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What do you stand for? 4 Lessons from Ayi Kwei Armah’s ‘The Beautyful Ones Are Not Yet Born’

The Beautyful Ones Are Not Yet Born is set between 1965’s Passion Week and 25 February 1966 – the day after the overthrow of Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana’s first president. The unnamed protagonist, known as the ‘man’ tries to stay ‘clean’ in the heat of corruption and rot that characterised post-independence. My interest is in what […]

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The Power of Girl-Child in Ama Atta Aiddo’s Stories

”The good child who willingly goes on errands eats the food of peace” Ama Ata Aidoo, ”The Late Bud” ”The child that will not do anything is better than sheep” Ama Ata Aidoo, ”The Late Bud” ”[C]ontri chief be President, all Africa chief no be President: e be King. So as for this woman, e

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The Value of Traditional Drum Ensemble for Leadership Development and Team Bonding

There is prove that some African ensembles can be a useful tool for leadership development and team bonding. At Hyville we worked with that and we want you take a second look at it. There could some value for you. The cross rhythm and poly-rhythms of Africa ensemble provides the richness that is needed to

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Chinua Achebe’s ‘Arrow of God’ and its meaning for change and continuity

Arrow of God shows graphic representation of what people can do when they are faced with the choice of the unknown. Do they keep to the same way of doing things or evoke change. It happens that change and continuity is at the heart of people, organisational, company, or project survival. For the fear of

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5 lessons we learnt working with clients; you might want to know

We took an ambitious chance to bring the world of African theatre to the door step of the corporate environment in 2011 and we want to tell you that we failed! We failed because we did not know then how to connect to the market. That connection lay in the bosom of the reflecting what

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