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    A Recap Of Uber’s Exit from Parts of Afrika

    Uber sold safer rides and better cars. Where the price is the product, that premium is hard to…

    Baraka BWA
    22 Oct 2026
  • African Energy, African Logistics

    Africa’s Power Is Stuck Between the Plant and the Factory

    Africa’s power problem is usually told as a shortage of power plants. In Cameroon, the plant is finished.…

    Baraka BWA
    16 Oct 2026
  • African Logistics, African Resources, Agribusiness

    Cameroon’s Soap Conquered Nigeria. Now It Needs the Oil.

    Cameroon has a new top 10 export, and it is not oil, cocoa or timber. It is household…

    Baraka BWA
    8 Oct 2026
  • African Logistics, African Resources, Business Week Afrika 2026

    Every African Beneficiation Plan Buys Its Chemicals Abroad. Botswana Is Building The System At Home.

    Sodium isobutyl xanthate. Sodium metabisulfite. Sodium hydrosulfide. 3 chemicals nobody outside a mine has heard of. No copper…

    Baraka BWA
    22 Sep 2026
  • African Logistics, Business Week Afrika 2026, Technology & African Business

    The Battery Is Solved. Nobody Is Selling The Repair.

    Last month a company from Bangalore opened 35 battery swap stations in Kenya. 27 in Nairobi, 8 in…

    Baraka BWA
    10 Sep 2026
  • African Business Trends, African Logistics, Business Week Afrika 2026

    Nigeria’s Ride-Hailing Market Is Worth $450 Million And Just Lost Its Biggest Operator. Here Is What That Actually Says.

    “The reason I bought this car was to use it as an Uber ride. I am a foundation…

    Baraka BWA
    4 Sep 2026
  • African Logistics, Business Week Afrika 2026

    Africa Can Ship To The World And Cannot Ship To Itself

    Africa’s richest man needed to move 1,000 tonnes of cement from Lagos to Accra. He could not find…

    Baraka BWA
    28 Aug 2026
  • African Investment, African Logistics, Business Week Afrika 2026

    The Biggest African Investment Round Of 2026 Is Funding A Garage

    There is a building in Phoenix, Arizona where cars with nobody inside them go at night. They are…

    Baraka BWA
    7 Aug 2026
  • Africa’s Informal Sector, African Investment, African Logistics, Business Week Afrika 2026

    Africa Perfected The Battery Swap On 2 Wheels. Now It Is Coming For 4.

    Daniel Huang built Mophie. If you have ever slipped a battery case onto a dying phone, you have…

    Baraka BWA
    31 Jul 2026
  • African Investment, African Logistics, African Talent, Business Week Afrika 2026

    Nigeria Has 8,000 Pilots. It Cannot Afford to Fly Them.

    Captain Zino Mario has more than 8,000 aspiring pilots in his network. Most of them hold a commercial…

    Baraka BWA
    22 Jul 2026
  • African Logistics, Business Week Afrika 2026

    David Made a Profit: How Takealot Held Its Ground Against 3 Goliaths

    Amazon landed in South Africa in May 2024, the largest retailer on earth arriving in Takealot’s home market…

    Baraka BWA
    20 Jul 2026
  • African Logistics, African Resources, Business Week Afrika 2026

    Congo’s Copper, South Africa’s Monopoly, Kenya’s First Surplus: The Rail Bet That’s Paying Off

    A tonne of Congolese copper reaches the port of Lobito in 8 days. The same tonne, trucked to…

    Baraka BWA
    13 Jul 2026
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