Business
3 Things to Take Note of in Corporate Politics as an Entrepreneur
The ongoing drama within OpenAI’s board and its management has shown a whole lot of politics go on behind the scene in every corporate establishment. Navigating corporate politics can be a delicate task for entrepreneurs. While your primary focus may be on building and growing your business, understanding and managing…
Read More »Dangote, Lafarge, or BUA: Which Cement Giant Has the Most Women on their Boards?
In the competitive landscape of the cement industry, where giants like Dangote, Lafarge, and BUA dominate, one could at a different angle of comparison like the representation of women on their boards. This factor, often overlooked, is a crucial indicator of diversity and inclusion within these corporations. While each company…
Read More »Mastering the Art of Pitching: 5 Crucial Elements Investors Look Out for
The art of pitching is not an easy one, especially given the fact that, as an entrepreneur, you are trying to convince a group of individuals that your business idea is indeed sellable and holds potential for scalability and profitability. For entrepreneurs seeking investment to fuel the growth of their…
Read More »Mukuru: The Fintech Startup Revolutionsing Cross-Border Money Transfer
In the fintech space, it appears that the more, the merrier is the watchword. However, one name is breaking ground and making a name for itself among the big names. Mukuru is certainly not your popular name in the fintech space, but it is pushing the boundaries and innovatively making…
Read More »Power Woman! How Nene Maiga is Championing Innovation and Connectivity as CEO of Orange Botswana
In the ever-evolving landscape of telecommunications, visionary leaders play a pivotal role in steering companies toward innovation and growth. One woman that will feature prominently when the roll call of visionary women across Africa is made is Néné Maïga, the CEO of Orange Botswana. Nene stands at the forefront of…
Read More »Suella Braverman’s Exit: Assessing the Impact on African Migrants in the UK
The recent sack of Suella Braverman by UK’s Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, was greeted with delight and enthusiasm from the migrant community, both within the United Kingdom and globally. Her sack as the UK’s home secretary has sparked discussions about potential shifts in government policies. For African migrants residing in the UK,…
Read More »Contactless Payments: 7 Steps to Stay Safe in the Cardless Economy
Global contactless purchases are expected to more than quadruple between now and 2027. This is according to a recent report by KnowBe4. Contactless payments are apparently just more than a trend and are becoming a vital component of our everyday lives. The Convenience of Contactless Payments: Contactless payments, facilitated through…
Read More »Dangote Vs BUA: Inside the Brewing War Between Aliko & Abdul Samad
In the vibrant tapestry of Nigeria’s business world, two of Africa’s most prosperous individuals, Aliko Dangote and Abdulsamad Rabiu, find themselves at the center of a fresh storm. Their sprawling corporate empires, Dangote Industries Limited (DIL) and BUA Group have reignited a longstanding feud, rekindling a rivalry that spans decades. …
Read More »Meet Ahmed Yusef, the Man Spear-Heading Somalia’s Technological Revolution
In the dynamic and evolving business landscape of Somalia, entrepreneurs play a crucial role in driving innovation, economic growth, and societal change. A country literally torn apart by civil war, it is gradually picking up its remains, even though its conflict continues to take different forms. Among the notable figures…
Read More »Warren Buffett Says This 1 Skill Made Him a Billionaire
Warren Buffett, the American business magnate and investment genius, attributes his monumental success to the ability to communicate effectively, a skill he admitted was his weakness, and he had to enrol in a school to learn it. The ‘Oracle of Omaha‘ as he’s fondly called, Buffett has consistently emphasised the…
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