Two years ago, I walked through the cavernous white halls of iXAfrica’s hyperscale data centre in Nairobi, guided by engineer Titus Buleti. It was one of those moments where you realise you’re standing inside the physical backbone of a future digital economy.  A few days earlier, I had hosted Snehar

Three years ago, I sat across from Meshack Alloys on my podcast, Pure Digital Passion. Back then, the conversation was about Sendy — a bold attempt to rewire how goods move across Kenya’s and Africa’s fragmented logistics ecosystem. The story was about trucks, warehouses, routing algorithms, and the unglamorous but essential reality

I’m not sure exactly when it happened but at some point I fell in love with reading about all things business and technology as a young adult. As you can imagine, this was the pre-Internet era when knowledge was gleaned primarily from newspapers, magazines, radio, television and most importantly, books.