Bruce Gatete·6d agoA Rocket With No Fuel: What Twiga’s Fall Taught Me About African Startups.Hindsight is always 20/20. Looking at Twiga Foods’ downfall today, it seems obvious why the company didn’t make it. Most people will point…
AyeeSha Omadibi·Jun 1Why African Entrepreneurs Are Afraid to Be Seen and What It’s Costing ThemOn visibility, cultural conditioning, imposter syndrome, and the quiet price of staying small.
AyeeSha Omadibi·May 25I Run Multiple Businesses, Train Several People, and Still Stammer When Someone Asks, “So, What Do…A deep dive into the identity crisis nobody talks about: being a multipotentialite entrepreneur in Africa.A response icon1
Nnamdi O. Johnson·Mar 20Hustle Is Not Enough: The New Rules of Financial Independence for Young AfricansStill broke despite grinding? Here’s what hustle culture never taught young Africans about building real financial independence.
Thandabantu·Jan 6I Didn’t Get the Visa. I’m Still Doing the Work.A few months ago, I was accepted into a highly selective global programme focused on building high-impact companies. It was one of those…
