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Q2 Systems
It was in a Waymo ride in San Francisco at the 2025 TechCrunch Disrupt Conference that we knew clear as day that Q2 Systems had to bet on autonomous systems.
How We Are Going to Do More, and Better: 2026 African Business Conference Takeaways (UoM)
The African Business Conference at the Stephen M. Ross School of Business brought together students, founders, professionals, and builders from across disciplines and geographies โ all in one room, thinking seriously about Africa, diaspora, and what comes next.
A LinkedIn Recap: Ten Years In
LinkedIn did something new this year: it gave us a recap. When I first saw it, my immediate reaction was that it was cheesy. And then I clicked through it anyway. And I found myself pleasantly surprised.
Nebula Capsule 3 Review: A Projector that Turned My Room in a Cinema
(Organic User Review. No Sponsors) Last winter, when I was setting up my room in
Avatar: Fire and Ash (A [Biased] Review)
While I was talking through the game with one of my mentors and the co-chair of my company, Leo, I started describing the characters and the environment I was imagining. At some point, the conversation paused, and he said that what I was describing felt very Avatar.
50 Years Later: Why the Maize Mill Is Still King
My grandfather owned a maize mill in Chikwawa. It was the family mill, and my father worked in that maize mill as a child. When my parents later moved to Mangochi, my dad started two more maize mills.
Semester 3: Broad MBA
If you are reading thisโฆ it means that I have successfully completed the third semester of my MBA. As I write to you, I have fulfilled 80% of the credits requires towards my graduation.
November, 2025
This year, I committed to experimenting with a monthly newsletter โ a space to think out loud as I unpacked the strange, beautiful intersections of my life: Malawi and Michigan, the UN and Microsoft, agriculture and gaming.
Declutter(ing)
December comes with winter โ a kind of cold that forces you to stay indoors, which works for me because I never really go anywhere to begin with. But it also gives me time to sit still and sort through the year.
Why Smart Innovation Farms?
As I plan my next steps, agriculture keeps resurfacing as the logical point of entry for any meaningful development work.
