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In Episode 474 of the Smart Buildings Academy Podcast, we delve deep into the intricacies of 100% outdoor air units (OAUs). For building automation professionals, mastering these systems is critical, especially in high-stakes environments like operating rooms, clean rooms, and data centers. Whether you're a seasoned technician or just starting your journey in HVAC controls, this episode unpacks the nuances that can make or break the performance of OAUs. Join us as we explore how to prevent common pitfalls and enhance system performance. You'll walk away with practical insights and a fresh perspective on state-based control strategies that could revolutionize your approach to HVAC systems. Key Topics Covered: The vital role of state-based control in HVAC troubleshooting and programming. Common issues with 100% outdoor air units in extreme weather conditions. The interplay between preheat, cooling, and reheat sequences. Ensuring safety and efficiency with damper status and static pressure controls. Humidity control strategies for maintaining precise environmental conditions. Dive into this episode to gain actionable knowledge on optimizing OAU performance and to hear insights that could transform how you approach control sequences.

Interview with Afolabi Babatunde, the founder of Black Boy Africa, in a fascinating discussion on travel and tourism in Nigeria. Afolabi shares his journey from the Department of Urban and Regional Planning at OAU to becoming a digital marketing professional at Orange Academy Lagos. He delves into his mission to enhance the Nigerian travel and tourism industry through creative engagement and unique experiences. Discover the inspiration behind Black Boy Africa's focus on creating tourism experiences around Africa, with a special emphasis on uncovering hidden gems in Lagos. Explore the evolution of African tourism over the past decade and the potential for growth in the industry. Join the conversation on the importance of maintenance culture in developing sustainable tourism and the role of cultural preservation in attracting visitors. Uncover the impact of popular culture, such as music and fashion, on promoting Nigerian heritage and identity. Don't miss this insightful discussion on the untapped potential of Nigerian tourism and the power of showcasing the country's rich cultural heritage to the world. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/youngcerebral/message

Democracy in Question? is brought to you by:• Central European University: CEU• The Albert Hirschman Centre on Democracy in Geneva: AHCD• The Podcast Company: scopeaudio Follow us on social media!• Central European University: @CEU• Albert Hirschman Centre on Democracy in Geneva: @AHDCentre Subscribe to the show. If you enjoyed what you listened to, you can support us by leaving a review and sharing our podcast in your networks!  GlossaryTigray War (03:21 or p.1 in the transcript)Between 2020 and 2022, Ethiopia fought a war with militants from its northernmost region of Tigray, then under the control of the Tigrayan People's Liberation Front (TPLF). The conflict was one of the deadliest in recent world history and drew international attention for a preponderance of alleged war crimes, human rights abuses, and ethnic cleansing in Tigray. The war formally ended in November 2022; Tigray was left in ruins, and its capital was turned over to the federal government. Due to the conflict, 5.1 million Ethiopians became internally displaced in 2021 alone, a record for the most people internally displaced in any country in any single year at the time. Thousands also fled to Sudan and other countries in the region. By the time the Pretoria peace agreement took effect, the Tigray War and its associated humanitarian disaster had killed approximately 600,000 people. In late 2022, humanitarian groups were permitted to meaningfully operate in Tigray for the first time since November 2020. source African Union(11:37 or p.4 in the transcript)African Union (AU), intergovernmental organization, was established in 2002, to promote unity and solidarity of African states, to spur economic development, and to promote international cooperation. The African Union (AU) replaced the Organization of African Unity (OAU). The AU's headquarters are in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The OAU was established on May 25, 1963, and its activities included diplomacy (especially in support of African liberation movements), mediation of boundary conflicts and regional and civil wars, and research in economics and communications. The OAU maintained the “Africa group” at the United Nations (UN) through which many of its efforts at international coordination were channeled. The OAU was instrumental in bringing about the joint cooperation of African states in the work of the Group of 77, which acts as a caucus of developing nations within the UN Conference on Trade and Development. In 2000, in a move spearheaded by Libyan leader Colonel Muammar al-Qaddafi, it was proposed that the OAU be replaced by a new body, the African Union. The African Union was to be more economic in nature, similar to the European Union, and would contain a central bank, a court of justice, and an all-Africa parliament. A Constitutive Act, which provided for the establishment of the African Union, was ratified by two-thirds of the OAU's members and came into force on May 26, 2001. After a transition period, the African Union replaced the OAU in July 2002. In 2004 the AU's Pan-African Parliament was inaugurated, and the organization agreed to create a peacekeeping force, the African Standby Force, of about 15,000 soldiers. source 

  Uduak Umana Odungidi discusses her journey as the founder of a leading food company and a side business academy. She has served over 10,000 customers within and outside Nigeria and holds an MB in business administration from OAU, a B.Sc. from the University of Uyo, and certification from the Nigerian Institute for Oil Palm, and Research in Benin. Uduak is an accomplished entrepreneur, aggressive marketer, and video expert who has created videos for 200+ entrepreneurs. She has helped thousands of businesses grow their brand visibility, influence, and sales using video. In 2023, she was named one of the 100 most aspiring women in Africa by Leading Ladies in Africa.Listen here...

On this week's episode of the podcast, I spoke with Femi Longe, the Cofounder of CCHub and founder of Pathfound. In this interview, he told me how his journey started as a member of AISEC in OAU and how this journey took him all the way to the Netherlands as Director for Africa Growth Network for AISEC. He told me the story of how he returned to Nigeria and later founded CCHub with Bosun Tijani and Tunji Eleso. We spoke about how joining a youth led organization can help young people discover themselves; we touched on how to partner with big organizations as a small organization; we also talked about how career counseling is important and should be a part of the curriculum of secondary education. This is no doubt a value-packed conversation. Listen!

Jaridani leo tunakuletea mada kwa kina na katika kuelekea siku ya walinda Amani duniani itakayoadhimishwa Mei 29 leo tunakupeleka Jamhuri ya Afrika ya Kati CAR kumulika jinsi mchango wa kusongesha maendeleo wa kikosi cha walindamani kutoka Tanzania TANBAT6 unavyopokelewa na wananchi wa taifa hilo. Pia tunakuletea habari kwa ufupi zikiwemo za masuala ya jinsia, biashara huru na haki za binadamu. Katika kujifunza kiswahili tutasikia maana ya methali “Aanguae huanguliwa.”Hii leo katika makao makuu ya Umoja wa Mataifa Katibu Mkuu wa umoja huo Antonio Guterres amemtangaza Kapteni Cecilia Erzuah kutoka Ghana kuwa mshindi wa tuzo ya kila mwaka ya Mchechemuzi wa Masuala ya jinsia kwenye operesheni za ulinzi wa amani za Umoja wa Mataifa. Leo ni siku ya Afrika ikiwa ni kumbukizi ya kuanzishwa kwa Umoja wa nchi huru za Afrika, OAU sasa Muungano wa Afrika (AU) tarehe 25 mwezi Mei mwaka 1963 ambapo Kamati ya Umoja wa Mataifa ya Biashara na Maendeleo, UNCTAD imesema eneo la biashara huru la Afrika, AfCFTA linatoa fursa ya kukuza biashara ya ndani barani humo.Na baada ya kuwa mtoro kwa zaidi ya miaka 20, hatimaye Fulgence Kayishema, mmoja wa watuhumiwa vinara waliokuwa wanasakwa zaidi kwa kuhusika na mauaji ya kimbari dhidi ya Watutsi nchini Rwanda, amekamatwa jana huko Paarl nchini Afrika Kusini kufuatia ushirikiano baina ya ofisi ya mwendesha mashtaka ya mfumo wa kimataifa wa kushughulikia mabaki ya kesi za mauaji ya kimbari, IRMCT na serikali ya Afrika Kusini.Katika kujifunza Kiswahili, mchambuzi wetu Dkt. Josephat Gitonga, kutoka Kenya ambaye ni mhadhiri katika Chuo Kikuu cha Nairobi kwenye kitivo cha tafsiri na ukalimani anatufafanulia methali isemayo “Aanguae huanguliwa.”Mwenyeji wako ni Anold Kayanda, Karibu!

