Startup Success Secrets: My Mentorship Journey and What African Hubs Must Do Differently
Being highly involved in the entrepreneurial ecosystem across Africa, I have worked closely with many different startups and accelerators.…
“KATA SIMU, TUKO SITE”: This is How Tanzanians Can Finally Own Their Homes
Human beings have three basic needs: food, drink, clothing, and shelter. A house is not a luxury but a…
Inside the Namanga Border Conflict: Are TRA’s Claims Too Good to Be True?
Tanzania Revenue Authority has issued a letter claiming that a tug-of-war with freighters has ended, but the lack of…
How Are African Women Pioneering the Entrepreneurial Spirit Across the Continent?
Africa, the world’s second-most populous continent after Asia, is known for its entrepreneurial prowess. Given that women make up…
Who Really Owns Tanzanian Companies? The Secrets Behind Beneficial Ownership Revealed
Beneficial ownership has emerged as a key aspect of corporate governance and transparency worldwide, including in Tanzania. With regulatory…
Unfair Taxation or Necessary Evil? The Kariakoo-TRA Conflict: Where Are We Messing Up?
Kariakoo retailers downed their tools in protest of unfair taxation, militant style of collecting taxes and refusal of the…
My Year in Zanzibar: A Marketing Saga Between Hotels, Real Estate, and Events
My journey as a Digital Marketing expert in Zanzibar over the past year has been a fascinating blend of challenges…
Who’s Embracing Modern Work Methods at the DSE? A Case Study of the Top Five Companies: Part 1
“Are there any other companies implementing flexible work policies similar to PwC?” One of my friends raised this query…
The 1% Frontier: Tackling Africa’s Payment Puzzle – Unbuilt and Undeterred
What is one percent built? Benjamin Fernandes likes to quip that “payment in Africa is one percent built” It…
The African Court is The Last Hope for The Embattled PSPF Pensioners
The change of pension laws left the Public Service Pensions Fund (PSPF) pensioners groaning in pain as our lawmakers…
