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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"DT Affrica"”.
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Change Management In The Banking industry: The Case Of Ecobank Ghana Limited
The Ghanaian banking industry has undergone several changes in the past decade because of the effects of the global financial crisis in 2008 resulting in the collapse of some banks in Ghana. The Bank of Ghana introduced many measures to make the banking industry in Ghana robust. All banks were …
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Mortality and regeneration: Bebelibe understandings of life after death.
The Bebelibe of northwestern Benin are experiencing rapid socio-cultural change following the arrival of modern institutions. People’s views about what happens following death are based on the cyclic flow of kɛbodikɛ (vital force) and mtakimɛ (agentive purpose). Death occurs when kɛbodikɛ and …
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Applications of legal maxims in Islamic criminal law with speciual reference to Shariah law in northern Nigeria (1999 - 2007)
The Subject of Islamic legal maxims is one of the sciences in Islamic jurisprudence which aphoristically subsumes all the spectrums that purpose of Sharl`ah is all about. There are six basic Islamic legal maxims agreed upon among the Islamic scholars on which the tenet of Islamic law is based. Each …
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Gender and Barriers to Women’s Management Career Development in the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry
This study focuses on determining the barriers that the women working in the Nigerian oil and gas industry may encounter when trying to progress their careers to positions of management within the sector. This issue is an under-researched area in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector, and this research …
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Colonialism and Empire: Are Reparations Owed by the United Kingdom to the Descendants of Slavery?
This work explores the ramifications of slavery for modern Britain, contrasting ancient and pre-modern institutions within the context of Britain’s former colonies (Williams, 1994). Modern attitudes to slavery are inspected, revealing the continuing manifestation of anti-black racism through …
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The Bedouin of the Fatimid Empire: Faith vs. Politics in a Medieval Islamic Empire
The Fatimid Empire was initially established in 296/909 in North Africa. The capital was later shifted to Cairo from where the Fatimid imams controlled vast areas of the Islamic world, each with its own unique set of ethnicities. Powerful Arab Bedouin tribes were concentrated on the fringes of the …