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The Fire and the Air Conditioner
Why so many NGOs and development bodies fail the people they set out to help, and what we must do instead. A friend of…

Being Poor Is an Expensive Currency
There’s a version of poverty most economists never quite capture. It’s not just that poor people have less, It’s that they pay more for…

THE BETRAYAL THAT COSTS BILLIONS: WHY SOUTH AFRICA’S XENOPHOBIA ISN’T JUST MORALLY WRONG; IT’S ECONOMICALLY SUICIDAL
Let me tell you a story about gratitude because history always repeats itself. Between 1948 and 1994, South Africa’s liberation movement didn’t survive because…

THE INVISIBLE TAX: WHY AFRICA’S BRILLIANT IDEAS KEEP FAILING (AND IT’S NOT ABOUT MONEY)
In this amazing piece we ran across on BusinessDay Nigeria, Olufunke Olufon writes about a tax that doesn’t appear in any budget, isn’t collected…
Beyond the Model with Dr. Lilian (Episode 1)
The Training Was Never Built for Us There is a particular kind of silence that comes after you realise the tools you have spent…
