Econothon: The Future of Work in South Africa
Date: Thurs 25 July 25, 2019
Time: 10:00 – 12:30 am
Venue: World Bank Pretoria Office
442 Rodericks Road; Lynnwood.
Please join us for a discussion on the Future of Work and in South Africa.
Overview:
The objective of this Econothon, is to engage on key development challenges, under the theme Achieving Development Breakthroughs. It is also to exchange views on how evidence-based research can enhance reform and to showcase the WBG’s economic expertise and its unique role in addressing global development.
The program:
The program will involve connecting to World Bank Live broadcast from Accra on the future of Work in Africa for a regional perspective.
Co-hosts:
World Bank Country Director, Paul Noumba Um andDirector and Head of School of Public Management and Administration at the University of Pretoria, Prof Margaret Chitiga-Mabugu.
RSVP with Edzai Zvobwo at the following email address: edzai@tedsf.org
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1 Life Expectancy Study: Where you were born determines how long you will live
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2 Countries should defend themselves against platform-based digital colonialism
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3 Kenya’s Julie Gichuru Leads Africa’s Dream Moonshot Discussion
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4 APRM’s Eddy Maloka issues a statement condemning xenophobia in South Africa
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5 DEADLINE EXTENDED! – Apply to attend The World Bank Youth Summit 2019 in Washington D.C.
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6 #Goalkeepers19 – Bill Gates to launch explosive 2019 Report in September
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7 Is Africa trying too hard to be the the world’s next China?
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8 #Econothon – Social Protection Policies should be at the centre of future of work
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9 South Africa’s high-flying Nozipho Mbanjwa appointed by World Bank and Global Citizen
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10 Non-stop development and economics fiesta – World Bank to host first 24-Hour #Econothon
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