Mutterings: a personal blog.

  • Healthcare in Tanzania

    Tanzania’s healthcare system is composed of both public and private sectors, with the majority of the population relying on public healthcare facilities. However, in recent years, the private healthcare sector has grown in response to increasing demand for better quality healthcare services. The private healthcare sector in Tanzania is made up of a mix of…

  • The Pipe Doesn’t Matter: Why Africa’s Connectivity Revolution Will Be Won on Value, Not Fibre

    Walk through any major African city and you’ll see fibre banners hanging from street poles, Wi-Fi adverts on taxis, and mobile operators shouting about “home broadband.” The message is clear: Africa’s connected future is coming. But beneath the noise lies a hard truth — the consumer doesn’t care about fibre, or 5 G, or satellites.…

  • South Africa Property Prices keep falling, here’s why

    South Africa’s property market has been facing a number of challenges in recent years, leading to a fall in property prices. The primary factors contributing to this fall are the country’s struggling economy, high levels of unemployment, and declining consumer confidence. The South African economy has been struggling for a number of years, with high…

  • Motor transport in Africa – Toyota?

    The dominant motor cars in Africa vary greatly depending on the country and region. However, there are several brands and models that are popular across the continent. One of the most popular brands in Africa is Toyota, which is known for its durable and reliable vehicles. Models such as the Toyota Corolla and Toyota Hilux…

  • The internet & education in Africa

    The Internet has had a profound impact on education in Africa, transforming the way in which knowledge is shared and acquired on the continent. The widespread availability of the Internet and mobile technology has opened up new opportunities for learning, providing access to information and resources that were previously unavailable to many people in Africa.…

  • Africa- open for business?

    Africa is a continent of 54 countries, with diverse cultures, economies, and business environments. In general, the continent is open for business and offers numerous opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs, and corporations. However, it is important to keep in mind that each country has its own set of challenges and opportunities, so a comprehensive understanding of…

  • Accra and the internet

    Accra, the capital city of Ghana, has seen a significant impact from the growth of internet connectivity in recent years. This has had far-reaching effects on the city’s economy, education, and overall quality of life. One of the most significant impacts of increased internet connectivity has been on the economy. The growth of e-commerce has…

  • Vodafone in Ghana

    Vodafone Group is a British multinational telecommunications company that operates in many countries around the world, including Ghana. The company’s presence in Ghana can be traced back to the early 2000s, when the West African nation was undergoing a period of economic liberalization and modernization. In 2008, Vodafone Group acquired a majority stake in Ghana’s…

  • Mobile money in Africa

    Mobile money is a popular financial service in Africa that enables individuals to send, receive and store money using their mobile devices. There are several mobile money options available in Africa, including: These mobile money options have had a significant impact on the financial landscape in Africa, particularly in terms of financial inclusion. Many people…