Deadliest Month: How May’s 24 Police Killings Reignited Kenya’s Accountability Debate
A state earns its monopoly on force by being trusted to use it sparingly. In Kenya, the month of May 2026 tested that bargain in the open. Human-rights organisations reported that 24 people were killed by police during protests over fuel prices, a toll that amounted...
DRC IMF and Eurobond reset in DRC — leadership lesson why it matters across the region
The Democratic Republic of Congo has announced ambitious plans before; what it has more often lacked is the institutional capacity to execute them twice. On 6 May 2026, an International Monetary Fund mission reached staff-level agreement on its programme reviews,...
$2.33bn SGR financing in Tanzania — leadership lesson why it matters across the region
The temptation with a US$2.33 billion headline is to look for the person who signed it. But the more useful question in African infrastructure is the opposite: whether a deal of this size depended on a single decisive leader, or on an institution that has learned to...
Nimule e-permit reset in South Sudan — leadership lesson what comes next for investors
When a border seizes up, the instinct is to look for a villain. The more useful question is who, on either side of the line, actually made the decisions that turned a policy into a queue — and whether the institutions behind them can execute the same call twice. The...
Rwanda FinTech Centre in Rwanda — leadership lesson what business leaders should track
Institutions are easy to launch and hard to make repeatable. A centre can open with speeches and partners in the room, but whether it keeps producing results after the cameras leave depends on execution capability, not charisma. On 12 March 2026, Rwanda launched a...
National AI policy in Rwanda — leadership lesson the business case for decision-makers
Rwanda’s national AI policy reveals institutional execution capacity, not just leadership — a lesson in disciplined sequencing operators can actually copy.
DRC’s Tenke export settlement — value-chain opening what business leaders should track
Behind the Tenke Fungurume settlement sits an institutional capability test. Fikiria on the decisions, execution and governance Gécamines must now prove.
South Sudan’s Women’s enterprise project — leadership lesson the business case to test
South Sudan’s women’s enterprise project as a leadership case: repeatable execution over charisma, local ownership, and codified lessons over publicity.
Lally Madia: A Story of Beauty, TikTok, and the Dance Floor of South Africa
Meet Lally Madia, a beautiful young South African influencer that has taken the social media world by storm with her incredible dance moves. She is an inspiring story. With her passion for dance, Lally has grown her TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram following by...
Joshua Bell: In Business, Move to where you are Valued
Most often start-up entrepreneurs fail to grow a business because they are offering their brilliance where it is not celebrated, causing slow growth. They must exit those sympathy markets, and enter ones that reward their product/service accordingly. Have you heard of...
Investophobia: The Reason why Small Businesses do not Grow
A major, but silent contributor to the failure of small businesses in Africa is Investophobia, and it must be cured in order to attain business growth.
Growth in the midst of Cancel Culture
“He makes a table for you in the presence of your enemies” is a biblical statement relevant for those that face Cancel Culture in today’s digital business and social world.
Djibouti’s PEACE cable goes live — leadership lesson what comes next across the region
PEACE cable lands in Djibouti: a leadership read on institutional execution — repeatable delivery over individual credit, and building the bench.
Ethiopia’s Safaricom Ethiopia launch — leadership lesson what comes next for investors
Safaricom Ethiopia’s 6 October 2022 launch is a study in execution: whether repeatable institutional capability, not one leader, delivered the network.
Ethnic Collaboration: The Missing Link to Wealth for Black South Africans
Ethnic Collaboration is the missing link to the wealth of black South Africans and the bridge is a simple tolerance of Black foreigners near them.
Digiplomacy: The Art of Building Business Relationships Online
Whether you are on WhatsApp, TikTok, Facebook, or LinkedIn, Digiplomacy (Digital Diplomacy) is an unwritten behaviour with rules of engagement expected of business owners, senior managers, and leaders in these days of digital liberties and rights to anything.
Kenya’s Nairobi Expressway opens — leadership lesson what comes next across the region
Nairobi Expressway opens: the real profile is institutional execution, not the ribbon. Kenya’s megaproject capability and the pipeline of operators.
Battery value-chain pact in DRC — value-chain opening why it matters across the region
DRC-Zambia battery pact was signed by capable ministers, but delivery depends on whether execution is embedded in institutions, not individuals.
Langeni Auto: The Sunrise of Logistics in Bulawayo
There is a sunrise in the business community of Bulawayo, which logistics companies like Langeni Auto Logistics are moving into the niche market spaces early, to grow and deliver goods for business owners in and around Bulawayo. Langeni Auto Logistics is a road...
DRC joins the EAC in East Africa — leadership lesson what comes next across the region
DRC joins the EAC: the leadership lesson. Why the enlargement depends on repeatable institutional execution, not a single decisive act, and who delivers it.
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