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The next steps -- engaging the state?
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Now that both the dust and the thoughts from SiliconCape have had a chance to settle, there is one message that has moved to the front of my mind: we can't do it without the state. As Helen Zille so…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Greg Eales Oct 17, 2009.
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Francis Omokhape oghuma left a comment for Pam Sykes"hi happy new year,havent contacted you this year"
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Greg Eales replied to Pam Sykes's discussion The next steps -- engaging the state?"I agree completely, however I don’t think many have considered the nature of the "silicon" industry. Digital people think digital ideas. Ideas flourish, and the funding of which comes from higher up the pyramid. Very seldom does the…"
Justin Stanford replied to Pam Sykes's discussion The next steps -- engaging the state?"Hi Pam,
I think this will definitely be something for the soon to be established community nominated committee and volunteers to address under the banner of the Silicon Cape Initiative.
Fortunately it seems some of our luminaries who attended on…"
Shana Kay replied to Pam Sykes's discussion The next steps -- engaging the state?"Hi Pam,
Firstly, thank you for saying what so many of us think, but don't say. I think we should act, do something for the greater good. Even if it is - as you say, just to get the conversation going. I vote for business with a purpose,…"
Pam Sykes posted a discussionThe next steps -- engaging the state?
Now that both the dust and the thoughts from SiliconCape have had a chance to settle, there is one message that has moved to the front of my mind: we can't do it without the state. As Helen Zille so very tellingly pointed out, the rules under which we live are a huge determinant of our success -- and it's the state who sets those rules.Just about every one of the major challenges and obstacles we discussed on Thursday -- from South Africa's failure to nurture and protect intellectual capital,…See More
Francis Omokhape oghuma left a comment for Pam Sykes"Hi pam,i cudnt make it down to capetown this time,but when i visit hope i get to meet with you."
Karin Chisholm left a comment for Pam Sykes"Hi Pam
Not sure if you remember me from CITI days. I'd like to keep in touch. Regards
Karin"
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- At 5:26 on March 3, 2010, Francis Omokhape oghuma said…
- hi happy new year,havent contacted you this year
- At 11:07 on November 6, 2009, Deon C. Louw said…
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- At 7:28 on October 13, 2009, Francis Omokhape oghuma said…
- Hi pam,i cudnt make it down to capetown this time,but when i visit hope i get to meet with you.
- At 11:35 on October 11, 2009, Karin Chisholm said…
- Hi Pam
Not sure if you remember me from CITI days. I'd like to keep in touch. Regards
Karin
- At 9:21 on September 18, 2009, Francis Omokhape oghuma said…
- Great ! would be excited to teach and inform you more about my country
- At 4:29 on September 18, 2009, Francis Omokhape oghuma said…
- Interesting ! i am currently based in johannesburg ! so i am considering visiting and learning and getting involved in the project.thanks.and ever visited nigeria?
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