AI was supposed to kill BPO. In Nairobi the opposite is happening: 40,000+ jobs, a 500,000 target, and global AI labs anchoring human-in-the-loop work. Why East Africa can own the AI quality layer.
From Call Centers to AI Factories: Global Services Read More »
AI deepfake prophets are cloning preachers and selling miracles across Africa. The documented cases, the ninth commandment, and how churches fight back.
Deepfake Prophets and the Digital Prosperity Gospel Read More »
AI could automate 40% of Africa\’s outsourcing tasks by 2030. Which digital work survives, which upgrades, and how workers climb from task work to judgment work.
AI vs Africa’s Digital Work Boom: The Arbitrage Window Read More »
Africa imports 95%+ of its medicines. BioNTech’s Kigali mRNA plant won up to €95M in EU financing. Why pharma localization aligns health security, industrial policy and investor returns.
Make the Medicine Here: East Africa’s Pharma Window Read More »
Africa\’s churches employ millions, run schools and hospitals, and hold vast land. The question is not whether the church is an economy, but whether it is a faithful one.
The African Church Is Already an Economic Institution Read More »
Debt hit $1.64bn, 41% of African startup capital in 2025. Why grant-or-equity accelerators are obsolete, and how programs should originate revenue-based finance instead.
Debt, RBF and the End of the Grant-Cheque Accelerator Read More »
A founder in one of our cohorts told me she felt uncomfortable raising her prices. She said it did not feel Christian.
Most East Africans get care from 50,000 pharmacies, not hospitals. Why digitizing the drug-shop counter, payments, supply, reimbursement, is the region’s real health-system opportunity.
The Pharmacy Is the Hospital: Healthtech’s Quiet Compounding Read More »
Kenya\’s 300,000+ chamas manage KSh 300 billion through trust banks ignore. What savings groups know that banks don\’t, and how to upgrade a chama without killing its soul.
Chama Savings Groups: Covenant Economics Africa Built Read More »
Early hires make or break a company, and every African founder faces the moment a relative needs a job. Why kin hiring is rational risk management with a productivity tax, and how to design around it.
Your First Five Hires: Competence, Character, and the Cousin Read More »