Essays, research and analysis from AFRIEDU faculty and fellows on leadership, governance, entrepreneurship, finance, strategy, innovation and African economic development.
Africa's next generation of chief executives are rewriting the rules of leadership — balancing long-horizon vision with the operational discipline global capital now demands. A framework from AFRIEDU faculty on what distinguishes the leaders building institutions that outlast them.
How directors should approach oversight of fast-moving technology without slowing the enterprises they steward.
A framework for teaching — and practising — strategy in the markets that global textbooks ignore.
The funding paths now open to founders building beyond their borders — and the governance investors expect in return.
The transition every African entrepreneur must make to turn a company into a durable institution.
Why the innovation function must sit at the centre of the executive agenda — not on its edges.
AfCFTA is quietly reshaping the strategic map. A governance perspective on what changes for boards and executives.
Why African enterprises stall at the second generation — and the leadership disciplines that prevent it.
Skills matrices, independence and the quiet reforms transforming corporate governance across the continent.
Blended structures, patient capital and the instruments closing the mid-market financing gap.
A monthly dispatch of essays, faculty research and event invitations for leaders shaping business, governance and economic development across the continent.
