Tag: Entrepreneurship
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Walvis Bay Pie Pioneer: How a Local Startup Delivers 400,000 Pies a Month
Introduction: A tiny startup’s giant footprint Namibia’s landscape is dramatic enough to inspire a story about hunger, mobility, and homegrown enterprise. In the coastal town of Walvis Bay, a local startup has quietly become a staple for travellers and holidaymakers: the Namibian Pie Company. What began as a bold idea in a busy service area…
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From Walvis Bay to the Nation: The Namibian Pie Company’s Pie-Powering Push
Introduction: A slice of Namibia’s everyday journey Travelers in Namibia often reach for a familiar snack at service stations along long roads and holiday routes. Behind many of those beloved pies is a small, relentless enterprise based in Walvis Bay: the Namibian Pie Company. What began as a modest venture in a coastal town has…
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How Walvis Bay’s Pie Power Won Namibia’s Snack-Stop Race
From a Service Station Favorite to a National Phenomenon Across Namibia, travelers seeking a quick bite often gravitate toward a familiar name: the pie stall at service stations. What many don’t realize is that the pies fueling these pit stops are largely produced by a single company based in Walvis Bay. The Namibian Pie Company…
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YTL’s Francis Yeoh and Anne Eu Receive Lifetime Achievement Awards in London
London Hosts a Kudos Moment for Malaysian Entrepreneurs Two of Malaysia’s most prominent business figures were celebrated on a global stage in London, receiving lifetime achievement awards that recognize decades of strategic leadership, resilience, and impact across industries. YTL Corp executive chairman Tan Sri Francis Yeoh Sock Ping was honored with the World Outstanding Entrepreneur…
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Africa’s Youth Decade: How the Continent Is Rewriting Its Future
Introduction: A Continent at a Turning Point For the first time in its history, more than 70% of Africans are under the age of 30. This demographic shift, paired with persistent inequality, high unemployment, and widening socioeconomic fault lines, is not just a statistic—it’s a force reshaping how African societies engage with each other and…
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The Apprentice and the Myth of Britain’s Weak Workplace Spirit
Introduction: The show that polarises Britain’s view on work The Apprentice has long been a mirror—flawed, colorful, and occasionally revealing—not of a nation’s real work ethic, but of the spectacle of competition that reality TV thrives on. Critics argue that the program perpetuates stereotypes about the British workforce, especially the younger generation, painting them as…
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Rihanna: The Last Pop Star of a Golden Era, Forever
Introduction: A Reign Unlike Any Other In the crowded annals of modern pop, few names carry the weight of Rihanna. As nostalgia for past decades intensifies in 2026, it’s worth noting how the Barbadian icon reshaped more than just chart statistics. Rihanna fused music, fashion, and social influence into a single, lasting cultural force, a…
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Waabi Robotaxi Fleet Launch with Uber After $750M Funding
Waabi Announces ambitious robotaxi fleet with Uber Autonomous vehicle developer Waabi Innovation Inc., a Toronto-based startup, has announced a landmark partnership with Uber Technologies Inc. to launch a large-scale robotaxi fleet. The announcement follows Waabi’s completion of a $750 million funding round, one of the most significant venture-capital investments in Canadian history. The collaboration places…
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Content Creators Reframe Africa Beyond Safaris
Rethinking Africa’s Narrative When people think of Africa, a narrow lens often dominates: safaris, wildlife, and hardship. Yet a new wave of content creators is pushing back against this stereotype, offering multi-dimensional portraits of the continent. From bustling tech hubs to vibrant markets, from cinematic street-food scenes to grassroots innovation, creators are recasting Africa as…

