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Global Trade: Humanity’s Greatest Collective Project – And Why Turning Inward Is So Dangerous

Nov 26, 2025

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8 min read

Global Trade: Humanity’s Greatest Collective Project – And Why Turning Inward Is So Dangerous

Look around you.The phone in your hand, the clothes you’re wearing, the food you ate this morning – they are the result of a global system of exchange that links farmers, engineers, designers, truck drivers, seafarers, coders, and financiers across continents.

Stephen Lecha
Stephen Lecha
The Engine of Human Progress is Under Attack

Nov 25, 2025

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4 min read

The Engine of Human Progress is Under Attack

Why the rise of protectionism isn’t just bad economics—it’s a moral crisis. A crime against humanity.

Stephen Lecha
Stephen Lecha
Where Is the Money?: A Practical Guide to Raising Capital in Africa

Nov 24, 2025

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13 min read

Where Is the Money?: A Practical Guide to Raising Capital in Africa

Across Africa, more than a trillion US dollars sits in banks, pension funds, insurance companies, DFIs, and private investors, actively looking for bankable projects. Yet many entrepreneurs, CEOs, and policymakers still say, “There is no money.” The problem is usually not the absence of capital – it is the mismatch between the kind of capital a project needs, and the way that project is prepared, structured, and presented. This article lays out the main sources of capital available to three groups: Small businesses and startups, Established corporates, Governments, and state-owned enterprises

Stephen Lecha
Stephen Lecha
Africracy for a Sovereign Africa as Democracy has failed Africa

Nov 22, 2025

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4 min read

Africracy for a Sovereign Africa as Democracy has failed Africa

Democracy has resulted in the underdevelopment, disempowerment, and disenfranchisement of a continent with over 1.4 billion people. To this day, Africa does not have a seat at the UN Security Council.

Stephen Lecha
Stephen Lecha
Africa’s Industrialisation Isn’t Just “Development” – It’s a Threat to the Global Economic Order

Nov 22, 2025

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9 min read

Africa’s Industrialisation Isn’t Just “Development” – It’s a Threat to the Global Economic Order

A fully industrialized and sovereign Africa threatens the global economic order because it disrupts the dependency system that enriches Western economies. For centuries, Africa has been positioned as a supplier of cheap raw materials and a consumer of expensive finished goods—a structure that guarantees Western profit and African underdevelopment. But an industrialized Africa would produce its own goods, control value-chains, set prices, and negotiate from a position of strength. That shift would weaken Western economic dominance, challenge global trade hierarchies, and empower a continent whose population, resources, and markets are too significant to ignore. In short: a sovereign Africa doesn’t just rise—it forces the world to rebalance.

Stephen Lecha
Stephen Lecha
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