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Monthly Archives: February 2016

Technology_Part 1_v1

Turn your business into a “technology company” (Part 1).

The other day I was talking to a friend who runs a fast-moving consumer goods company, or what the experts call an “FMCG” company. He was surprised when I said to him, “I also consider myself to be in the FMCG sector; I discourage my people from seeing our business Continue Reading →

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by Strive Masiyiwa February 26, 2016 24 Replies
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The Eagle in a storm (Part 5)

__You need to develop relationships with people based on trust. The other day I was in New York and decided to attend a church service with a dear friend of more than 20 years, Dr AR Bernard of Christian Cultural Centre. During the service they showed a video called the Continue Reading →

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by Strive Masiyiwa February 21, 2016 15 Replies
Wealth Creation Model_Part 3_v3F

Pause: Announcing the 10 winners of the “New Wealth Creation Model” contest.

A few weeks ago, I asked you to imagine a new wealth creation model where Africa’s vast mineral riches are not simply exported raw, but are instead transformed into countless homegrown innovations and domestically-made products of all kinds. I suggested a simple exercise to inspire you to imagine and research Continue Reading →

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by Strive Masiyiwa February 18, 2016 4 Replies
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Pause: Release of special report: “African farmers in the digital age.”

__Soon it will be Africa’s turn to help feed the world… This week an American journal called Foreign Affairs has released an excellent collection of essays entitled: “African Farmers in the Digital Age: how digital solutions can enable rural development.” In this new report, 20 African and global experts discuss Continue Reading →

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by Strive Masiyiwa February 15, 2016 13 Replies
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Mobile Revolution 2.0_Lessons for a Sustainable Green Revolution in Africa

by Strive Masiyiwa A Note from the Digital Thinking Initiative: Strive believes that the people trying to create a better future for African agriculture can learn a lot from the success of the mobile-phone industry. New interventions won’t succeed just because they’re new. They must be built on simplicity, an Continue Reading →

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by Strive Masiyiwa February 15, 2016 3 Replies

THE FOCUS Magazine Interview

As a global business leader, African philanthropist, anti-corruption activist, and mentor to thousands, Strive Masiyiwa is a vibrant example of someone who has little doubt about what motivates him, what he hopes to accomplish, and what sort of example he wants to set for others along the way. His is Continue Reading →

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by Strive Masiyiwa February 15, 2016 16 Replies

The Eagle in a storm (Part 4)

__”If you find yourself in a hole, stop digging.” There’s a story told about a businessman who went to see a close and trusted friend. “Things are so tough,” he began to say, “I feel I’m in a deep hole and every day it just seems to get deeper.” “Tell Continue Reading →

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by Strive Masiyiwa February 10, 2016 34 Replies
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The Eagle in the storm (Part 3)

__Protect the root of your business. A young man and his father were watching a huge fire coming down from the hills towards their family vineyard. At first, the young man tried to organize buckets of water but it was clear that the fire would engulf everything and consume the Continue Reading →

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by Strive Masiyiwa February 3, 2016 23 Replies

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About Strive Masiyiwa

  • MR STRIVE MASIYIWA (b 1961) has been in business since 1986. He first came to international prominence when he fought a landmark constitutional legal battle for 5 years in the African country of Zimbabwe. The ruling which led to the removal of the monopoly of the state in telecommunications is generally regarded as one of the key milestones, in opening the African telecommunications sector to private capital. Read More>>
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