The middle-class of Africa have two worries: monitoring corrupt politicians and weight-control

The middle-class of Africa, mostly, have 2 worries: having to cope with self-seeking politicians and the troubles of risking a bulging belly

A third of the continent's woes can be solved by Education, the next through Entrepreneurship and the rest from re-shaping the thought-process of Africans

Whoever coined the word POWER, am sure, never imagined politicians' obsession with it

The problem with this continent is not the notion that African leaders fail to dream; but the fact that they sleep-on and see their dreams go stale as a result of inaction

The reason African businesses do not thrive past a generation is their lack of a long-term stategy against competition and importantly political uncertainty.