WANJIRU WAWERU’S ‘IKEA OF AFRICA’
byYou’ve probably heard it before. Business is simply identifying a need in your environment and filling it with a suitable easy to use product….
August, 2016
Omoni Oboli, The First Lady
byShe’s only 38 but is already a great name of Nollywood. Actress and producer, she produced several movies for Nollywood (Being Mrs Elliot, The First…
Ussi’n Yala: stop treating albinos as abnormal people!
byThat rebel emerging, self-taught photographer living between Libreville and Pointe-Noire Gabon, has decided to raise awareness about a sad phenomenon in Africa through his…
Melting Pot Development (MPD): Just a smile…
bySometimes, a simple formula can change the world. The formula used by Melting Pot Development (MPD) holds in three words: Give a smile. Serge…
KNITTING AN EXQUISITE INDUSTRY
byAfrica’s Fashion Industry is on the rise and this fact has not gone unnoticed by entrepreneurs. The continent is seeing a mushrooming of African…
THEY LOOK AT CAMEROON FROM THE SKY
byFew months ago I attended one of those outdoor events that are now trendy among the youth of Douala. Everything was going on well…
THE BOOK BAR #3 : TRAM 83 BY FISTON MWANZA MUJILA
byDiamonds, sex and rock & roll. Well at the very least, jazz, salsa and Congolese rumba, are what comes to mind about the debut…
COMPETITION SURVIVING STRATEGIES FOR STARTUPS
byOne of the quickest killers of business, especially new ones is competition. The market place is a place of game and not a place…
Swaady Martin: The Woman who will make You love ‘Made in Africa’
bySwaady Martin is a crowned head. Not because of the imperial African made headdresses that she wears with dignity nor her unique first name,…
NETANYAHU’S GOODIES FOR EAST AFRICA
byMgeni njoo, mwenyeji apone. This a Swahili proverb meaning, “Let the guest come so that the host or hostess may benefit (get well).” This…