#BlackManSyndrome is bad . And it's global . It is keeping black people from prospering. I feel sad that it still affects our political leadership in many African countries. #emmmw #oneandonly
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favoriteThat is why you see some people trying to show how much power they have. Unfortunately it’s not good for African political leadership. Black man syndrome is a big problem. “Big Man Mentality” . #emmmw #leadership
Black people syndrome happens when someone who came from nothing gets power and then suddenly they want to show everyone they can do anything. Unfortunately it’s a victim mentality. #leadership #kenya #emmmw
I wonder why our politicians have to have so many body guards, a long trial of cars , if they are doing anything good. Good leaders will not be afraid and will defend their policies without intimidation or harassing people. #leadership
If I was Pres @WilliamsRuto I will listen to the people and stop dictatorship through arm twisting. If you are a good leader people will follow you. Stop the black man syndrome of letting power get into your head. If you come from a humble background it happens. #kenya
As a venture builder born and raised in the Kenya, I understand the dynamics of business in Africa and what can be done differently… #africa #business #tech #innovation twitter.com/africatechsmt/…
That’s how Apple does it’s innovation. twitter.com/grdecter/statu…
Apple has the advantage of a strong loyal customer base, some of whom will readily jump onto the Vision Pro and hence drive sales. However, I don’t foresee strong future growth, and many repeat customers for the product.
Apple’s future growth lies in emerging markets like Asia , Africa and South America; where real potential still lies in core products like iPhones and MacBooks.
AR/VR has not gained the much anticipated huge market and the practical use case scenarios (PMF) is still not popular. The high price point is also a limiting factor.
Interesting twitter.com/privatequitygu…
Tracking declarations is good . Kudos to whoever started this - dexxe.notion.site/dexxe/bf6fb… @KResearcher @MwangoCapital @SokoAnalyst
Not sure how to react to this. How many will support having microchips in their brains ? twitter.com/time/status/16…
@EAukot As an employer, I think it’s a brilliant idea. Many studies have shown the benefits of less work week and more so it’s only a couple of times a year. People spend too much money when they travel which has huge ripple effect in local economy, esp. rural areas.