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If you are going to solve the problems of the industry you are in, you need to disrupt yourselves @svito7 from @AstraZeneca urged the #SupplyChainChampions graduating today.
#TransformingSupplyChain #DevelopingGreatAfricanLeaders
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Our Director, Strategy and Community @oshinity launched the #WeDeliver App by celebrating the different women who have been able to #Deliver. There is no limit to what women can do when they have the right support and tools.
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@kuvochi Head of Supply Chain, @SafaricomPLC covered what Safaricom is doing in order to support women in business in their supply chain. Whether it is through finance or empowering and growing subcontractors. They aim to have more women deliver. #WeDeliver
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“There’s nothing as beautiful as an empowered woman” - @sylmulinge #WeDeliver #WeDeliverAgenda @xetova
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"Creativity is inventing, experimenting, growing, taking risks, breaking rules, making mistakes, and having fun." -- Mary Lou Cook
Even during this season let's create shift our energy to create new strategies, new goals and a new normal.
@oshinity a #paulinator wearing Sahara.
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Mzee Yassin: I am a Muslim born in North Eastern part of Kenya. Nimepoteza watoto na wakenya wengine pia wamepoteza wao na sisi wote tumepoteza kwa ajili ya hawa watu. Terrorist hana dini, rangi wala kabila
Wengine wananiona wananiita terrorist…I am a victim of terrorism!
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RT @njokingumi: Friends, here are some more contacts for therapists in Nairobi, Kenya, for those affected by todays #RiversideAttack and their loved ones, as well as those affected in the past by similar events, and anyone else who is struggling right now. #Dusit (1/2)
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Replying to @oshinity
@oshinity serves us three glam ways on how to use the BMC Redwine lipstick, this awesome looks were inspired by Frida Kahlo.
She also features the Super Coverage Compact Powders in the shades Sahara and Mahogany
#Redwine
#CompactPowders
#Glam
#Paulination
#Paulinecosmetics
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Quick one, tweeps!
We’re looking for a psychologist to come on @LivingwithEss and talk about mental health with a specific focus on men. We want to unpack depression, suicide and substance abuse as a growing epidemic.
Any recommendations?
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Here with CNBC Africa MD Roberta Naicker & Rakesh Wahi, Vice Chair during the signing ceremony in Sandton, Johannesburg. This milestone is truly transformational for us at Fanaka as we strive to bring you the best in business and economic journalism, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week – at Nairobi, Kenya
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They’re laid out so pretty 😍. @oshinity laid out some of her fave brushes and we love it.
#blendit
#afrochic
#afrobeauty
#paulinecosmetics
Oshin Mahealani Kai retweeted
Earth has had the Ice Age, the Stone Age, the Iron Age.
In Nairobi, all we need is DrainAge.
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Can we please retweet the hell out of Nigerian painter Oresegun Olumides work. DAMN 🔥🔥🔥
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Guys, I do container conversions. Convert into a restaurant, coffee shop, tuckshop, offices, internet cafe or any business/luxury idea. I also sell plain storage containers. Please retweet. Help me make peoples dreams reality.
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Despite devastating French imperialism in the 19th and 20th centuries, much of Timbuktu's intellectual heritage has been preserved through its manuscripts. Many digitized manuscripts can be found here: memory.loc.gov/intldl/maliht…
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The level of education in West Africa became so high that in the 1400s, when ʿAbd al-Raḥmān al-Tamīmī, a scholar from the Arabian Peninsula, came to Timbuktu to teach, he was not even qualified to study in Timbuktu and has to take prerequisite courses in Morocco first.
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When he returned to Mali, he used his new contacts throughout the Muslim world to encourage the growth of institutes of learning. In Timbuktu he funded the Sankore Madrasa, which soon became one of the largest institutes in the Muslim world.
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The Malian sultan, Mansa Musa, was one of the wealthiest people in history. On his way to Hajj in 1324, he and his entourage gave out so much gold that they inadvertently devastated many local economies, with the price of gold devalued for the next decade due to inflation.
































