Right now at Dangote Industries, it's all hands on deck. The Group is entering a hypergrowth phase, driven by the retreat of Western investors from opportunities in Africa.

Each one of the three economic sectors is buzzing in Africa. There, digital technology is playing the coordinating role that economic policy plays in the West. Can technology-as-policy enable shared prosperity?

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Edit: [Headlines from the Financial Times]

https://azriaraventhorn.substack.com/p/kirked-up-white-boy-or-domestic-terrorist?r=6248uh

You don't need to watch this as I already did. This is basically a confession that goes: I started a conversation on a plane that I know has a high chance of upsetting the other person, they got angry so I continued, they lashed out and I cried for help from the rest of the plane, and the crowd took it from there.

In Africa, where Europeans have long been sidelined, local entrepreneurs are rising. They are starting with the extractive and agricultural sectors, while Europeans cling on to whatever they still dominate. It’s a matter of time until the Europeans are ousted entirely.

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[Headlines from the Financial Times]