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SourceStellenbosch Business School · first published 2020-05-22Watch on YouTube

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Scenarios for alternative African futures: The Goldilokshin Framework

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Stellenbosch Business School presents the Goldilokshin Framework, a homegrown futures model mapping alternative African scenarios to help leaders plan for the one that lands just right.

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