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the world, whether the famine in Africa or the threats hanging over the US economy, for both political
Of course there have been some horrific international stories - famine in Africa, senseless slaughter in Norway. But even closer to home, the news agenda has been relentless. Hackgate dominated the July headlines - a quintessential media story - and Britain's continuing economic woes are now ...
This tournament has seen Nicolas Sarkozy despatching his sports minister to give the French team a tongue-lashing and Angela Merkel rushing to South Africa to distract from her political woes in Germany. David Cameron has ensured that everyone knows he had his head in his hands during the 4-1 defeat ...
, staff, and supporters, at the World Cup in South Africa will be a major factor in whether the globe ...
, as well as in the next wave of emerging nations such as Mexico, South Korea and South Africa. Hence we ...
in Africa serve as a timely reminder of the importance of good crisis PR....The scandal was uncovered last weekend by The Sunday Times, which was investigating pollution caused by a plant in Lesotho, southern Africa. The story gained wider circulation on Sky News and CBS, with both channels showing graphic footage of chemical waste pouring into a river and being left ...
These party-poopers are veritable Peter Ustinovs with caustic wit and, at the drop of a hat, can belt out Gilbert and Sullivan, perform the dance of the seven veils and be pleasant to your children. Friends of Brown confirm he is great company. As chancellor, Brown admirably got involved with Africa ...
they communicated change in South Africa and how global businesses are coping with the environmental challenge ...
. The one thing he must not do is panic. Before leaving for Africa, he let it be known ...
and South Africa at SEI Investments, and in months was promoted to global marketing chief.' Caroline ...
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