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  • 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
  • Agribusiness, Business Week Afrika 2026

    Nigeria and Kenya Just Built the Machine That Feeds the Agricultural Machine

    Nigeria grows 11 million tonnes of grain a year. It needs more than double that. This week, without…

    Baraka BWA
    21 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
  • Africa’s Informal Sector, Business Week Afrika 2026, Technology & African Business

    Africa’s Biggest Market Was Never on the Books. Now It Is Getting the Rails.

    In Senegal, 98.6 out of every 100 jobs are informal. In Niger, 77.3. In Nigeria, N5.19 trillion sits…

    Baraka BWA
    16 Jul 2026
  • African Investment, African Resources, African Talent, Business Week Afrika 2026, Innovation in African Business, Technology & African Business

    The 23 Year Old Guarding 11 Billion Dollars of Africa’s Mines and Refineries

    “The only way Africa can have lasting peace is by uniting to build sovereign defense, not by relying…

    Baraka BWA
    15 Jul 2026
  • African Investment, Business Week Afrika 2026, Technology & African Business

    The Bridge 400 Million Africans Are Still Waiting For

    400 million Africans have a phone, sometimes a job, sometimes a business, and no bridge to the formal…

    Baraka BWA
    14 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
  • African Business Trends, African Investment, African Resources, Business Week Afrika 2026, Kenyan Economy

    Dangote Exports the Blueprint: Why Kenya’s $17 Billion Refinery Is Really a Continental Bet

    $9 billion turned into more than $20 billion. 4 promised years turned into 12. That is the real…

    Baraka BWA
    10 Jul 2026
  • African Business Trends, African Resources, Business Week Afrika 2026

    4 Countries Just Proved the Margin Can Stay Home

    What they tell you about Africa’s minerals: Dig it up, ship it raw, let someone else keep the…

    Baraka BWA
    9 Jul 2026
  • African Investment, African Urbanization, Business Week Afrika 2026

    Africa’s Power Gap Just Became a Market

    By 2030, WeLight wants 1 million African homes to flip a switch for the first time. Work backward…

    Baraka BWA
    8 Jul 2026
  • African Investment, Business Week Afrika 2026, Foreign Exchange in Africa

    11 Markets, One Trading Floor: The Quiet Rewiring of Africa’s $2 Trillion

    $2 trillion. That is what Africa’s stock exchanges are worth this month, combined, for the first time in…

    Baraka BWA
    7 Jul 2026
  • Business Week Afrika 2026

    They Climbed 443 Meters for Love. Climb 2 Days for the Deal.

    On 1 July, 2 climbers slipped past security in Manhattan and went up. Not the elevator. The spire.…

    Baraka BWA
    6 Jul 2026
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