Entrepreneurs, Healthcare & frontline workers; educators during the coronavirus pandemic.Extended (partial or full) lockdowns are becoming more commonplace across the world as our lived-experiences in many countries. I dunno about you, but for me, navigating through each day seems...

As we take stock of the last 30–45 days, we will look back at this time marked by the Coronavirus pandemic across generations, with mixed reactions. Mostly characterized by our collective worry and anxiety, anguish, mourning, the admiration and...

In adjusting to this “new normal” I have found it comforting to hear from peers also navigating through these hours-days-weeks-all-meshed-in-one virus prevention routines. With a myriad of different government regulations on lockdown and economic recovery, it is equally important...

Conversations that Matter.As we celebrate the strides towards a consolidated African economy community, and recognize the many strides made in the past;  Kwame Nkrumah’s speech at the OAU in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia circa May 24th, 1963I’m reminded of the power of ideas that lead to...

Personally, June has ushered in a wave of emotions — some fresh wounds due to racial and class equity, and old hurt — that I hope to heal in this unpacking podcasting, professional advocacy, and writing process. To you, on this Unpacking Africa journey with me,...