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Community Champions

Rotary & ending Polio September has always been a fascinating month in my personal life as it represents the four weeks when I celebrate the birthdays of my loved...

Certified.

Validating Community Curation, Finally source: Facebook Certified Community Managers website My first recollection of curating a community was during my teenage years when I helped my mother, Muriel with...

Patience.

Good governance, rebuilding and amplifying our voices “…and we have to be patient, and it’s not over until every vote is counted.” — Joseph Robinette Biden (former USA Vice President...

A New Leaf

2021: Eyes (and ears) wide open New resolutions and the euphoria of a new year notwithstanding, 2021 has started off feeling like the B-side of a 2020-mixtape. The advent...

What Now?

Dreaming anew. One of the impactful lessons I picked up during my time teaching Entrepreneurial Leadership at ALU in Mauritius, was the constant need to foster a growth mindset. The intentional...

Communities

The pursuit of collaborative success. At the sidelines of the last World Economic Forum on Africa in 2019 B.C. (Before Coronavirus), my good friend and newly appointed Heavy Chef Foundation chair, Lukhanyo Neer introduced me...

Unpacking Enterprise

Business, arts & culture, and everything in-between With the recent announcement by @Jack, CEO of Twitter, to have the tech giant’s HQ Africa operations setup in Ghana (and the many...

Digital You

Social x Digital x Continuous Education “What can you share (in my case, teach well) with your eyes closed and within a moment’s notice?” And this question started the co-designing...

Our ancestors wildest dreams

Reflections on Africa Day. “We Are our ancestors’ wildest dreams, but we don’t know that unless we learn what our ancestors went through.” — Monita K. Bell Leading up to Africa...