President Cyril Ramaphosa will today deliver the keynote address at the national Africa Day celebrations at the Cradle of Humankind in Krugersdorp in the Westrand. Africa Day this year marks 60 years since the establishment of the Organisation of African Unity in 1963 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The OAU was inevitably disbanded on the 9th of July 2002 and replaced by the African Union, AU. With wars, migration, poverty, corruption, and political instability among some of the constant issues plaguing the continent, is Africa DAY still worth celebrating? To look into the essence of Africa Day Elvis Presslin spoke to Joseph Maniragena, a Senior Programmes Coordinator at African Monitor

This Episode is sponsored by AurumEunice Perfumes. Get 20% off your order when you use the promo code - TUNEBUSTERS. Resellers also get up to 35% off the original price. Contact them on WhatsApp - 07048042070https://wa.link/yimq0s In this episode, we sit down with G dave, a fast rising artiste from OAU to discuss being a label artist versus an independent artist. We explore the benefits and drawbacks of each path, as well as dive into GDave's latest single and his personal experiences in the music industry. Follow Gdave on Instagram - @gdaveofficial To join our WhatsApp group chat for music lovers/enthusiasts, click here or copy this link and paste it into your browser - https://chat.whatsapp.com/HY7qkBnDYO82XhhEUlt1CH Listen to Tunebusters on ⁠YouTube ⁠ : https://bit.ly/TunebustersYT You can get the Podcast for free anywhere you listen to Podcasts by using this link: https://bit.ly/tunebusters or simply ⁠Click here ⁠ Telling a friend about this would be the coolest thing ever, you can copy and send this link to them: https://bit.ly/tunebusters --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tunebusters/message

Democracy in Question? is brought to you by:• Central European University: CEU• The Albert Hirschman Centre on Democracy in Geneva: AHCD• The Podcast Company: Novel Follow us on social media!• Central European University: @CEU• Albert Hirschman Centre on Democracy in Geneva: @AHDCentreSubscribe to the show. If you enjoyed what you listened to, you can support us by leaving a review and sharing our podcast in your networks!  DiQ S6 EP4Ken Opalo on the Prospects of Democracy in AfricaGlossaryWhat is the African Union?(31:02 or p.8 in the transcript)African Union (AU), formerly (1963–2002) Organization of African Unity, is an intergovernmental organization, established in 2002, to promote unity and solidarity of African states, to spur economic development, and to promote international cooperation. The African Union (AU) replaced the Organization of African Unity (OAU). The AU's headquarters are in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The OAU was established on May 25, 1963, and its activities included diplomacy (especially in support of African liberation movements), mediation of boundary conflicts and regional and civil wars, and research in economics and communications. The OAU maintained the “Africa group” at the United Nations (UN) through which many of its efforts at international coordination were channeled. The OAU was instrumental in bringing about the joint cooperation of African states in the work of the Group of 77, which acts as a caucus of developing nations within the UN Conference on Trade and Development. The principal organ of the OAU was the annual assembly of heads of state and government. In 2000, in a move spearheaded by Libyan leader Colonel Muammar al-Qaddafi, it was proposed that the OAU be replaced by a new body, the African Union. The African Union was to be more economic in nature, similar to the European Union, and would contain a central bank, a court of justice, and an all-Africa parliament. A Constitutive Act, which provided for the establishment of the African Union, was ratified by two-thirds of the OAU's members and came into force on May 26, 2001. After a transition period, the African Union replaced the OAU in July 2002. In 2004 the AU's Pan-African Parliament was inaugurated, and the organization agreed to create a peacekeeping force, the African Standby Force, of about 15,000 soldiers. sourceWhat is the Sahel Crisis?(33:18 or p.9 in the transcript)The central Sahel region, which includes the countries of Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger, is facing one of the fastest growing displacement crises in the world. More than 2.7 million people have been forced to flee their homes and at least 13.4 million are in dire need of humanitarian assistance. People began fleeing the central Sahel region in 2011 after an outbreak of violence in Northern Mali. Poverty, unemployment, and the presence of armed groups in rural areas of Northern Mali all contributed to an increase in forced displacement. Armed groups have rapidly expanded, spreading violence to central parts of the country and to neighboring countries, such as Burkina Faso and Niger. As a result of the conflict, millions of families have been displaced across the region, including 650,000 people uprooted in 2019 alone. Approximately 1.8 million people have been internally displaced. In Burkina Faso, at least 1 million people – approximately 5 percent of the country's population- have fled violence inside the country in the past year, many seeking refuge in areas that are also affected by violence and poverty. Armed conflict, economic insecurity, and the adverse effects of climate change are some of the biggest challenges affecting the region. Indiscriminate attacks against civilians and public infrastructure – including schools and health facilities – have threatened the lives of millions of people and their livelihoods. The conflict has claimed more than 6,500 lives in the last year and threatens to leave at least 7.4 million people suffering from acute malnutrition. source

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As the African Union - AU - turned 20  this year, the debate about its effectiveness is back on the table once again. Established here in South Africa, in Durban, KwaZulu Natal, in 2002 with 53 African nations as members, the AU became the successor to the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), which had existed since 1963. While the OAU concentrated its efforts primarily on decolonization and the establishment of diplomatic relations between members, the AU was founded to advance the continent's economic development and entrench lasting peace. After 20 years has the African Union achieved these lofty goals? Sebenzile Nkambule spoke to Khabele Matlosa, former Director in the Department of Political Affairs at the African Union Commission in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and Professor Adekeye Adebajo,  a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Pretoria's Centre for the Advancement of Scholarship in South Africa

Minister in the Presidency Mondli Gungubele said on Wednesday that Africa Day is an opportunity to celebrate the socioeconomic achievements on the continent. Africa Day is commemorated every year to mark the founding of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) on May 25, 1963. The OAU was the predecessor of the the African Union (AU). This year's theme is ‘Strengthening Resilience in Nutrition and Food Security on the African Continent'. Gungubele said South Africa stood with its counterparts on the continent in addressing pertinent challenges such as nutrition. Gungubele said the challenge of malnutrition was concerning as it had significant consequences for African children, and it led to decreased social and economic development of nations. The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed the economic vulnerability of countries, including their health and food systems. “As part of the long-term vision set out in Agenda 2063, we must strive to fully realise the common aspiration of well-nourished citizens, with a particular emphasis on women and children,” said Gungubele. He acknowledged while more needed to be done on the continent, the AU had made important progress in two decades and had established itself as the premier organ of unity in Africa. He said everybody had a role to play to address key challenges on the continent.

The Federal Government met with the striking members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities and other unions. The meeting was chaired by the Chief of Staff to the President, Professor Ibrahim Gambari and was aimed at addressing the lingering industrial action by ASUU and other pressing issues of industrial actions in the tertiary institutions. Gambari reiterated the Federal Government's resolve to address the issues affecting the striking ASUU members. He made the appeal at the 19th National productivity day and conferment of the National Productivity Order of Merit award held on Thursday.

Last week, Annie dey trend for awa social media sake of sey Nigerians nor hail or appreciate the million dollar studio wey her husband, singer Tuface build for Obafemi Awolowo University ( OAU) De somtin vex Annie so tey she begin dey rant for her social media pages sey if na other people, Nigerians go dey praise dem. She also talk sey if to sey her husband give another woman belle, Tori people for carry am for everywhere- radio o, TV o and paper. But as e donate music studio for OAU, e nor trend.

