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Obama’s African journey: ‘Promise’

President Barack Obama, the first African-American president of the United States, founded with the slavery of Africans and perpetuating legalized racial discrimination well into the 20th Century, addressed the parliament of Ghana today in his first journey to Africa as president. Obama called this time “a new moment of promise.” He told an intimately personal tale of his own family, and how the history of colonialism should not blur the aspirations of modern nations, pointing to Ghana as

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Keep Your Dream Alive

Keep Your Dream Alive Young children are full of dreams of what they will do, be, see when they grow up. As adults most of us have given up the habit of having big dreams. Or if we do, never following through with them. Why do so many people let their dreams die unlived? One reason is the negative cynical attitudes of other people. These people are not enemies they are friends, even family members. If our friends are negative towards our dreams or aspirations –our friends can kill our dreams

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Human Resource Management

Introduction Organisations in any part of the world consist of people, specifically called human resources, who have significant abilities that are necessary for companies to continually exist and eventually develop. These employees, from the subordinate workers to the executive officers, have individual needs and aspirations which should always be considered and respected. With this, human resources should not be perceived and treated as machines or mere business assets. Instead, they should be

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Businessman finds success by ‘dreaming on’ (Daily Local News)

When John Ratliff graduated from Unionville High School in 1988, he had high aspirations of making it big in the business world. Four years later, he earned a degree in marketing and finance from the University of Delaware and a year later, started his own business.

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