One of Africa’s greatest literature models once depicted an accurate account of what befalls most African countries. He wrote, ‘When your fat civil servants and urban employees of public corporations match on May Day, .. hardly do they realize that in the real context of Africa today they are not the party of the oppressed …
The productivity, welfare and the security of people both in rural and urban areas are greatly influenced by the level of infrastructure development in their respective communities and the subsequent linkages to the centers of administration and commerce. As industries expand and economies grow, the existence of reliable road networks significantly contributes to a country’s …
Rethinking Kenya’s Road Infrastructure Quality Codes Read More »
The global cosmetic industry is an extraordinarily fascinating area of international consumption that has reflected the sporadic changes in economic, social and cultural transformations taking place in the modern world. In truth, the desire to be considered smart and attractive has continuously driven people from all walks of life to invest considerable amount of time, …
The youth constitute a nation’s most precious asset and its primary resource, comprising 46% of the global population, with the highest concentration found in Africa and the Middle East. This demographic reality has spurred an increasing focus on youth development principles worldwide. Consequently, various industries and economic stakeholders have embraced practices and policies tailored to …
Back in 1977, one of the bosses of a major computer manufacturer was quoted saying: “there is no reason for any individual to have a computer in his home”. Along the history of technology over the years, there have been many similar stories such as this, portraying how the concept of innovation and revolution was …
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