Kenya’s Affordable Housing Levy cuts take-home pay now for a housing promise later. What it means for customers, pricing, access and adoption.
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China Grows Global Dominance of the EV Batteries Industry
The shift to electric vehicles (EVs) is undoubtedly gaining momentum worldwide, though the transition depends significantly on the production of reliable and long-lasting batteries that can provide extended ranges for EVs. As of 2021, China remains the dominant force...
China increases Automobile Exports as Race for Global Dominance Rages
In recent years, China has emerged as a formidable player in the global automotive industry, with the number of Chinese auto exports increasing by over 50% in the past two years. This surge in exports has put China in the same league as other major automobile...
China, a Welcome Competition to Germany in EV Global Market
China's electric car industry has been making waves in the global market, and its presence in Europe is growing stronger by the day. As European car manufacturers face a problematic situation with the rise of Chinese competition, it is important to examine the reasons...
National AI policy in Rwanda — market impact how the market shifts for decision-makers
Rwanda’s new national AI policy sets direction for consumer services in health, agriculture and government — but prices and access are still to be proven.
National AI policy in Rwanda — regional opportunity what business leaders should track
Rwanda’s national AI policy gives it an early-mover governance position in East Africa — a proving ground and talent bid regional firms should test now.
DRC’s Tenke export settlement — leadership lesson the business case across East Africa
How does the Tenke Fungurume settlement reach ordinary buyers? Fikiria on local incomes, supply certainty and who owns the copperbelt customer.
South Sudan’s Women’s enterprise project — customer adoption the business case to test
South Sudan’s women’s enterprise project through a consumer lens: availability first, cautious pricing gains, and who ends up owning the customer relationship.
The High-Speed Rail Network in Egypt
Egypt has recently signed a $4.45 billion deal with Siemens and its consortium partners to build a high-speed electric rail line that will connect the Mediterranean and Red Sea coasts, covering a distance of 1000 km. The project is aimed at boosting the country's...