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Reflections from IGF2022: The opportunity for Africa

Al KagsAfrican issues, Open, Thought LeadershipDecember 10, 2022

See #IGF2022 reflections on Digital Reflections Last week, I attended the Internet Governance Forum (IGF2022). By the end of it, I have had several reflections about what the opportunities there are for Africa. These are the conversations that I am …

My wishlist for rebuilding Kenya: One

Al KagsEnvironment, Government, Me, Personal, Society, Thought LeadershipNovember 6, 2022

The electioneering period is over and President William S Ruto has taken to his office with an encouraging start. I buy his articulated philosophy that the government must take tough measures for more sustainable prosperity. I love the idea that …

Quiet Quitting is the worst move for a growing professional

Al KagsMe, Mine, Personal, Thought Leadership, world viewSeptember 28, 2022

Quiet Quitting is not a new phenomenon. For generations, there have been professionals who have chosen to do no more than is required of them at their jobs and to only work the hours stipulated in their contract. They leave …

It’s time to raise the standards of how we manage sport in Africa

Al KagsAfrican issues, Society, Travel, TraveloguesJuly 13, 2022

Reflections from the Africa Youth Chess Championships 2022 in Lusaka, Zambia My son and I have just returned from Lusaka, where he and 20 other young people competed in the Africa Youth Chess Championship 2022. Chess as a sport has …

We have not innovated our institutions since colonialism

Al Kagscolumn, Story, world viewMarch 9, 2022

Recently, I sat down with an old classmate of mine, MaqC Eric Gitau on his Youtube Channel, Development Dynamics. The channel is designed into go through the autobiography of leaders in the social sector – essentially from birth to date, …

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Reflections from IGF2022: The opportunity for Africa

My wishlist for rebuilding Kenya: One

Quiet Quitting is the worst move for a growing professional

It’s time to raise the standards of how we manage sport in Africa

We have not innovated our institutions since colonialism

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Reflections from IGF2022: The opportunity for Africa

My wishlist for rebuilding Kenya: One

Quiet Quitting is the worst move for a growing professional

It’s time to raise the standards of how we manage sport in Africa

We have not innovated our institutions since colonialism

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