Champion at the Wheel: How Carl Tundo Took Charge of the Safari Rally Project
Kenya has never lacked for racing talent; what it has lacked is a national rally franchise run with the discipline of a business. For years the World Rally Championship's return to the country generated headlines without a clear operational owner. That gap is what the...
Champion at the Wheel: How Carl Tundo Took Charge of the Safari Rally Project
Kenya has never lacked for racing talent; what it has lacked is a national rally franchise run with the discipline of a business. For years the World Rally Championship's return to the country generated headlines without a clear operational owner. That gap is what the...
Continuity: How Kenya Retained Mayaka on the National Industrial Training Board
Institutional continuity is rarely the headline in Kenya's public appointments, where a change of minister usually means a change of board. The renewal of Samuel Biringi Mayaka's seat on the National Industrial Training Board runs against that grain. Labour Cabinet...
Fresh Faces: How Kenya Reconstituted the Social Health Authority Board
A health-financing reform is only as sound as the board that governs the money. Kenya's Social Health Authority, the body carrying the country's contested shift toward universal health coverage, depends on its governing board for the credibility that legislation alone...
Court Rejects Bid to Halt PSBC Secretary Appointment
Reform of a labour institution almost never arrives cleanly. The bodies meant to mediate between the state, employers and workers are themselves contested terrain, and the first move in any restructuring is often a fight over who gets to lead it. Botswana's Public...
Champion at the Wheel: How Carl Tundo Took Charge of the Safari Rally Project
Kenya named WRC champion Carl Tundo CEO of the Safari Rally Project from 5 June 2026, betting cockpit credibility can run a global sporting property.
Continuity: How Kenya Retained Mayaka on the National Industrial Training Board
Kenya reappointed Samuel Mayaka to the National Industrial Training Board for three years from 9 June 2026, a quiet vote for continuity in skills policy.
Fresh Faces: How Kenya Reconstituted the Social Health Authority Board
Kenya’s Health CS Aden Duale appointed Khatra Ali Abdi and Dr Angeline Chepchirchir to the Social Health Authority board for three years from 5 June 2026.
Court Rejects Bid to Halt PSBC Secretary Appointment
The Lobatse High Court has dismissed a union bid to block Andrew Motsamai as PSBC Secretary, clearing the way for Botswana’s public-service bargaining-council
Konza’s New Chair: How Abdul Bahari Ali Inherits Kenya’s Smart-City Bet
Ruto named former MP Abdul Bahari Ali non-executive chair of the Konza Technopolis Development Authority from 5 June 2026, steering Kenya’s smart-city bet.
Deadliest Month: How May’s 24 Police Killings Reignited Kenya’s Accountability Debate
Rights groups recorded 24 police killings in Kenya during May 2026 fuel-price protests, nearly half the year’s toll, reigniting the accountability debate.
Pipeline-Builders: China-Africa Youth Contests Bet on Founders, Not Factories
A China-Africa youth entrepreneurship competition now runs across continents on digital economy and AI. The harder question is what happens to the founders after the final in Wuhan.
Gowns to Overalls: How PS Esther Muoria Rewires Kenya’s TVET Colleges for Industry
PS Esther Muoria orders Kenya’s TVET colleges to swap gowns for overalls, build their own campuses and go solar, reframing technical training for industry.
Training at Scale: China’s Bet on African Technicians and Officials
China is training African technicians and officials in the tens of thousands, with a 2025 target near 20,000. The pledges count people precisely and price them not at all.
Engineering Academies: FOCAC Reframes Schools as Workforce Infrastructure
At the 2024 FOCAC Summit China pledged an engineering technology academy, ten new Luban Workshops and about 60,000 training places. The framing treats schools as infrastructure.
Future of Africa Plan: China Sets a 20,000-Trainee Target for 2025
China has put a number on its African skills ambition: about 20,000 people trained in 2025. The plan is precise where it counts heads and vague where it counts money.
Djibouti’s Luban Workshop: Africa’s First, Built Beside a Railway
Africa’s first Luban Workshop opened in a country with almost no manufacturing base. Its classroom is a railway, and its first graduating class numbered 24.
Durban’s Luban Workshop: A Single Campus Tests China’s Skills Diplomacy
The most visible symbol of China-South Africa skills cooperation is not a flagship factory or a port. It is two rooms on a Durban university campus, fitted out for 3D printing.
Trained to Hire: Luban Workshops and the Jobs Inside Chinese Firms
Luban Workshops teach skills and Mandarin together, feeding graduates into Chinese-invested enterprises. That pipeline is the model’s strength and its catch.
Luban Workshops: The Vocational-Education Story to Watch in Africa
China’s Luban Workshops trade lecture halls for lathes and robots. The model is spreading fast – and its scale claims deserve a closer count.
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