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What is Farm Input Mismanagement? “Farm inputs” are the things you need to grow crops: seeds, fertiliser, pesticides/herbicides, water, labour, equipment, storage, and so on. When these inputs are handled badly, we call it farm input mismanagement. This means you waste inputs, you buy the wrong ones, or you use them at the wrong time … Read more

Agriculture is often hailed as the backbone of many African economies. Yet, paradoxically, many Africans avoid investing in agriculture or agribusiness. In this article, we explore the main reasons—financial, social, structural, cultural, environmental—that hold people back from putting money into farming, livestock or crop production. We also examine how students or working-class citizens in Nigeria, … Read more

(A Practical Guide for Nigerian, Kenyan, Ghanaian, Ugandan & South African Students and Working Citizens) Crowdfunding has become one of the most popular ways for farmers and agribusiness startups in Africa to raise money. Platforms like ThriveAgric, FarmCrowdy, and many others have allowed everyday people — students, office workers, and entrepreneurs — to invest in … Read more

Agriculture is no longer just about planting crops. In many parts of Africa, it has become a golden opportunity for investment, job creation, food security and innovation. In this article you will learn what is meant by agricultural investment, why it is growing rapidly in Africa, especially in countries like Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Uganda and … Read more

Cryptocurrency is becoming a big topic across Africa. But many governments—especially in countries like Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, South Africa and Uganda—are worried. They fear what it might mean for their economy, their control of money, and their citizens’ safety. In this article, we will explore in simple English why African governments fear cryptocurrency, what it … Read more

Short-term rentals—like those listed on Airbnb or Booking.com—have changed the way people make money from real estate. Instead of renting out a property for years, owners now rent to travelers and tourists for days or weeks, often earning more than traditional long-term rent. If you’ve ever stayed in a cozy apartment while traveling and thought, … Read more

If you own or rent a house or apartment, you already know that maintenance problems can happen anytime—leaking roofs, broken taps, bad wiring, or even pests. These issues don’t just make life uncomfortable; they can also cause bigger and more expensive damage if ignored. Whether you are a tenant, a landlord, or a property manager, … Read more

Have you ever seen a shiny brochure of a new housing project that looks like a dream? The buildings look modern, the prices look fair, and the developers promise huge profits once the project is completed. That’s what many people call off-plan property investments. While it may look like an easy way to make money … Read more

If you are a student or working-class citizen in Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Uganda or South Africa, and you’ve been wondering how to invest in property without needing millions, this guide is for you. We will walk you through real estate crowdfunding in Africa: what it means, how it works, the steps you take, the advantages, … Read more

Every real estate investor dreams of seeing their project completed on time — a beautiful house, apartment, or commercial space ready to sell or rent. But in reality, many building projects across Africa face delays. If you’ve ever invested in construction and found your project stuck halfway — materials missing, workers gone, and costs rising … Read more

Real estate is one of the fastest-growing industries in Africa today. From Lagos to Nairobi, