Blogs
Uganda’s Adoption of Border Technology Set to Ease Cross-border Logistics
From the archive: this column first appeared in January 2017. Names, figures and rules are as they stood at the time. The landlocked East African country of Uganda has been...
Smart Cars on Smart Roads: The Dawn of Intelligent Highways is here
From the archive: this column first appeared in January 2017. Names, figures and rules are as they stood at the time. With the advancement of technology that we have seen in...
Unforeseen Contingencies: Lessons from KCSE 2016
From the archive: this column first appeared in January 2017. Names, figures and rules are as they stood at the time. The Education CS, Dr. Fred Matiang’i revealed on Thursday,...
Walking A Tight Robe: Logistics Challenges In Africa
From the archive: this column first appeared in December 2016. Names, figures and rules are as they stood at the time. Trading in Africa has plenty of challenges left, right and...
A Port In Peril: Why You Should Be Vexed ‘Bigly
From the archive: this column first appeared in November 2016. Names, figures and rules are as they stood at the time. According to the Monthly Port Community Charter Report of...
Iko Wapi Mizigo Yangu?: Doing Logistics In East Africa
From the archive: this column first appeared in November 2016. Names, figures and rules are as they stood at the time. If you often watch Churchill Show on Sundays or on YouTube,...
Traffic, Travel Restrictions and Tusks: A Weekend in Review
From the archive: this column first appeared in April 2016. Names, figures and rules are as they stood at the time. As you likely have already heard, this week was off to a...
Social Supply Chains versus Traditional Supply Chains
From the archive: this column first appeared in April 2016. Names, figures and rules are as they stood at the time. Skeptics have waited for the fuss over social media to fade...
Positive Changes at Last? A New Hope for Business in Kenya
From the archive: this column first appeared in March 2016. Names, figures and rules are as they stood at the time. About mid way through March, most of us read with horror the...