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According to Sahara Reporters, a Closed Circuit Television installed at the Hilton Hotels and Resorts, Ile-Ife, Osun State has showed how a Master of Business Administration student of Obafemi Awolowo University, Timothy Oludare was killed.The report affirmed that the CCTV camera allegedly revealed how the owner of the hotel, Chief Rahmon Adedoyin, his son, Raheem, and Adedoyin's aide, Moshood, carried out the murder.This was revealed by Alhaji Oriyomi Hamzat, in a video posted on his Instagram page on Friday, Sahara Reporters reports.Oludare had lodged at the hotel when he came to write his examinations in OAU late last year before he was murder by the owner and staff of the facility.He revealed that there will soon be a court case on the matter.He amplified that among the four suspects, three had been declared wanted as it was only Adedoyin that was in the custody of the police.He said, “They entered his room at 12 midnight. We have seen the CCTV but the police have taken them away. It was revealed that they entered by 12:00am. Who are the suspects that killed Timothy? Moshood who is like a personal assistant to Adedoyin and an accomplice was involved as CCTV showed he entered, then Adedoyin entered, and Raheem, the son of Adedoyin and managing director of the hotel entered.“After some minutes, we saw that they went out of the room. As they went out, they wrapped Timothy's corpse with a hotel duvet, and tighten it with a rope. They then put it in a big carton and tighten it again with a rope. They put his body in the boot of a car and drove out.”Hamzat said as the police continued their investigation on the matter, the family will begin preparation for the burial of the deceased.Meanwhile, The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) is calling for transparency and justice, the union sounded “a note of warning to everyone involved in the investigation that NANS will stop at nothing to expose and fight anyone irrespective of how highly placed contemplating to pervert the cause of investigation or justice.”

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo on Saturday expressed optimism that young Nigerian graduates can provide solutions to the biggest challenges confronting the nation. The Vice President says while young Nigerians, particularly the OAU graduands, stood on the shoulders of great men and women before them, the onus is on their generation to “deal with the biggest issues that confront the world, and our nation.

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo on Saturday expressed optimism that young Nigerian graduates can provide solutions to the biggest challenges confronting the nation. The Vice President says while young Nigerians, particularly the OAU graduands, stood on the shoulders of great men and women before them, the onus is on their generation to “deal with the biggest issues that confront the world, and our nation.

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo on Saturday expressed optimism that young Nigerian graduates can provide solutions to the biggest challenges confronting the nation. The Vice President says while young Nigerians, particularly the OAU graduands, stood on the shoulders of great men and women before them, the onus is on their generation to “deal with the biggest issues that confront the world, and our nation.

Dr Kayode Ajulo, lawyer to the father of late Timothy Oludare, who died at Hilton Hotel, Ile-Ife, Osun has urged the Nigerian Police to declare Dr Rahman Adedoyin's son, Mr Raheem Adedoyin wanted over the murder. Raheem , the fugitive son of the owner of Hiltons Hotels and Resorts, Ile-Ife arranged how OAU post-graduate student Timothy Adegoke's corpse was evacuated and thrown into the bush.Ajulo in a statement on Thursday, in Abuja said Adedoyin's son should be declared wanted for his alleged ignominious and gruesome acts in the murder case.He said it was curious the intriguing statement made by the Osun State Commissioner of Police, wherein Dr Adedoyin's son was identified as the one who dumped the corpse of the late Adegoke in the bush.“Considering the circumstances of the murder of Oludare, the law enforcement agency ought to exert energy in arresting Adedoyin, who is allegedly at large.“Now that the Police know so much, it is time to start asking more questions: Why has Raheem Adedoyin not been declared wanted and an intelligence team churned out to arrest him?“Why would the hoteliers broke into the Late Timothy Adegoke's room on the first night when he actually paid for two nights at the hotel?“Why have not the suspects been charged before a Court of Competent record as prescribed by the Constitution,” he asked.

On this episode of the Dailies, the following stories were brought to you from the major newspapers to keep you abreast of the latest happening across the nation, and some of these these stories incisively treated by our seasoned analyst: · Not all governors against direct primary- Senate President · APC govs clash over direct primaries, Bello, Sule exchange words · Senate Uncovers N16bn Illegally Stuck In 2022 Environment Budget · Killing of citizens on Abuja-Kaduna express way by bandits, national shame- ACF · Buhari okays Febuary for APC convention · Veteran actor, Babasuwe dies at 63 · Absence Of Yoruba Interpreter Stalls Arraignment Of Igboho's Aides · WASSCE: 81.7% Pass In Five Mandatory Subjects, WAEC Increases Exam Fee To N18,000 · OUTH completes autopsy on OAU student Timothy Adegoke · ENDSARS report: Hold govt responsible if anything happens to me ― Adegboruwa, SAN These and many more stories

On this episode of the Dailies, the following stories were brought to you from the major newspapers to keep you abreast of the latest happening across the nation, and some of these these stories incisively treated by our seasoned analyst: · INEC awaits president's action on electoral acts · APC Governors meet on direct primaries · ACF chieftain urges Buhari to sign bill. · Malami, DSS: El-Zakzaky's passport not in our custody · Nigerians stranded abroad over expired passport. · N19.3bn saga: Kogi alleges EFCC doing hatchet job, issues 48-hour ultimatum · IPOB: Carry out your normal activities, Ohanaeze tells transporters, others · Lagos approves 135 private hospitals for COVID-19 vaccination, okays N6,000 fee · Oyo predicts influx of investors, readies IPP December 2022 · OAU student: Family demands participation as autopsy holds today These and more stories…

On this episode of our Yoruba news, the following stories were dished: · Ekiti 2022: Rumpus in Fayemi's cabinet over alleged endorsement of SSG · Pantami's presidential bid posters, handiwork of minister's detractors – Aide · Osinbajo distances self from 2023 campaign office · 90 ships seized by EFCC rot away in Lagos, others · Yoruba monarchs , elders must talk to Buhari to release Sunday Igboho- Oluwo · FG rehabilitates 15,000 terrorists, 366 soldiers, policemen killed in two years · Bisi Akande bags doctoral · Abiodun meets with Federal Controller of Works over incessant road accidents · OAU postgraduate student's autopsy holds today · Monday's sit-at-home no longer tenable –Ohanaeze These and many more stories…

