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Comment by Diana Lungu on May 7, 2012 at 12:38

Journalists from EU-27 are invited to apply to the Mission Growth: Europe at the Lead of the New Industrial Revolution seminar in Brussels between 28-29 May 2012.

Keynote addresses will include high-level politicians, experts and stakeholders such as the President of the European Commission José Manuel Barroso, Prime Minister of Denmark Helle Thorning-Schmidt and the economist Jeremy Rifkin. The participants will have an exclusive meeting with European Commission Vice-President Antonio Tajani.

Comment by Diana Lungu on April 3, 2012 at 15:13

A two-day tailor made seminar on the 20th anniversary of the single market will be organized for 30 EU journalists between 13-14 June in Copenhagen. Journalists from national broadcast, print and online media from the EU-27 are invited to take part in the event. Journalists from Denmark, Sweden, Finland, and the Baltic states are particularly encouraged to apply. Interested journalists can apply via: http://www.ejcseminars.eu/index.php/seminars/292/single-market-20-y... 

Comment by Rajesh Joshi on January 14, 2012 at 6:08

would you please guide me about business journalism. I want to get a business degree short term course in Harvard or other university........

Comment by Julius Sakala on February 5, 2011 at 9:03

Zambia has just launched its Sixth National Development Plan.
this respective plan succeeds the Fifth National Development Plan, which expired last year.
all these are five-years long medium term plans, which the government hopes will drive the country into the middle income brackets by the year 2030.
the SNDP as it is commonly known has at least 131 trillion kwacha, about 26 billion U.S dollars, tied to it for various development projects. quite ambitious, i should say, but very achievable if only government can reduce on its expensive budget for the republican president, who has travelled to almost every corner of this world on the pretext of attracting global investment into Zambia.
the preceding plan, the FNDP, did not bear so much fruits considering the global economic crisis as well as the failing government will to forgo some of the executive arm of government's huge expenses.
this year is also another tricky one becauseof the general elections soon to be held.
obviously such a year comes with it alot of speculations to do with whether, any change in government will come with political-influenced changes in economic policies, at the same time, like the usualtrend in africa of those in power to fill up their pockets with public money as they are unsure whether they willcontinue in government.
any now the SNDP has been launched, the people will just keep their fingers crossed hoping the contents of the respective development plan will be fulfilled.

Comment by Emma Brewin on January 10, 2011 at 15:30

Thanks Julius, it will be great to hear about Zambian business journalism.

 

Emma

Community Manager

Comment by Julius Sakala on January 7, 2011 at 16:57

My Oath - I swear to update all members of my group with business issues, activities, events as they happen in Zambia and africa as a whole.

so help me, group members and fellow professionals.

Comment by Malik Imran Shahid on December 29, 2010 at 5:22

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Sukkur Pakistan

Comment by Ahmed Malik on December 28, 2010 at 19:34

hi all members of this group,

Being a Business Journalist I would like to join this group to discuss issues related to Business Journalism.

thanks everyone and welcome to be friend here.

regards

Ahmed Malik 

Comment by Emma Brewin on December 8, 2010 at 9:55

The Financial Times recently published the results of an investigation into how the European Union structural funds are spent. You can check the articles and the database at: http://www.ft.com/eu-funds

Comment by k.Baghistani on October 4, 2010 at 15:47

together.....it is better!

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