Kondwani Mwangulube @punditone

🌍 Joined December 2013

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Kondwani Mwangulube @punditone

2 years ago

@rachelsibande Happy birthday.

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3 years ago

@arsreports L

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Inga Petursdottir @IngaDoraP

3 years ago

We are happy to conclude successful Iceland development cooperation peer review @OECDdev. Impressive input from our valued partners @HabibaRezwana at @HumanRightsMW and Sarai Chisala @GJU_Malawi in 🇲🇼 Zikomo kwambiri 🌟🙌🏽🫶🏽

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Kondwani Mwangulube @punditone

3 years ago

@mcbrams @thecontinent_ Nice piece bro

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Kondwani Mwangulube @punditone

4 years ago

@HonChinsinga Exactly Prof. Perfect approach. I am sure your reforms include streamlining and affirming their direct roles in local governance with some increasing levels of accountability too. Performance related incentives?

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Adam Grant @AdamMGrant

4 years ago

Employers shouldn't discourage side hustles—or hesitate to hire people who have them. Data: after engaging evenings on their side gigs, people perform better the next day in their full-time jobs. Side hustles aren’t a distraction. They’re a source of energy and empowerment.

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Adam Grant @AdamMGrant

4 years ago

Looking for the good in others doesn’t make you naive. It means you’re not cynical. Recognizing people’s strengths doesn’t deny their flaws. It reveals their potential to overcome their flaws. Those who refuse to see the good in others fail to bring out the best in others.

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Prof. Feynman @ProfFeynman

4 years ago

There's a huge difference between: • education and intelligence • knowledge and information • understanding and memorization • learning and studying • ignorance and stupidity

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Ethan Mollick @emollick

4 years ago

A taxonomy of serendipity: four kinds of happy accidents in science 1) Discovery of something you weren’t looking for 2) Solving a different problem than expected 3) Unfocused work leads to epiphany 4) Unfocused work leads to discovery of a whole new space sro.sussex.ac.uk/id/eprint/7054…

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New Scientist @newscientist

4 years ago

Diagnosing oral and throat cancers early is difficult because lesions need to be large enough for doctors to see. Now a new at-home saliva test could identify these cancers before they are visible newscientist.com/article/233221…

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Kondwani Mwangulube @punditone

4 years ago

@HHichilema @MumbaMusondam @RamsarConv @UNFCCC Congratulations Mumba. All the best!

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CSAE @Oxford_CSAE

4 years ago

Our call for papers for #OxCSAE2023 is open! Welcoming submissions tackling issues central to development economics in African countries. Deadline 16 Sept 2022 csae.ox.ac.uk/csae-conferenc… @OxfordEconDept @BlavatnikSchool @gamblingondev @ophi_oxford @ODID_QEH @CGDev #MBRG

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WebMD @WebMD

4 years ago

A small clinical trial with 12 rectal cancer patients found remission in 100% of them, according to a new paper published in The New England Journal of Medicine. wb.md/3tjXSHI

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Kondwani Mwangulube @punditone

4 years ago

@CDinOT I could guess where🤣

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Linda L. Semu, PhD @LindaSemu

4 years ago

2022 Ira G. Zepp Distinguished Teaching Award laureate mcdaniel.edu/news/faculty-e…

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Kondwani Mwangulube @punditone

4 years ago

@LindaSemu Congratulations Prof

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Harvard Health @HarvardHealth

4 years ago

A long-term Swedish study looked at the effect of dairy fat on heart health. People who eat more dairy fat—plentiful in whole milk, yogurt, and cheese—may be less likely to develop #heart disease than people who eat smaller amounts of dairy: bit.ly/3sw69bq #HarvardHealth

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Adam Grant @AdamMGrant

4 years ago

At the root of our polarization problem is a deficit of intellectual humility. Too many people refuse to admit that they might be wrong. Diversity of thought opens minds. Intensity of conviction closes them. Knowing your knowledge is incomplete is a prerequisite for learning.