8 min read. Beyond the linguistic cannibalism that characterises much of the critique against it, is neoliberalism Africa’s war?
7 min read. Western Kenya’s sugar industry has a productivity problem. Fortunate to have been given several reprieves by COMESA, growers, millers and policymakers have still...
8 min read. Facing the biggest threat to his 30-year old monopoly on power, Sudan’s Omar al-Bashir finds his regime entangled in a crisis entirely of...
8 min read. Ultimately money is a social contract DAVID NDII argues. And though Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies may yet emerge as transformative disrupters of human and...
8 min read. What does a recent spat between the IMF and the Central Bank’s Prof Patrick Njoroge, himself a veteran of the Fund, tell us...
8 min read. Once upon a time, financial recklessness was the preserve of resource-rich nations. Now, resource-poor African nations, their thoughtless leaders seduced into taking printed...
10 min read. DAVID NDII pulls apart the old myth of Central Kenya’s economic dominance.
9 min read. Why is society, even those countries in which more capital could not possibly appreciably improve standards of living, still obsessed with hard work,...
9 min read. If knowledge and human capital are the engines of economic growth, what is the role of the foreign investment and infrastructure edifices that...
8 min read. The Jubilee administration gambled on mega-infrastructure projects to expand the economy. It has borrowed heavily to finance them. Over the past five years,...
