Coloniality of Knowledge: The Making of the Grateful Scholar
In every corner of the continent, you will meet them: some of the brightest minds of their generation, armed with prestigious degrees from world-class European universities, fluent in the language of global policy, and deeply committed to Africaโs development.
Africaโs Hea(r)t: A Youthful Populus
Permission to Nerd Out โ Demographer Style This past weekend, while preparing a Consumer Insights
September, 2025
For twelve years, I have curated this blog (and by extension newsletter) as a personal journal โ a window into my journey from Malawi to the United Nations, to Microsoft, and beyond. As I step into a new decade and a new chapter, I feel the need for something different: a space not just to chronicle my life, but where both you and I can make sense of the systems we are all navigating.
Entrepreneurship within Education: Not Either/Or
When I was pursuing my undergraduate studies, it was almost framed as a choice: education or entrepreneurship. specially in developing contexts, itโs often assumed that young people must choose between โstaying in schoolโ and โchasing a dream.โ But what if that decision never needed to be binary?
