peter kariuki

In 2021, a promising African startup raised millions in funding. Their pitch was perfect, their team was solid, and investors were excited. Two years later,

Africa’s startup scene is booming. Every year, we see more funding, more ambitious founders, and more companies promising to be the next big thing. But

Entrepreneurs often look to scale their ideas across Africa, but without understanding the cultural nuances of each region, solutions can miss the mark. The same

Africa is on the cusp of an economic transformation, and at the heart of this shift is the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). With

Africa is one of the most entrepreneurial continents in the world. Walk down any street in Lagos, Nairobi, or Accra, and you’ll see it—people selling,

Nairobi, the bustling capital of Kenya, is no longer just known for its wildlife, national parks, or vibrant culture. Over the past decade, it has

Scaling a startup is often considered the ultimate challenge for entrepreneurs. For African startups, this challenge is amplified by the continent’s unique geography, economic disparities,

  As Africa faces increasing challenges related to climate change, resource scarcity, and rapid urbanization, the role of startups in driving sustainability has become more

Hey there! Innocent here, your startup-loving, innovation-obsessed tour guide. Fun fact about me? I firmly believe the next big unicorn—yes, that billion-dollar startup everyone dreams

What Makes Global Leaders Thrive? Global startup hubs like Silicon Valley thrive on a combination of robust funding, a risk-tolerant culture, and a concentration of