The Osun State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Olawale Olokode, on Wednesday disclosed that the founder of Oduduwa University and Ife Prince, Dr Rahmon Adedoyin, has been arrested in connection with the mystery death of a masters degree student of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) Ile Ife, Timothy Adegoke.The Command's spokesperson, Mr. Yemisi Opalola, in a statement said Prince Adedoyin is also the chairman of Hilton Hotels and Resorts, Ile-Ife, where the deceased was said to have lodged upon his arrival from Abuja.According to him, the suspect was arrested in connection with the death of the OAU student who came from Abuja to sit for his examination at the OAU Distance Learning Centre, Moro, Osun State.“In addition to the six suspects earlier arrested, the chairman of Hilton Hotels and Resorts, Ile-Ife, Dr Ramon Adegoke Atobatele Adedoyin was also arrested on 15th November 2021.“He is currently in Police detention, undergoing interrogation in connection with the case while awaiting the autopsy report from the hospital,” the statement added.The police commended the university's management and family of the deceased for giving a chance to investigate the matter, promising that justice will be served.It urged the public to continue to support the police and allow the security to conclude the ongoing investigation.It will be recalled that late Timothy Adegoke Oludare, a Chartered Accountant from Eruwa, Oyo State, was declared missing penultimate week since he checked in at the hotel owned by Prince Adedoyin on Friday, November 5 preceding his examinations scheduled for Saturday, November 6 and Sunday, November 7.Oludare was noticed missing when his wife could not reach him on the phone. Meanwhile, he had earlier contacted his wife to inform her that he was staying in a hotel.Following a police investigation, money paid by Oludare for lodging was traced to one Adedeji Tobiloba Adesola, who works in the hotel.Sources, however, alleged that Prince Adedoyin and some of his workers initially denied that Oludare was at the hotel.Meanwhile, late Oludare, who was also a Director of Finance of a private firm, FJJ Company, was said to be frequented Ile-Ife between October 22 to October 24; October 29 to October 31; and November 5 to November 7, 2021 to take his MBA exams at the Obafemi Awolowo University and he had been consecutively lodging at Hilton Hotels and Resorts.“On Friday, November 5th, 2021, Adegoke Timothy Oludare contacted his wife (in Abuja) that he had arrived Ile-Ife and had lodged at an undisclosed hotel,” the deceased's brother was quoted.“The following morning, her wife was calling Adegoke Oludare's phone line to extend morning greeting but the line kept ringing with no one picking up the call. The line was ringing throughout the day (Saturday 6th, 2021).“Adegoke's wife contacted relatives and the family immediately sent a delegation to the examination centre of the OAU to confirm whether their son was in the examination hall. The examination coordinator checked the attendance for Saturday and Sunday (6th and 7th November) and they discovered that Adegoke Timothy Oludare did not come to take the exams.“OAU Management and relatives proceeded to the police station to report the matter and investigation began. In the effort of the OAU Management, the chairman of the hoteliers' association was contacted to reach out to hotels whether Adegoke Oludare lodged in any of the hotels but no positive response was received.“On Wednesday, November 10th, 2021, wife of Adegoke Timothy Oludare discovered the receipt of the hotel in which her husband lodged the penultimate weekend to November 5th, 2021. The name of this Hotel was Hilton Hotels and Resorts.“The investigation panel proceeded to Hilton to enquire whether Adegoke Oludare lodged again in the penultimate weekend which was 5th November 2021. They met the proprietor of this hotel (Chief Rahman Adegoke Adedoyin) but they denied that Adegoke Timothy Oludare lodged at their hotel.“On Thursday 11 November 2021, investigation revealed that Adegoke Timothy Oludare transferred the sum of N37,000 from his account to a lady whose name is Adedeji Tobiloba Adesola and the details of the transfer showed that the transaction took place on Friday, 5th November 2021 that Adegoke Oludare's wife claimed that her husband reported to have lodged at a hotel in Ile Ife.”“Upon tracking the phone number on the said account, it was discovered that the owner of that number was at that moment at the Hilton Hotels and Resorts owned by Rahman Adedoyin. Police proceeded to the venue and Adedeji Tobiloba Adesola was fished out to be a staffer of the said hotel.When Adesola was apprehended, she confessed to have allocated Room 35 of Hilton Hotels and Resorts to Oludare the same Friday. She was arrested and whisked to the Police headquarters in Osogbo.On November 12, 2021, her confession led to the arrest of 6 other suspects by the police including a self-acclaimed Alfa (Islamic cleric) who claimed to have left Ile-Ife for Ejigbo on the same Friday Oludare was said to have disappeared.Before the Alfa's confession, police tracking had shown that Oludare's phone was moved from Ile-Ife to Ejigbo between 5 and 6 November, 2021.Meanwhile, on November 13, Adedoyin was alleged to have mobilised three top lawyers to Osogbo in order to pervert the investigation process.But he could not have his way until his arrest by the Police.Meanwhike, Ramon Adedoyin, has denied involvement in the death of Timothy Adegoke. “I appeal to everyone to be patient and allow police to do their work and thorough investigation. He said.

Kenraali Moussa Traoren valtakausi Malissa kesti 23 vuotta. Hän otti paikkansa historiankirjoissa sotilasvallankaappauksella vuonna 1968. Traoren johtama ”Vapautuksen sotilaskomitea” heitti edellisen presidentin marxilaiset visiot romukoppaan ja nousi siten lännen suosioon. Länttä ei tuntunut haittaavan, että Traore heitti myös poliittisia vastustajia Saharassa sijainneeseen vankilaan, jossa luonnonolosuhteet hoitivat tappamisen. Traoren järjesti näennäiset presidentinvaalit vuonna 1979, jotka hän voitti 99 prosentin äänimäärällä. Traoren presidenttikautta leimasivat kovat otteet. Amnesty Internationalin raportti kertoo, että poliittisista syistä Traoren Malissa pahoinpideltiin, pidätettiin ja kidutettiin. Esimerkiksi maaliskuussa 1980 noin kolmesataa koululaista ja opiskelijaa pidätettiin pääkaupungissa Bamakossa ja heidät vietiin sotilasleireihin. Pidätetyt riisuttiin, heitä lyötiin patukoin, kepein ja ruoskin. Jotkut sidottiin käsistään ja jaloistaan, ja heidät jätettiin aurinkoon pitkiksi ajoiksi. Näitä keinoja käyttivät Malin kolme suurinta turvallisuusjoukkojen yksikköä: poliisi, santarmijoukot ja armeija. Ulospäin näytti, että presidentti Moussa Traoren Malin maassa asiat olivat hyvin, joten hänet valittiin vuonna 1988 Afrikan yhtenäisyysjärjestön OAU:n puheenjohtajaksi. Pesti on ollut hieno tunnustus monelle paljon aikaansaaneelle afikkalaiselle diktaattorille, kertoo kirjailija ja filosofi Leif Sundström. Toimittajana Raimo Tyykiluoto.

On this latest episode GSL and Coach Tim talk OAU golf with the University of Guelph Gryphons and we look back on some of the big take-aways from another season filled with learning, transcendence and the occasional 7 iron in the trees! As always brought to you by JWApparelinc.com and TaylorMade Golf.

Well a brief intro about me and what happened in OAU. Nigeria celebrated her 61st independence, is it worth celebrating? Don't forget to share and enjoy.

Gov Akeredolu signs judicial and legislative bills, OAU sacks lecturer over sexual harassment, Deputy Provost's children, NBC Director, and daughter abducted in separate attacks as gunmen kill three in Katsina abduct 18 others in Kaduna, Ministry of Trade and Investment inaugurates PIA review commitee etc.

This is episode 25 and we’re focusing on the second half of 1976. Last episode we heard about the Cold War machinations which had led to Cuba and Russian coming to the assistance of the MPLA in Angola. We also heard about the deployment of black troops inside the SADF for the first time and how South Africa was rearming itself as its defence equipment was out of date. 32 Battalion had been deployed to the cutline at the border and was highly active, as were SWAPO’s PLAN insurgents. Meanwhile the diplomatic storm that had broken over South Africa’s invasion of Angola continued to rage with the OAU breaking its own membership rules to accept the MPLA in as the official and yet unelected government of Angola. ON the security front South Africa was in a terrible situation. In June 1976 the Soweto Uprising shook the Pretoria government with both its ferocity and its unique character. For the first time black youth living in the township to the south west of Johannesburg decided enough was enough and went on the rampage in what was an historic event as they rose up against the apartheid government. Watching all of this was the International Community which was to increase sanctions on Pretoria shortly. While a full arms embargo had still not been enforced -that was only to follow in 1977, Pretoria had effectively entered pariah status already and most nations were already loathe to sell weapons of any sort to security forces who were being photographed shooting teenagers in the streets. After Operation Savannah the government forbade the SADF to cross the border into Angola as it tried to reset relations with neutral African countries – most of whom had been shocked by the extent of the SADF’s invasion – all the way to the edge of the capital Luanda. That frightened Zambia for example which was tinkering with support for the ANC and other liberation movements.

