Inside the Township “Storm” Inside the Township “Storm”

Inside the Township “Storm‪”‬

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Description de l’éditeur

ABOUT THE BOOK STORM

This thought-provoking book is driven by the desire to inspire a new, forward-thinking breed of social and economic transformers that will not only reclaim and grow the economy, but transform the local population from being consumers into producers by means of simplifying and connecting the Fourth Industrial Revolution and township industrialization. It spares no rod as it points homeward to discuss and denounce some of the negative attributes which have led to particularly poor economic and social growth. We require a change in mind-set, as there is a need to outgrow the bad habits of reckless spending, jealousy, gossip, lack of township business support and the sense of entitlement.

INSIDE THE TOWNSHIP STORM

A further challenge is to those in positions of power, financial institutions, and the broader members of society to re-examine their influence and role in salvaging humankind from the jaws of crude economic and social hardship. The book employs the most interesting parables and metaphors to convey a message of hope and action. It explores ways of growing the local economy from the little that is left in our hands, because surviving the post-Covid-19 era and the subsequent socio-economic failures of our society calls for a new order-synthesis.

GENRE
Romans et littérature
SORTIE
2021
9 juin
LANGUE
EN
Anglais
LONGUEUR
127
Pages
ÉDITIONS
J.N. Mkhwanazi
DÉTAILS DU FOURNISSEUR
Draft2Digital, LLC
TAILLE
459,9
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