Frameworks, reflections, and honest takes on building in complex environments.
Most strategy frameworks assume abundant resources, stable institutions, and predictable markets. They fail when applied in environments where capital is scarce, infrastructure is unreliable, and policy can shift overnight.
Imported playbooks from Silicon Valley or Harvard case studies rarely survive first contact with African reality. Here's the grounded alternative built on distribution, trust, and capital efficiency.
The invisible constraints, the mental load, and the strategies I’ve developed to keep moving forward anyway while building in public.
A contrarian view on what’s actually holding the continent back — and the uncomfortable conversations we need to have about strategic thinking.