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Is Sun King Captaining Green Transition in Africa?

By Moses Kaketo Sun King‘s success & bankability is a proof low-end & unbanked are an investable asset class.Just recently SunKing secured $40m Equity Round from Lightrock . The investment will support the provider of off-grid solar energy products, to fuel expansion of decentralised solar energy systems across Africa &

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By Moses Kaketo Vodacom Group has taken a decisive step to strengthen its position in East Africa with a multibillion‑rand agreement that would increase its ownership of Safaricom from 35 percent to 55 percent, pending regulatory approval. The deal, valued at $2.1 billion. A powerful Kenyan family: some Kenyan Central

By Moses Kaketo Vodacom Group has taken a decisive step to strengthen its position in East Africa with a multibillion‑rand agreement that would increase its ownership of Safaricom from 35 percent to 55 percent, pending regulatory approval. The deal, valued at $2.1 billion. A powerful Kenyan family: some Kenyan Central

By Ian Ortega Uganda’s struggle to stabilize power distribution may feel acute, even alarming, but it is not unique within the East African region. When viewed comparatively, Uganda’s experience fits a broader regional pattern where generation has raced ahead of distribution, and where last mile constraints have become the defining

By Ian Ortega Uganda’s struggle to stabilize power distribution may feel acute, even alarming, but it is not unique within the East African region. When viewed comparatively, Uganda’s experience fits a broader regional pattern where generation has raced ahead of distribution, and where last mile constraints have become the defining

By Ian Ortega There is a concept known as the theory of constraints. Many people are familiar with it, but few apply it in real life, except perhaps those who have worked with assembly lines or supply chains. This theory becomes useful when examining Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited, UEDCL,

By Ian Ortega There is a concept known as the theory of constraints. Many people are familiar with it, but few apply it in real life, except perhaps those who have worked with assembly lines or supply chains. This theory becomes useful when examining Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited, UEDCL,