Nairobi Expressway opens: a faster JKIA run reshapes arrivals, commutes and neighbourhoods. What it means for Kenya’s hospitality and travel firms.
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The Rise of Speciality Tea in South Africa
There is a rise in demand for speciality teas in South Africa, as the increased consumption of tea has evolved, creating demand for speciality teas, just as is for Coffee. The rise in demand for speciality tea in South Africa is due to not only to the health and...
Battery value-chain pact in DRC — lived-economy effect the business case for investors
DRC-Zambia battery pact could broaden work and mobility in copperbelt towns like Kolwezi, but only if the zones knit into communities, not enclose them.
DRC joins the EAC in East Africa — lived-economy effect — why it matters for investors
DRC joins the EAC: the lived-economy effect. How a wider East African bloc changes travel, hospitality and border-city jobs, and who shares the gains.
Namibia. The Africa you have to see!
This is an adventure road trip through Namibia. We will spend the night in a tent on the roof of an off-road vehicle, meet wild animals along the way, and also see abandoned cities that have been invaded by the desert. Source: Anton somewhere
The Street Food Economy of Africa
African economies need to embrace street food as is done in Asian economies, that have turned it into an international tourism attraction. In Malaysia, for example, annual street food sales amount to US$2.2 billion. Africa needs to embrace its own Street Food...
Parish Development Model in Uganda — lived-economy effect why it matters for investors
Uganda’s Parish Development Model aims to move rural households into the money economy. How it could quicken daily life and small-town rural economies.
Ethiopia’s GERD first power — leadership lesson the business case for African business
GERD’s first power could reshape Ethiopia’s evening economy, tourism and hospitality: what a firmer grid means for daily life and lived-economy firms.
Uganda oil FID in Uganda — leadership lesson how the market shifts for decision-makers
Uganda’s oil FID reshapes the Albertine lived economy first; corridor hospitality and services open, with inclusion and affordability the real test.