This is episode 25 and we’re focusing on the second half of 1976. Last episode we heard about the Cold War machinations which had led to Cuba and Russian coming to the assistance of the MPLA in Angola. We also heard about the deployment of black troops inside the SADF for the first time and how South Africa was rearming itself as its defence equipment was out of date. 32 Battalion had been deployed to the cutline at the border and was highly active, as were SWAPO’s PLAN insurgents. Meanwhile the diplomatic storm that had broken over South Africa’s invasion of Angola continued to rage with the OAU breaking its own membership rules to accept the MPLA in as the official and yet unelected government of Angola. ON the security front South Africa was in a terrible situation. In June 1976 the Soweto Uprising shook the Pretoria government with both its ferocity and its unique character. For the first time black youth living in the township to the south west of Johannesburg decided enough was enough and went on the rampage in what was an historic event as they rose up against the apartheid government. Watching all of this was the International Community which was to increase sanctions on Pretoria shortly. While a full arms embargo had still not been enforced -that was only to follow in 1977, Pretoria had effectively entered pariah status already and most nations were already loathe to sell weapons of any sort to security forces who were being photographed shooting teenagers in the streets. After Operation Savannah the government forbade the SADF to cross the border into Angola as it tried to reset relations with neutral African countries – most of whom had been shocked by the extent of the SADF’s invasion – all the way to the edge of the capital Luanda. That frightened Zambia for example which was tinkering with support for the ANC and other liberation movements.

This is episode 22 and we’re looking at the end of Operation Savannah which was winding down by early January 1976. We have dealt with various Battle Groups setup by the South Africans as they sought to secure southern Angola – including Foxbat and last week, Orange which had experienced a major battle south of Quibala. A fourth battle group called X-Ray led by Commandant SWJ Kotze had been formed in early December 1975 and was tasked with securing the important Benguela railway line. Unita leader Jonas Savimbi had asked SADF commanders to help him control this line which was crucial in order to deliver Congo commodities to the coastal ports. IF he controlled the railway then the MPLA in Luanda would find their income severely curtailed and would also be a propaganda coup. X-Ray was comprised of a Unita company along with an armoured car group and an artillery section and faced Fapla at a battle at Luso on the 9th December. The MPLA armed wing lost over 250 men to the South Africans at Luso, along with a substantial amount of equipment including heavy weapons which were duly handed over to Unita after three days of fighting. The OAU postponed its emergency meeting once more – to the 18th January. But between Christmas and mid-January there would be a few more engagements and something that the SADF HQ called the Day of Disaster was imminent. That was the 4th January 1976 SADF anti-aircraft gunners stationed in central Angola near Mussende spotted what they thought was an enemy helicopter. So far their attempts at shooting down enemy aircraft had failed but this time they would succeed. The only problem was it was a SA Air Force Aérospatiale SA 330C Puma Helicoptern from 19 Squadron that was flying Staff Officers between Mussende & Carriango.

This is episode 22 and we’re looking at the end of Operation Savannah which was winding down by early January 1976. We have dealt with various Battle Groups setup by the South Africans as they sought to secure southern Angola – including Foxbat and last week, Orange which had experienced a major battle south of Quibala. A fourth battle group called X-Ray led by Commandant SWJ Kotze had been formed in early December 1975 and was tasked with securing the important Benguela railway line. Unita leader Jonas Savimbi had asked SADF commanders to help him control this line which was crucial in order to deliver Congo commodities to the coastal ports. IF he controlled the railway then the MPLA in Luanda would find their income severely curtailed and would also be a propaganda coup. X-Ray was comprised of a Unita company along with an armoured car group and an artillery section and faced Fapla at a battle at Luso on the 9th December. The MPLA armed wing lost over 250 men to the South Africans at Luso, along with a substantial amount of equipment including heavy weapons which were duly handed over to Unita after three days of fighting. The OAU postponed its emergency meeting once more – to the 18th January. But between Christmas and mid-January there would be a few more engagements and something that the SADF HQ called the Day of Disaster was imminent. That was the 4th January 1976 SADF anti-aircraft gunners stationed in central Angola near Mussende spotted what they thought was an enemy helicopter. So far their attempts at shooting down enemy aircraft had failed but this time they would succeed. The only problem was it was a SA Air Force Aérospatiale SA 330C Puma Helicoptern from 19 Squadron that was flying Staff Officers between Mussende & Carriango.

本期节目中所提及的主播梵一如（本名：黄立俊）译著《平成史》已在各大购书平台上架。如果希望得到to签本，请微信搜索ID：we_love_sh_podcast 了解详情。同时也可以通过该微信号加入《东亚观察局》听众交流群，欢迎您参与互动。 PS：本期节目中提及的主播沙青青的著作《暴走军国》也可在各大购书平台下单购买。 【聊天的人】 梵一如（微博@梵叔·番薯·梵一如） 沙青青，上海图书馆历史文献中心副主任（豆瓣ID：BBpanda） 杨一，播客《去现场》主播（微博@杨一1） 【时间轴】 05:50 周刊记者出身的历史记录大家保阪正康 09:40 天皇在日本社会的特殊存在感 15:00 媒体派与学院派的写作规范与影响 19:00 吴座勇人的成名打破日本学术圈风气 24:00 “non-fiction”被翻成非虚构写作是否合适 27:35 敢于下标题的《平成史》适合哪些人阅读 33:00 中日和欧美不同的新闻写作习惯 36:50 中日的出镜记者只讲事实不给观点 40:00 “文春炮”为代表的日本周刊记者 43:45 美国记者与权力勾联的情况也很突出 45:30 文春逐渐成为发挥监督作用的唯一堡垒 48:15 保阪正康与半藤一利资格老到难以质疑 52:55 日本年轻媒体人相较之下简直“战五渣” 55:30 《应仁之乱》《叫魂》《万历十五年》 58:40 沙青青写作《暴走军国》时的问题意识 【音乐】 News & Politics （BoBi-Music） Where have you gone - OAU（映画『新聞記者』主題歌） 【logo设计】五颜六色的大亮哥 【剪辑&混音】Bright 【制作总监】王若弛 【收听方式】 推荐您使用Apple播客、Spotify、小宇宙App或任意安卓播客客户端订阅收听《东亚观察局》，也可通过网易云音乐、喜马拉雅、蜻蜓FM、荔枝FM收听。 【互动方式】 微博@播客一下 微信公众号：播客一下 联系方式：contact@justpod.fm

本期节目中所提及的主播梵一如（本名：黄立俊）译著《平成史》已在各大购书平台上架。如果希望得到to签本，请微信搜索ID：we_love_sh_podcast 了解详情。同时也可以通过该微信号加入《东亚观察局》听众交流群，欢迎您参与互动。 PS：本期节目中提及的主播沙青青的著作《暴走军国》也可在各大购书平台下单购买。 【聊天的人】 梵一如（微博@梵叔·番薯·梵一如） 沙青青，上海图书馆历史文献中心副主任（豆瓣ID：BBpanda） 杨一，播客《去现场》主播（微博@杨一1） 【时间轴】 05:50 周刊记者出身的历史记录大家保阪正康 09:40 天皇在日本社会的特殊存在感 15:00 媒体派与学院派的写作规范与影响 19:00 吴座勇人的成名打破日本学术圈风气 24:00 “non-fiction”被翻成非虚构写作是否合适 27:35 敢于下标题的《平成史》适合哪些人阅读 33:00 中日和欧美不同的新闻写作习惯 36:50 中日的出镜记者只讲事实不给观点 40:00 “文春炮”为代表的日本周刊记者 43:45 美国记者与权力勾联的情况也很突出 45:30 文春逐渐成为发挥监督作用的唯一堡垒 48:15 保阪正康与半藤一利资格老到难以质疑 52:55 日本年轻媒体人相较之下简直“战五渣” 55:30 《应仁之乱》《叫魂》《万历十五年》 58:40 沙青青写作《暴走军国》时的问题意识 【音乐】 News & Politics （BoBi-Music） Where have you gone - OAU（映画『新聞記者』主題歌） 【logo设计】五颜六色的大亮哥 【剪辑&混音】Bright 【制作总监】王若弛 【收听方式】 推荐您使用Apple播客、Spotify、小宇宙App或任意安卓播客客户端订阅收听《东亚观察局》，也可通过网易云音乐、喜马拉雅、蜻蜓FM、荔枝FM收听。 【互动方式】 微博@播客一下 微信公众号：播客一下 联系方式：contact@justpod.fm

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Ncheta Mmalite Nzukọ OAU (AU formerly OAU 58th Anniversary) May 30 2020 Ọgbakọ Afrịka n'Uju (OAU) nwere nzụkọ nke mbu ha ka ọnwa Me mere ụbọchị nke iri abụọ na ise n'arọ 1963. Ya bụ ọghakọ megharị aha ha ka bụrụ Afrịkan Yuniọnụ (African Union). Ajụjụ bụrụ, AU ozuru ka eme? Why are the leaders of African nations meeting if the reality on the ground does not match the stated objectives of the union? Or is it that we expect too much too fast?

