic. Yet, its impact on work, society and education is no less profound. Lockdown measures aimed at “flattening the curve” have wide spread effects. The slowdown in the world’s rhythm is almost unthinkable and a world in quarantine is almost apocalyptic.

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Inaugural Lecture: "Demystifying Leadership Connectivity: Rediscovering the soul of leadership" - Prof Paul Poisat 03 October 2019

The NMU Business School’s Prof Paul Poisat, delivered his inaugural professorial lecture recently. His topic was: "Demystifying Leadership Connectivity: Rediscovering the soul of leadership".

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Business School Futurist appointed to Presidential Commission on Fourth Industrial Revolution 24 April 2019

Professor Chris Adendorff of the Nelson Mandela University Business School, who specialises in Future Studies has been appointed by President Ramaphosa to the Presidential Commission on the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR).

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PUBLISHED BOOK: China’s Impact on the African Renaissance: The Baobab Grows. 03 August 2018

Nelson Mandela University’s Business School academics Prof Kobus Jonker and Dr Bryan Robinson joined the national debate on China in Africa with a recently published book entitled China’s Impact on the African Renaissance: The Baobab Grows.

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