Insights on innovation, entrepreneurship, leadership, and investment opportunities in Africa.
In a continent bursting with potential, why do so many transformative ideas never take off? One key reason: idea holders struggle to effectively pitch their innovations. Whether you’re an AI entrepreneur in Lagos or a healthtech pioneer in Nairobi, the ability to communicate your idea can make or break its future.
Emmanuel Nyongesa
Becoming a customer-centric organisation begins with selecting the right collaborators, and that choice must be driven by your strategic goals.
Innovation is often presented as the ultimate solution to the world’s challenges. While digital innovations tend to dominate the conversation, we must remember that much of the global economy still relies heavily on manufacturing and tangible product development. Choosing the right innovation project is not just important, it is where strategic success begins.
Many startups struggle to prioritise ideation. In a world where innovation drives success, the ability to generate ideas consistently can make or break a young company. While many people assume companies are buzzing with new ideas and breakthrough thinking, the reality is that most only innovate under pressure.
“Africa is rising and AI will be a major force in shaping its future.” Africa’s first AI Factory is not just an announcement. It is a defining moment. It proves that African led innovation is bold, ambitious, and globally relevant.
Kenya’s startup ecosystem is no longer just emerging. It’s evolving, fast and furiously. From From solar-powered solutions in rural towns to AI-powered edtech in capital cities, Kenya is proving the innovation space.
Exploration Of Nala's journey.From Tanzania to settling the Billion Dollar Remmitance burden In Africa
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