Africa
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The arable and semi arable lands of central and eastern Kenya have been under exploited economically for agricultural production. Unpredictable weather patterns have been a key factor limiting the productivity from limitations in planning for production. In a bit to curb the fluctuations in humidity and other key variables, there has been a gradually adoption […]
Affluence is quickly gaining momentum in Africa. In various African countries the middle class population bracket continues to rise. This has led to growth and expansion of African cities to accommodate this new wealth. It has also led to growing concern about the prevalent exploitation and abuse of consumers rights as the African nations’ economies […]
In post colonial Africa, there hasn’t been any single nation that has had such tremendous influence on Africa as China has today. But what are the results of such profound influence on the African countries? In what way is this invasion critical to the China –Africa expansion? The reality, according to McKinsey’s report Dance of the […]
Slums are common to many OECD and third world countries including India, Mexico, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa and Chile just to name a few. These settlements tend to host the lower income class if they are not provided with affordable housing. The cost within these zones is typically cheaper compared to other parts of a […]
Libya is one Africa wealthiest nation. The sovereign state was previously the largest contributor to the African union with great determination for the progress and development of the entire continent. This was all made possible by an ambitious leader, revolutionary and political theorist, Muammar Al-Gadhafi. Some loved him while others revered him. Gadhafi was generous […]
The East African nations, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania are endowed with great tourist attraction, key among them, Wildlife in natural habitats and game reserves traversing across borders of the the three nations. Kenya, for instance, is a country of diverse rich habitat. The East African nation ranks high in terms of biodiversity. It is considered […]
Alarm rings for Africa the sleeping giant; the experiences learnt and parallels with the outer world. Africa has come a long way from political upheavals in the various nations that have tore the social fabric which is the core of social economic development in any society. It’s worth noting similar challenges have been experienced elsewhere, […]