This weekend, I had the opportunity to watch a BBC documentary exploring the roots of instability in the Sahel region. To cut a long story short, one of the key triggers was the killing of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi by Western nations. His death led to
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For the larger part of April, the world has been awash with news about Trump’s tariffs. As someone who has followed Donald Trump closely—not just as a politician but as a businessman—I was particularly interested in the bigger objective behind his actions. His goal was clear:
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Last evening, while driving back home, I must confess—I overheard a phone conversation. It was my friend, a serious farmer, speaking to some of his workers. Fast forward through the call, and one thing was clear: he was frustrated. His issue? He had paid the vet
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This week, I stumbled upon a thought-provoking podcast episode that left me reflecting deeply. The host made a striking comment that inspired this article. He said: "Religion is one of the most mistaken identities people associate with righteousness. Often, those who want to hide their wrongdoing
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This past weekend, I had a deep and thought-provoking conversation with a colleague. Our discussion centered on why so few family businesses survive from one generation to the next — especially in African countries.It began with the topic of brain drain: the continuous migration of professionals
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