Channel Africa — * South African President Cyril Ramaphosa says the whole country will move to Alert Level Three from next Monday. The president says this will allow for the further opening of the economy while government continues to contain the spread of the Coronavirus. * Zimbabweans are pondering on the possible loss of tradition and cultural values and norms owing to the COVID-19 health requirements. While today the continent is commemorating Africa Day, which came into being following the formation of the Organisation of the African Unity, OAU and later African Union, AU, the world is changing owing to the pandemic. * The future of Medical Aid Schemes in South Africa post the COVID-19 pandemic hangs in the balance

STAV: primitivní industrializace, minimální průmyslová základna, chaotické kořistění surovinového bohatství - přírodního (kaučuk, dřevo), surovinového (ropa, diamanty) - ekologické katastrofy, nízká konkurenceschopnost, nestabilní režimy, časté puče Válečné konflikty v Africe: války o surovinové zdroje - Angola - ropa a diamanty (Lidové hnutí za osvobození Angoly S x Unita J, Sierra Leone - diamanty, Súdán - ropné zdroje (mezi křesťanským jihem a muslimským severem), Nigérie - ropa - Republika Biafra, Spory o hranice - Somálsko x Keňa, Súdán x Egypt, Lybie x Čad, Etiopie x Somálsko, Spory o území Etiopie x Eritrea, Maroko x Alžírsko (o Západní Saharu), Náboženské a etnické konflikty - genocida umírněných Tutsijů a Hutů radikálními Tutsiji, Burundi - Zpočátku Tutsijové vyvražďují Huty, posléze naopak, Klanové a rasové konflikty - Zimbabwe - občanská válka v Rhodésii (dnešní Zimbabwe) - černošská většina x bělošská menšina, nakonec dohoda v Lancsster House - zdárné odzbrojení, Uganda - 5 království, těžké sjednotit - Sjednocení diktaturou - Adi Amin, SNAHY O SPOLUPRÁCI Organizace Africké jednoty (OAU) - sdružuje osvobozené státy bez koloniální nadvlády - 1963 Addis Abeba, zánik 2002 (v organizaci již téměř všechny africké státy), Hnutí nezúčastněných (neangažovaných) - celá Afrika kromě Západní Sahary a Jižního Súdánu, ECOWAS - hospodářské společenství západoafrických států - Senegal, Gambie, Guinea-Bissau, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Libérie, Pobřeží slonoviny, Ghana, Mali, Burkina Faso, Togo, Benin, Nigérie, Niger LAS (Liga arabských států) - vojenská spolupráce - S Afrika (Mauretanie, Maroko, Alžír, Tunis, Lybie, Egypt, Súdán, Džibutsko, Somálsko + celý arabský poloostrov kromě Izraele - Saúdská arábie, Jemen, Oman, Spojené arabské emiráty, Badrain, Katar, Kuwait, Palestina, Jordánsko, Irák, Sýrská účast r 2011 odložena ARABSKÉ JARO 2011 - Tunisko - 1. Protesty 2010 sebevražda upálením prodavače Muhammada Buazízího - důvod: více jak 70% nezaměstnaných ve věku 15 - 27 let, omezení internetu, prezident Zine El Abidine ben Ali ve funkci 1987 - 2011, uprchl do Saúdské arábie, nový prezident Moncef Marzouki, Egypt - 1/2011 Káhira - demonstrace proti korupci a chudobě, 2/2011 odstupuje prezident Mubarak (ve funkci 1981 - 2011) - vládu předává armádě 6/2011 Mubarak za své nepřítomnosti odsouzen na doživotí, Maroko - 2/2011 demonstrace v Rabatu - požadavky: reformy, nová ústava, 7/2011 Muhammad V (po Muhammadu V ben Júsaf), vítězství v referendu o reformě vlády - nedochází ke změně vlády, Lybie - 2/2011 demonstrace x vládě Muammara Kaddáfího 1969 - 2011 - reaguje na demonstrace střílením - mobilizace armády, proti civilistům nasazuje i letadla - obviněn ze zločinů proti lidskosti, stíhán OSN, 10/2011 dopaden povstalci, zlynčován a zastřelen- vítězství rebelů, nicméně obyvatelstvo ozbrojeno => mnoho menších konfliktů

Korede and Simi holds her first 360 pod session of 2020 with one of OAU's finest rapper, Genesys. The session had an interesting conversation on the rap movement in OAU and Nigeria as a whole. Genesys gives an interesting back scene process of his forthcoming joint EP with his goons. Enjoy!!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/360popculture/support

Our regular host dakazu is away this week so it’s up to darfox8, Seamus, and Morgana to do a One Shot on Fumi Yoshinaga’s All My Darling Daughters Remember to send us emails! mangamachinations@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter! @mangamacpodcast Check out our new website! https://mangamachinations.com Check out our tumblr! http://mangamachinations.tumblr.com Join our Discord server and come talk to us! http://discord.me/mangamac Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Intro Song: "Kaerimichi" ("The Way Back Home") by OAU from What Did You Eat Yesterday Live Action Drama Opening, Introductions. 00:03:00 - Listener E-Mails! Conversations about Japan, Book Store/Comic Shop Retail, Speculator Markets. 00:17:13 - Whatchu Been Reading: Transition Song Yu Yu Hakusho OST “Kuwabara’s Theme”, Seamus talks about Outdoors by Yuichi Yokoyama. 00:23:26 - darfox8 talks about Tom King’s Mister Miracle. 00:49:44 - Main Seg- oops News!: New Licenses from Viz! Maison Ikkoku, Ping Pong, Mujirushi: The Signs of Dreams 01:02:08 - Funimation is localizing the Yu Yu Hakuso OVAs. 01:10:19 - Main Segment One Shot: All My Darling Daughters by Fumi Yoshinaga, Transition Song "i o you" by Friends from What Did You Eat Yesterday Live Action Drama Ending, the crew gives their experience and familiarity with Fumi Yoshinaga. 01:21:00 - We describe the anthology set up of the series and attempt to find connective themes between the story. 01:42:15 - We dive deep into the last chapter and Morgana gets personal with her own experiences. 02:01:36 - Social Media Rundown and Goodbyes, Sign Off Song, “Day Dream Generation” from Yu Yu Hakusho OST

Have you ever wondered how to control an RTU or AHU using your BAS? What comes first? What do you need to know?  In this episode, we walk through how to control airside systems and discuss the nuances associated with controlling RTU's, 100% OAU, and MA SP AHU's.

