Henry Kyambalesa Knihy

Focusing on the principles of free enterprise, this book advocates for a limited government that prioritizes minimal intervention. It delves into strategies for industrial growth, private investment, and local market expansion, while addressing trade deficits and external debt. Additionally, it emphasizes tackling social issues and promoting good governance. Aimed at current and future politicians, it serves as a guide for those committed to improving the welfare of their constituents and navigating global challenges collaboratively.

Focusing on the challenges faced by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), this book equips entrepreneurs with essential management skills for the 21st century. It aims to inspire and enhance the entrepreneurial vision of readers while serving as a valuable resource for academic programs and workshops. Drawing from extensive research across multiple countries, it identifies common pitfalls in starting and managing SMEs, making it a vital tool for both aspiring and current business leaders, as well as government and NGO executives.

Focusing on essential skills for professionals, this book explores strategies for effectively managing time wasters and addressing work-related stress. It highlights the importance of these pursuits for enhancing individual competence and productivity, ultimately contributing to the long-term success and sustainability of organizations. Ideal for managers, administrators, entrepreneurs, and employees, the insights provided aim to integrate these practices into daily routines for better workplace outcomes.

Focusing on the evolution of marketing, this book updates and redefines traditional concepts that have become outdated due to modern socioeconomic changes and innovations. It addresses the impact of shifts in social, economic, competitive, and technological landscapes on marketing practices. Aimed at a diverse audience, including students, instructors, researchers, and government leaders, it serves as an essential resource for anyone interested in contemporary marketing dynamics and their implications for business success and survival.

First published in 1998, this volume is designed to explore the requisite knowledge, skills and drive which both prospective and practising managers need to possess in order to discharge the duties of the managerial job in an effective manner, as well as contribute meaningfully to the long-term success and survival of their organisations. In other words, the book is an exposition of the "dos and don'ts" and the "nuts and bolts" of the managerial world. To make the book more useful to the reader, management theory and practice are simultaneously discussed, and a glossary of important management terms and concepts used in the text is provided toward the end of the book.