Foresight: a look at the Global Future of Work Technology in 2050
11 April, 2016 – I had the opportunity to contribute to the development of the ‘Global Future of Work/Technology 2050’ scenarios. This is
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Africa
Of Women, nudity & socio-cultural issues
On Thursday morning at 4:30 am I woke up to go join a group of lady/women feminists for a Power Walk. The walk
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How Africa Tweets – Uganda loved talking politics in 2015
In the just concluded Ugandan elections– there were so much online activity especially with Twitter. Hashtags were using by the top 3 presidential
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To regulate or not regulate social media….can we agree?
On 25th February at the Lagos Social Media Week, BBC Africa Debate held a conversation that was asking: Should Social Media be regulated?
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Assessing the impact of Social Media on Political Communication & Civil Engagement in Uganda
Happy New Year! This year starts on a very interesting note as campaigns are underway in Uganda – as we see political
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Bringing traditional foods back to the dinner table
Africa has got about Billion people in it – most of whom are hungry. We see this a lot in the fact that
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Why every African needs to visit Dakar
Getting to Dakar the very first time was quite an experience. I remember that too well, like it was yesterday. It was late
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Sustainable Development – the Ugandan way : How do we get there?
The Sustainable Development Goals come at a time when there is need for developing nations to step up their game. For a long
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African Futurists meet to discuss the current trends – and the future offcourse!
For a while now I have been part of the African Futurists community. I met Geci who is the lead at the South Africa Node
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Why Africa is not poor – of scavengers and looters
This is a guest blog by Twakirwa David The narrative that Africa is rich because of its natural resources and a broad base of
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