You need google about Thandiwe... a student from Jack Cecup School in Lusaka.
Zambian girl - Thandiwe Chama Awarded Children’s Peace Prize in 
the Hague …:
"In 1999, when she was only eight-years-old, her school was closed because there were no teachers. Thandiwe refused to accept this and led 60 other children in walking to find another school. As a result, all the children were taken into the Jack Cecup School.
Strengthened by this achievement, Thandiwe has been fighting ever since for the right to education for all children.
Thandiwe continues to impress, for example by speaking in church about children and AIDS - an issue not always discussed easily in churches. With a friend, she wrote and illustrated a booklet called “The Chicken with AIDS”, telling young children about the perils of AIDS.
She also co-authored a song called “For My Sake” about the need for children to be supported and protected - a song which has already been played in South Africa, Tanzania, as well as the United Kingdom."
The more you discover about her the more impressed you become with her and the team at Jack Cecup School.
Each Friday…
What is marketing?
Here are some excerpts from a press release for Warwick Business School's Nigel Piercy - excellent stuff!
By the time you read this post I should be back from Malawi - part of a three country tour (Malawi, Botswana, Zambia). As well as working with local businesses (small and large) and Government Business Support Agencies we will be visiting schools in Botswana and Zambia to hand over the proceeds from our recent fund-raising efforts.
We always have a wonderful debate at the Let’s Talk… More Profit event about the pros and cons of putting up (or putting down prices).
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A quickie... I am running a Masterclass Forum on 12th September in Bath. Basically, six businesses locked in a room for the day with me (and each other).
No more ‘To Do‘ List item 9 is
the Hague …:
