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  • Business Week Afrika 2026, Manufacturing in Afrika

    Kenya Has Sold The Cheapest Factory Power In East Africa Since 2023. Manufacturing Has Shrunk Every Year Since.

    There is a fence going up at Jomvu, on the western edge of Mombasa, Kenya. Behind it: 535…

    Baraka BWA
    11 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 Resources, Business Week Afrika 2026

    Kenya Told A 115-Year-Old Mine To Leave. The Next License Comes With A Factory Attached.

    On 3 September 2026, the President of Kenya told the company that has been taking soda ash out…

    Baraka BWA
    9 Sep 2026
  • Africa’s Informal Sector, Business Week Afrika 2026, Real Estate in Africa

    Lagos Needs 227,576 Homes A Year. A Third Of Every Building Budget Goes To The Desk That Says Approved

    $1 million buys you 507 square meters of prime Lagos land. The same $1 million buys 3,124 square…

    Baraka BWA
    8 Sep 2026
  • African Business Trends, African Investment, Business Week Afrika 2026

    Kenya Hired A Dealmaker To Raise Sh5 Trillion. Its Own Pension Funds Hold 0.7% In Private Assets.

    What they tell you is that Africa cannot build because Africa has no capital. Here is what is…

    Baraka BWA
    7 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 Business Trends, Business Week Afrika 2026, Technology & African Business

    Kenya’s Lenders Shrank By Half. The People Selling Phones On Credit Tripled.

    Kenya’s microfinance sector grew from 400,000 users to 2.5 million in 3 years. That number is real. It…

    Baraka BWA
    3 Sep 2026
  • Agribusiness, Business Week Afrika 2026

    Kenya Cut Fertilizer 69% And Vegetables Still Went Up 30%. Here Is Why.

    Let’s start in October. The US Climate Prediction Center now puts a very strong El Niño at 95%…

    Baraka BWA
    2 Sep 2026
  • African Healthcare, Business Week Afrika 2026

    Africa Does Not Make Its Medicine. It Packages It.

    Africa imports more than 70% of its medicines. Which means Africa makes just under 30% of them, and…

    Baraka BWA
    1 Sep 2026
  • African Investment, Business Week Afrika 2026

    African Pension Funds Hold 775 Billion Dollars. A Manila Billionaire Just Bought The Ports They Owned.

    On 28 August, a Manila billionaire agreed to buy the ports. Not build them. Buy them, finished, from…

    Baraka BWA
    31 Aug 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 Business Trends, Business Week Afrika 2026, Entrepreneurship

    A Chinese Couple Built Africa’s Biggest Nappy Company, And East Africa Is Now Half Its Revenue.

    In Kigali, a man called Beresheba Hakizayezu makes 100 pairs of shoes a month. He buys his leather…

    Baraka BWA
    27 Aug 2026
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