COP25 in Madrid was when I first found myself in a Loss and Damage negotiation room. As a young man with a lot of energy, if I’m being honest, it was boring to sit in these meeting rooms all day with 100s of other (respectfully, mostly older) people who were taking turns debating over draft … Read more

“It is believed that African media are twice as likely to reference corruption than international media” according to Africa No Filter. I also find it concerning that business and investment on the continent are restricted to South Africa, Nigeria & Kenya and often painted in distorted and overly negative frames. Another obvious imbalance is how … Read more

​When the Climate Crisis Advisory Group asked me to host the group’s Climate Conversation titled: “Building The Post-Carbon African Future: Challenges and Opportunities”, I least imagined that it would reach nearly 50, 000 people within a month. Thanks to the solid insights shared by Dr. Fatima Denton, Director of the UN University Institute for Natural … Read more

Random Acts of Kindness is my biggest book project so far. The primary story behind the book is truly unique and I am indeed grateful for being a vessel to beam a spotlight on “kindness”, which is very much needed in our world today, as Daniela Kreber puts it. More than I imagined: – 900 copies of … Read more