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Agriculture is highlighted as a competitive front for Africa. Yet, policy makers in Africa have failed to actualize this strength. Is it that the African governments are not asking the right questions when
Will Africa transform? Yes, Africa has shown growth in different economies but that hasn’t necessarily resulted into transformation. The structure of Africa has not been significantly altered. Several African countries have registered improvements
If you took a walk in an average African suburb, for example Kileleshwa in Nairobi or Nansana in Kampala, one is combatted with extreme levels of plastic waste. The public dump sites are
East Africa's agricultural sector has long been a cornerstone of its economy, with a rich diversity of crops and a growing focus on international trade. Countries like Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Uganda, and Rwanda
In 2014, Uganda unveiled The Kiira Motors Project, it was hailed as Uganda’s leap into the automotive industry. Kiira EV was one of the outcomes of that Project that would then expand into
Africans have continued to fly the flag of micro-entrepreneurship. In countries such as Uganda and Kenya, it’s common to find employed people with side businesses. Entrepreneurship is a must-do for many Africans. The
The best way to prepare for the future is to be creative. There’s no other way. The world is changing very fast. By the time we wake up, 80 percent of the jobs
I spend a chunk of my time studying systems and organizations. In particular, I focus on studying changes and transformations within systems. First, system changes tend to appear quite slow (from the outside).
Introduction: In the intricate landscape of business strategy, two fundamental questions persist: Where should we compete, and how shall we compete there? This discourse seeks to transcend the conventional approach to strategy, delving
When we talk about strategy, often, we are trying to answer two questions: Where should we compete? How shall we compete there? Today, I will approach strategy from another angle, an attempt to
At the start of every century, there must be individuals that distinguish themselves and set out on defining the next century.
