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South African Companies Aren't Innovating Enough - Why Support During Tough Economic Times Matters

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By Amy R Kahn
| AllAfrica
analysis South Africa's innovation fund, announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa in the 2025 state of the nation address, was a response to the country's urgent need for inclusive and sustainable economic growth. Evidence from South Africa shows that public financial support for innovation influences the investment that businesses make in innovation. The fund will focus on providing venture capital to tech start-ups from higher education institutions.
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Kahn family offers thanks for the care their father received

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By Lisa Little, Amy R Kahn
| The Islander News Verified
To the editor, Thank you for including such a great picture and description of our father, Michael Kahn. We want to thank the countless people who saw his and our needs and responded with expert medical care and human kindness. We are forever grateful to these doctors, nurses, home caregivers, hospital office staff, Casa del Mar employees, Catholic Hospice nurses, and many others. Karen Lyn Kahn Miller, Lisa Kahn Little and Amy Kahn
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Why I Hope My Daughter Doesn't Grow Up To Be Like Me

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By Amy R Kahn
| Scary Mommy Verified
My 4-year-old says this to me a lot. She stares at me longingly and says it when she loves my shoes or my nail polish, or wants my sparkly necklace, or because she’s in awe of the ability to tell other people what to do. It’s sweet and cute, and so lovingly flattering, but it crushes me inside. What she doesn’t understand is that more than anything I wish I was her. She is stubborn and fierce. She never takes no for an answer.
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