Blog collaboration with Zidza Katenga of Meekono on brand storytelling for African women handicraft entrepreneurs.
Entrepreneurship
Thoughts and insights on the Malawi entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Self-employment is great. But it demands more than just being passionate about your product. Jump in with eyes wide open, it can be a rocky ride!
My contribution to a mHub blog collaboration for International Youth Day 2020 on the topic: “How to maximize your younger years – Start Now and Get Ahead”.
Let’s talk about meetings. If you’re Malawian, you know. We love to suck the life out of people because of our love of meetings.
Synergy is a new co-working space in Lilongwe offering furnished private and open offices, a board room, a business lounge and event space.
I attended a round table discussion on Tech and Social Entrepreneurship in Malawi organised by British Council and mHub.
The Malawi formal job market is not the same as it was two or more decades ago. There are less […]
The Tony Elumelu Foundation is transforming Africa by supporting young Africans to succeed in a tough operating environment
Today mHub hosted the first-ever city spark for Sahara Sparks, East Africa’s largest Innovation and Technology Entrepreneurship event. Lilongwe Sparks event […]
Schools will start closing at the end of the week for the long summer break and most of us will […]
Unscrupulous vendors have used formaldehyde to preserve their fresh fish. Does anyone else see the opportunities in affordable and accessible cold storage for vendors?
So, four days ago I was selected onto the 4th cohort of the Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurship Programme
In Macra’s ongoing sim card registration excercise, some interesting issues have been brought to the fore.
If you are anything like me then you will already have had enough of all the political manoeuvring and posturing […]
In the commercial and civil aviation industry, aircrafts undergo periodic inspections known as checks. I had previously only heard of […]
alawi needs to build enterprises owned by indigenous Malawians with finance from indigenous Malawians. Because mere bootstrapping will fail at this quest.
If you ask my mom, I am unemployed. A former civil servant and HR practitioner, she does not subscribe to […]
If you had a choice to reach out to new converts by building a new church or using the internet, […]
Agribusinesses made up two of the four presentations at the recent Lilongwe Pitch Night*.
Malawi has a range of electronic payment solutions like mobile money and debit cards. So why do we insist on using and accepting cash?
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