Dr. Paul Lambert Boeken

The end of Emily's long career was in sight. She had worked for airlines in Nairobi for many years and knew the challenges of running a successful company inside out, but that meant nothing when the country became independent and no longer tolerated a white woman in authority. Returning home to Africa after her wartime service, she met and married the man who was to be her partner for forty-five years. She couldn't settle into the life of being an obedient housewife and mother and forged a career as an airline executive in what was a man's world. Her career had taken her to the top. Emily had never conformed to social norms, in life or in love. She worked hard but also liked to play hard - living life to the full. After witnessing family and friends repatriated, she left the only life she had known. It was now time to say kwaheri (goodbye) to Nairobi.

The courts have had to deal with the increasing amount of technology. Televised courtroom broadcasting especially remains an issue. Despite three Supreme Court cases on this issue, the common thread between the cases has not been highlighted. This book analyzes these cases and the effects broadcasting has on the courts.

Data and data protection compliance are both business imperatives and legal obligations for allorganisations, large, small, public and commercial. This book is aimed at those organisations and inparticular the data protection duties of manager's and their obligations to understand, identify andcomply with data protection rules and duties.

Paul Lambert's poetry covers everything from parenthood to life on the rigs, beating with a refreshing honesty and the intensity of a life lived to its fullest. Every moment is rich in emotional clarity, recounting the loves and anxieties of a modern man. From heartfelt odes as a devoted father, to the humorous observations of a frequent traveller, this collection offers insightful and authentic snapshots of a fascinating life.