Mutterings: a personal blog.

  • Water in the UK, what’s gone wrong?

    Remember how the UK government sold the old water boards which we already owned back to the eager public in the 80’s? well guess what happened – these private corporations have racked up £50bn in debt since privatisation, while paying out £57bn in dividends to shareholders. – https://lnkd.in/eQYHUydT

  • Navigating the Complex Sales Cycle with Enterprise Customers: Strategies for Expedited Success

    In the intricate world of enterprise sales, where high-stakes decisions can reshape organizational landscapes, the path from initial engagement to finalized deal often spans a significant period. With 18 to 24 month sales cycles not uncommon in this arena, understanding the underlying dynamics becomes pivotal for success. What are the complexities that extend these cycles…

  • Striking a Balance: The Role of Private Enterprise in State Governance

    The debate over the involvement of private enterprise in running the state is one that stirs passions and sparks intense discussions. While some argue that private entities bring efficiency, innovation, and expertise to public governance, others raise concerns about potential conflicts of interest and the erosion of democratic values. Striking a balance between private enterprise…

  • The Perilous Path of Increasing Money Supply: Government and Banks Tread Cautiously

    In the complex world of economics, the manipulation of money supply is a powerful tool that can either be a boon or a bane for a nation’s financial stability. Both the government and banks have the authority to influence the money supply, but this power must be wielded with caution. As we observe the economic…

  • Lithium mining

    Lithium mining in Africa is a growing industry, as the mineral is an important component in the production of batteries for electronics and electric vehicles. However, the conditions faced by miners in the industry are often challenging and can have significant impacts on their health and well-being. One of the major issues faced by lithium…

  • Kenya – Financial inclusion

    Financial inclusion refers to the availability and accessibility of financial services and products to people who are unbanked or underbanked. In Kenya, financial inclusion has been a major focus in recent years, driven by the government and various private sector players. One of the main drivers of financial inclusion in Kenya has been the growth…

  • Looking for someone who wants to work?

    Anyone in SA looking for an employee – this guy must be worth a call? You can contact him at mondli.cel@gmail.com

  • A Comparative Analysis of Overall Taxation Across the EU27

    Taxation is a vital aspect of any country’s fiscal policy, playing a crucial role in funding public services, supporting social welfare programs, and stimulating economic growth. In the European Union (EU), member states have varying tax systems that reflect their unique economic priorities and social policies. This article provides a comparative analysis of overall taxation…

  • African’s access to power

    In many poor parts of Africa, access to electricity remains a significant challenge, impacting the daily lives and economic opportunities of millions of people. According to the International Energy Agency, as of 2021, over 600 million people in Africa lack access to electricity, with the majority of these people living in rural areas. The lack…