The majority of studies in the area of corporate bankruptcy detection are generally concerned with the analysis of corporate financial ratios. Except these who are only symptoms of the process of the decline. The desire to better understanding the processes of bankruptcy obliges us to broaden the domain of expertise of financial analysis and integrate aspects of a qualitative order, relating more to the modes of organization of the company in relation with its environment. The objective in this paper, aims to broaden the debate by identifying the determinants of the bankruptcy of Tunisian SMEs through the use of qualitative variables alongside quantitative variables for forecasting the failure of companies, using the analysis in the main component and discriminant analysis. This approach allows a better explanation of the risks of bankruptcy and a better identification of the precursor signs of bankruptcy. In operational terms, this research aims to make a contribution to all decision makers inside and outside the company. In fact, to offer a clear vision to forecasting techniques and to show the contribution of qualitative variables in terms of early detection of business bankruptcy.

This study aimed to qualitatively examine the concept of succession planning and its relevance in ensuring the posterity of organizations. The study adopted a descriptive qualitative method in examining its aim; hence explored relevant related literature on the following themes; organizational management and environment, challenges addressed by succession planning, the role of succession planning in an organization, the role of human resources in succession planning, models for succession planning, methods of developing managers for succession planning, succession planning pitfalls, and the resource-based view theory perspective to succession planning as a strategic tool to organizational posterity. The study made findings, recommendations, as well as developed a succession planning model that is relevant in optimizing the succession planning practices that would guarantee a continued viable posterity for organizations.

The new industrial arrangement includes the traditional, high technological and service industries. It can be concluded in that service one is the most competitive, promise and future. And then high technological has been central for the development of new industries. However the automobile is also important industry for transporting. In the meantime the infrastructure has the potential need. Computer industry it has been a high technological project to proceed in future. Particle and quantum computer is a promise project. It can promote the chip applied to other AI products like robot and driverless auto etc. As ocean engineering like sea water desalination & tidal power generator and nuclear power station they are made in order to obtain renewable and clean energy source. The three respects construct the new industrial degree in Africa, therefore we should make a whole plan to it and establish a series of content to consider and make a decision for future. Currently we must emphasize its plan and content in details then after reviews these content should be realized, which is our final destination. Besides, the huge ocean has potential power for us to use so that like tide power generator needs to review and prepare to make a reservoir so as to check whether to realize it. If it is satisfied with test we can fix this engineering to seashore for electricity and heat because it can be rotated same with two sides. Using this device may be available through potential energy of tide water.

Background: Sometimes children are referred to the EEG lab without overt seizures but with wide array of features of delayed developmental domains like motor delay, cognitive delay, speech and communication delay, visual impairment, hearing impairment. A detailed history and physical examination are most important for the diagnosis. EEG is done to identify the background dysfunction and the cases of Epilepsy. Aim of the study: To see the background function and the cases of Epilepsy through EEGs children presenting with delayed developmental domains. Method: Retrospective analysis was done from the EEG records during a 1year period (ie, 2015). 537 cases were identified with developmental delay but not having overt seizure. Their EEG findings were compared with history and clinical presentation. Results: In this study, 41.7% presented with speech communication problems, 32.4% with cognitive delay, 10.6% with hearing impairment, 8.8% came with motor delay and 6.5% with visual impairment. EEG of 29.5% showed abnormal features. These included 15% with features of focal discharges, 7% with generalized epileptiform discharges, 0.5% with multifocal epileptic form discharges, 2% with features of epileptic encephalopathy, 3% with features of generalized encephalopathy, 2 children with diffuse encephalopathy, and 5 children with non-specific dysfunction, 4 children with generalized low amplitude activities. Conclusion: EEG abnormalities were found in over one-third of the referred children based upon which important decisions could be taken for appropriate diagnosis and management.

Ethiopia is one of the top biodiversity-rich countries in the world. The country is endowed with greater diversity of plant, animal and microbial genetic resources. However, like any other developing countries, Ethiopia lacks technical expertise and adequate financial resource to explore and use the genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge significantly. The grain of Bambara groundnut is regarded as a source of a complete and balanced diet. Therefore, the information given would encourage researchers and companies to work on the genetic resources of Bambara groundnut (Vigna subterranea [L.] Verdc.) for medicinal uses, flavoring preservative agents and food production.

The story of the church in Africa reveals how God is working a miracle of grace in the lives of His people. This paper examined the significant phases in the development of Anglican Church in Ogbakiri (Wezina) clan in Ikwerre of Niger Delta, Nigeria. It covered a period of 125 years from 1895 when Christian presence was noticed in the area to 2020. Answer to the question of how the Anglican Church was organised in Ogbakiri clan, and what is the impact of church in the Diocese of Ikwerre, Niger Delta of Nigeria? The historical and participant observation approaches were adopted in data collection and analysis. The paper revealed that the churches were organised as a Group in 1933, attained District status in 1950 under Niger Delta Pastorate, and in 1995 became Ikwerre South Archdeaconry. St Paul’s Ogbakiri provided rallying point for churches in Wezina, Odegu, Rundele, and Emohua clans as headquarters. The Archdeaconry was downsized in 2007 to comprise of Ogbakiri churches with the creation of Ikwerre Diocese. Ogbakiri faithful have entered the three Anglican Houses of Bishop, Clergy and Laity holding various positions of trust. The study revealed that Ogbakiri Anglican church is dynamic, self-supporting, youth friendly, and visionary. We recommend the opening of new congregations in the area, investment in welfare as well as income generating ventures for the sustenance and continuity of the church.