Episode 24: Faculty Discuss the Online Academic Unit   In July 2018, a panel made up of campus and systems office representatives presented recommendations to the College’s Executive Council and Cabinet related to work done as a part of the hubs. The Executive Council and Cabinet endorsed the team’s recommendations - agreeing that in order to improve student success and the effectiveness of Ivy Tech’s online course delivery a wider team of people needed to do further study of online courses and make recommendations for how to proceed.  That work began in earnest in August of 2018 under the name “Online Academic Unit.” In today’s episode we talk with four faculty directly engaged with the Online Academic Unit work to hear their perspectives on the work.   Call To Action Review the OAU Mission, Vision, and Objectives as well as the Alpha Implementation Information (see below).  Ask questions if you have them, either to your campus representative(s) on the OAU, one of our guests or Kara and Matthew.   Get In Touch! You can reach out to our panel: Claire Maxson Sarah Shepler Kevin Smith Justin Suer You can connect with Kara Monroe on twitter @KNMTweets You can connect with Anne Valentine on twitter @indypenny Episode producer for this episode - Matthew Pittman Reach out with show ideas, comments, or questions via twitter or at our email address - ourcollegeyourvoices@ivytech.edu. Leave us a voice mail at 317-572-5049. Respond to the Call for Action, ask a question, give a shout out to a colleague, or an episode suggestion. Check out show notes, listen to past episodes, and get instructions on how to access the podcast on our website at http://www.ivytech.edu/podcast. Thanks as always to Jen Edds at The Brassy Broadcasting Company. Jen provides our theme music, recording, and post production services.   Online Academic UnitAlpha Project Overview As part of our hub analysis work we looked at the distance education system for the college.  That analysis work took 7 months and included 48 campus faculty and staff and 21 systems office staff.  The team developed a series of recommendations which would change the way we operate in regards to online courses and believed it to be appropriate to vet the recommendations with the Vice Chancellors for Academic Affairs, Chancellors, and the President’s Cabinet members.  We scheduled a special session on July 31 where the hub team presented their recommendations. Following the presentation, we engaged participants in a facilitated discussion around what they liked about the recommendation, what opportunities they noticed, and a lengthy discussion on benefits and challenges of this new proposed model. The recommendation that the team brought forward is to create an Online Academic Unit.  This unit would create a new academic department that is responsible for the scheduling, development, and delivery of all online courses at Ivy Tech.  This new model will allow us to consolidate online course support to a single statewide unit. This consolidation will allow all students, faculty, and staff to receive the same level of support regarding course development and course delivery. In that July 31 meeting, the recommendations were accepted and the group determined that the project should be moved into a second analysis phase rather than implementation. Since late August of 2018 eleven teams plus a steering committee have been engaged in a large scale restructure project as we consider the hub team recommendations and develop the Online Academic Unit. The project has been moving at a consistent pace and we intend to have portions of it moved into implementation by Fall of 2019 – that is what we want to update you on today.  This is an alpha implementation of the Online Academic Unit which will allow a smaller group of students, faculty and staff to experience this model and to provide direct input and feedback on the model. This alpha phase will launch in Fall of 2019. Programmatic Models Ivy Tech has sixteen programs approved for distance delivery.  Of these, two are approved only for distance delivery. These are MPRO (Manufacturing, Production, and Operations) and LIBR (Library Technical Assistant). Both years one and two of the programmatic courses of these two programs will begin operating within the Online Academic Unit model. Additionally, many of the programs in the School of IT are currently offered online. Program courses in the 2019-2020 first semester sequence of these programs will begin operating within the Online Academic Unit model. Only the additional liberal arts/general education courses described below under course based models will transition to the Online Academic Unit for the alpha launch in Fall 2019. Course Based Models Ivy Tech’s model for online delivery has long emphasized courses over programs. Therefore, beginning to transition courses into this model on an individual basis has historical logic. This model also aligns with the College’s role as a provider for the iCAP initiative. The college will move all courses currently approved for delivery under the iCAP model, with the exception of ENGL 111, to the Online Academic Unit for the alpha launch in Fall 2019. The specific courses in the iCAP model are currently being updated, but at this time the courses this will impact are BIOL 101, COMM 101, HUMA 118, MATH 136, POLS 101, SDEV 120.

Staff Discuss the Online Academic Unit   In July 2018, a panel made up of campus and systems office representatives presented recommendations to the College’s Executive Council and Cabinet related to work done as a part of the hubs. The Executive Council and Cabinet endorsed the team’s recommendations - agreeing that in order to improve student success and the effectiveness of Ivy Tech’s online course delivery a wider team of people needed to do further study of online courses and make recommendations for how to proceed.  That work began in earnest in August of 2018 under the name “Online Academic Unit.” In today’s episode we talk with five staff members directly engaged with the Online Academic Unit work to hear their perspectives on the work.   Call To Action Review the OAU Mission, Vision, and Objectives as well as the Alpha Implementation Information (see below).  Ask questions if you have them, either to your campus representative(s) on the OAU, one of our guests or Kara and Matthew.   Get In Touch! You can reach out to our panel: Stephanie Amos Tim Kish Kristen Moreland Matthew Pittman Sara Proffitt You can connect with Kara Monroe on twitter @KNMTweets You can connect with Anne Valentine on twitter @indypenny Episode producer for this episode - Matthew Pittman Reach out with show ideas, comments, or questions via twitter or at our email address - ourcollegeyourvoices@ivytech.edu. Leave us a voice mail at 317-572-5049. Respond to the Call for Action, ask a question, give a shout out to a colleague, or an episode suggestion. Check out show notes, listen to past episodes, and get instructions on how to access the podcast on our website at http://www.ivytech.edu/podcast. Thanks as always to Jen Edds at The Brassy Broadcasting Company. Jen provides our theme music, recording, and post production services.   Online Academic UnitAlpha Project Overview As part of our hub analysis work we looked at the distance education system for the college.  That analysis work took 7 months and included 48 campus faculty and staff and 21 systems office staff.  The team developed a series of recommendations which would change the way we operate in regards to online courses and believed it to be appropriate to vet the recommendations with the Vice Chancellors for Academic Affairs, Chancellors, and the President’s Cabinet members.  We scheduled a special session on July 31 where the hub team presented their recommendations. Following the presentation we engaged participants in a facilitated discussion around what they liked about the recommendation, what opportunities they noticed, and a lengthy discussion on benefits and challenges of this new proposed model. The recommendation that the team brought forward is to create an Online Academic Unit.  This unit would create a new academic department that is responsible for the scheduling, development, and delivery of all online courses at Ivy Tech.  This new model will allow us to consolidate online course support to a single statewide unit. This consolidation will allow all students, faculty, and staff to receive the same level of support regarding course development and course delivery. In that July 31 meeting, the recommendations were accepted and the group determined that the project should be moved into a second analysis phase rather than implementation. Since late August of 2018 eleven teams plus a steering committee have been engaged in a large scale restructure project as we consider the hub team recommendations and develop the Online Academic Unit. The project has been moving at a consistent pace and we intend to have portions of it moved into implementation by Fall of 2019 – that is what we want to update you on today.  This is an alpha implementation of the Online Academic Unit which will allow a smaller group of students, faculty and staff to experience this model and to provide direct input and feedback on the model. This alpha phase will launch in Fall of 2019. Programmatic Models Ivy Tech has sixteen programs approved for distance delivery.  Of these, two are approved only for distance delivery. These are MPRO (Manufacturing, Production, and Operations) and LIBR (Library Technical Assistant). Both years one and two of the programmatic courses of these two programs will begin operating within the Online Academic Unit model. Additionally, many of the programs in the School of IT are currently offered online. Program courses in the 2019-2020 first semester sequence of these programs will begin operating within the Online Academic Unit model. Only the additional liberal arts/general education courses described below under course based models will transition to the Online Academic Unit for the alpha launch in Fall 2019. Course Based Models Ivy Tech’s model for online delivery has long emphasized courses over programs. Therefore, beginning to transition courses into this model on an individual basis has historical logic. This model also aligns with the College’s role as a provider for the iCAP initiative. The college will move all courses currently approved for delivery under the iCAP model, with the exception of ENGL 111, to the Online Academic Unit for the alpha launch in Fall 2019. The specific courses in the iCAP model are currently being updated, but at this time the courses this will impact are BIOL 101, COMM 101, HUMA 118, MATH 136, POLS 101, SDEV 120.

