The Eagle in a Storm
The following is a post (and ‘afterthoughts’) from the Facebook Page of Strive Masiyiwa, the Zimbabwean billionaire and businessman wh is an inspiration to many Africans. From reading the advice … Continue reading
Paris climate talks, Africa’s renewable energy drive, and reinforcing laws of war
Paris climate talks, Africa’s renewable energy drive, and reinforcing laws of war (via Guardian) … Africa plans renewable energy drive that could make continent world’s cleanest China joins poor countries … Continue reading
Why China should help Mozambique and Tanzania develop their Natural Gas production Capacities
Challenges ahead for Tanzania To Build new CapaCiTies for gas Industry Development I refer to the section 3.1 titled ‘Addressing General weakness of the economy’ and section 6.1 titled ‘Unchecked … Continue reading
What is wrong with Africa in that we must always be dictated to…
“What is wrong with Africa that we must always be dictated to, that somebody must dictate our course and we must be managed. And we accept it?”- President Paul Kagame … Continue reading
Malawi to launch airborne geo-physical data – official – Education
http://en.starafrica.com/education/malawi-to-launch-airborne-geo-physical-data-official.html
First sub-Saharan Starbucks to open in South Africa
Other coffee chains already on the ground are unlikely to be singing with joy about this (unless the arrival of the newcomer brings fresh business otherwise unaccounted for – which … Continue reading
Quality & Longevity: What comes after bricks?
The other day, I watched this video by one historian named Vaclav Smil and it made me think about our construction practices in Malawi. What is the most used material … Continue reading
