The great miscalculation–and exit–of multinationals in Africa… again
Doing business in Africa is hard, but multinational companies can succeed if they understand these two things.
Doing business in Africa is hard, but multinational companies can succeed if they understand these two things.
Apr 23, 2024
The line between technology, innovation, and progress is not straight. More innovation leads to greater shared prosperity, but not all innovation is equal.
Apr 18, 2024
Just as infants rely on their parents or caregivers for every aspect of their care and development in infancy, new markets depend on entrepreneurs and investors to undertake every essential task in their creation.
Apr 12, 2024
I was tempted to pay a bribe. Here’s what happened and why a review of how we think and talk about corruption is important.
Dec 12, 2023
The most effective tool poor countries have to solve their problems is: profit.
Nov 29, 2023
There is a predictable, albeit difficult, path to market creation and thus, to ample job creation and prosperity.
Oct 26, 2023
There is significant potential to firmly integrate solar power into Nigeria's energy mix to address the country's energy deficit. The question is, how?
Sept 27, 2023
Why has Nigeria’s solar market not grown faster—and how can it be accelerated? To answer these two questions, we have taken a different approach and have analyzed the sector through the lens of market creation.
Sept 26, 2023
For the UAE’s investment to count across Africa, it should ensure that these investments are designed to store or distribute value that can help Africans make progress.
Sept 20, 2023
If leaders at the 2023 UNGA discuss the global nonconsumption phenomenon and ask what new value networks are necessary to transform this nonconsumption to consumption, progress is possible.
Sept 18, 2023