This week the gang talks about the OAU scandal, where a professor is caught on audio tape propositioning a student for sex in order to get better grades. The gang breakdown the tape and take phone calls from guests who have first hand experience being sexually harassed in their universities. We transition into talking about sexual harassment in the workplace and we take another call. We end as always with the Joro pick of the day. SOCIAL MEDIA Unravelling Nigeria Instagram - www.instagram.com/UnravellingNigeria Good Bad Gang - IG & Twitter: www.instagram.com/goodbadgang & www.twitter.com/goodbadgang | Facebook: www.facebook.com/goodbadgang Joro Olomufin: IG - @joroolumofin Opening and closing music - Good vibes by Pasha

Miten turkoosilla kuplavolkkarilla ajavasta miehestä, jonka ulkoinen tyyli oli vähän niin kuin ikääntyvällä rocktähdellä, tuli diktaattori? Veli Kenraali ja Hullu Koira Muammar Gaddafi nousi valtaan upseerijoukkonsa kanssa vallankaappauksella 1969. Hän ei ryhtynyt mittaviin teloituksiin niin kuin despootit yleensä. Nuori Gaddafi oli itse asiassa hyvin ihanteellinen mies, joka aivan aidosti halusi kansalleen hyvää ja jolla oli korkea moraali, ainakin itsensä mielestä. Sitten vähitellen valta alkoi turmella yhä enemmän ja enemmän. Otteet tulivat raaemmiksi ja monien diktaattorien tapaan Gaddafikin alkoi sallia itselleen paljon sellaista mitä muilta kielsi. Yhdysvallat tuki Gaddafia. Amerikkalaiset halusivat turvata omien öljy-yhtiöittensä aseman ja suojata oman lentotukikohtansa Libyassa. Samoin ajattelivat britit. Gaddafin hallinto perustui aatteellisen järjestelmään, jota hän itse kutsui islamilaiseksi sosialismiksi. Gaddafi ryhtyi soveltamaan koraanista äärimmäisen uskonnollisia moraalisääntöjä, tosin aika sekavasti. Hän otti palasen sieltä toisen täältä. Hän kokeili ja hylkäsi. Välillä hän arvosteli tapaa jolla esimerkiksi islamin ylin vaalija Saudi-Arabia uskontoa sovelsi. Gaddafin määräyksestä mm. alkoholinkäyttö, yökerhot, bordellit ja kasinot kiellettiin. Kaikki kirkot ja synagogat muutettiin moskeijoiksi. Lehtiä sensuroitiin, poliittinen toiminta kiellettiin ja ammattiyhdistysliikkeet lakkautettiin. Gaddafi ei ollut äärimuslimi ja niinpä mm. al-Qaidan libyalainen solu yritti salamurhata hänet. Gaddafi oli tunnettu siitä, että hänet ympäröi aina taistelu-univormuihin pukeutuneet naispuoliset henkivartijat. He eivät olleet mitenkään vanhoillisen islamin vaatimusten mukaisesti peittäviin kaapuihin puettuja, kaukana siitä. Univormut olivat pikemminkin tiukkoja ja hyvin paljastavia, hiukset paljaat, meikkiä oli runsaasti ja naissoturien käytöskin oli varsin rempseää. Virallisesti heitä kutsuttiin vallankumouksen nunniksi. Näiden naissoturien takaa löytyi kuitenkin varsin surullisia tarinoita. Gaddafi rahoitti ja varusti Nicaraguan sandinisteja, Yhdysvaltain mustia panttereita, Etelä-Afrikan mustien ANC:ta, Pohjois-Irlannin IRA:ta, baskien ETA:ta, Japanin Punaista armeijakuntaa, Italian punaisia prikaateja, Mustaa Syyskuuta, Abu Nidalia ja PFLP:tä. Tästä huolimatta monet eurooppalaiset valtiot mielistelivät Gaddafia saadakseen vientiyrityksilleen osansa Libyan suurista kehityshankkeista. Tämä oli myös Suomen rakennusviennin kulta-aikaa, ja Perusyhtymähän rakensi Gaddafille 1980-luvun alussa todella suuren asetehtaan Ras Lanufiin. Tilaus tuli Neuvostoliiton kautta. Yhtiön esitteissä asetehdasta kutsuttiin ompelukoneiden valmistuspaikaksi, vaikka koneet tikkasivat Kalashnikovin piipuista luoteja eri puolilla maailmaa Gaddafin varustamissa terrori-iskuissa. Mutta Perusyhtymä sai projektista suurvoitot. Kun Gaddafi oli vaikutusvaltansa huipulla, hän oli mies joka säteili energiaa, valtaa ja itseluottamusta sekä kirjoitti vekkulia proosaa, kuten Vihreän kirjan. Diktaattorin mahti on sittenkin hyvin haurasta tavaraa sillä kuva Gaddafista ennen kuolemaansa oli kuva ränsistyneestä, katkerasta ja vainoharhaisesta vanhasta miehestä, joka yritti epätoivoisesti vielä näyttää yhtä elinvoimaiselta kuin ennenkin mutta pelkäsi henkensä puolesta. Hän oli ilmeisesti aivan aidosti järkyttynyt siitä, miten paljon libyalaiset häntä lopulta vihasivat eikä voinut mitenkään uskoa todeksi valtansa romahtamista. Gaddafi johti Libyaa vuoteen 2011, jolloin kapinalliset kukistivat ja surmasivat hänet. Gaddafin hallinnon kukistuttua selvisi, että Gaddafi säilytti uhrejaan pakastimessa. Gaddafin sanotaan vierailleen uhriensa luona aika ajoin. He olivat kuin makaabereja matkamuistoja. Jotkut olivat olleet jäädytettynä niinkin kauan kuin 25 vuotta. Toimittaja, tietokirjailija Hannu Pesonen kohtasi Muammar Gaddafin ensi kerran Afrikan maiden järjestön OAU:n huippukokouksessa Etiopian Addis Abebassa kesällä 1983. Toimittajana Raimo Tyykiluoto. Kuva: Author Khaled El-Fiqi, EPA

James L. Hope joins Congo Live! to discuss his time in the Congo and the current situation in Baltimore. He was also in the Congo in the 1960s and kept the tradition alive of supporting liberation movement on the African continent. We will also discuss current affairs in Baltimore. Bio: James L. Hope is the International Advisor of the African Scientific Institute (ASI). He first set foot on the African Continent in 1951 when his ship stopped in Alexandria, Egypt on its way to Beirut, Lebanon where he took up residence and attended school. Over the years Mr. Hope assisted in the establishment of the National School of Law and Administration (ENDA) in what was then the newly independent Republic of Congo (now DRC). While there, he also provided materiel and logistical support for the Pan-Africanist Congress of South Africa – which was the only South African liberation movement operating outside of South Africa at the time – and the National Front for the Liberation of Angola (FNLA) which at the time was recognized by the OAU as the true and legitimate representative of the Angolan liberation effort. Upon his return to his birthplace, Washington, D.C. he joined the African-American Institute (AAI) which had been established by his friends Dr. William Leo Hansberry, William Steen and Thurlow Tibbs. While at the AAI Mr. Hope ran a scholarship program for leaders from the unliberated territories of Africa, many of whom he had met earlier as they passed through the liberation exile center in Kinshasa that was financed by President Kwame Nkruma and hosted by the FNLA.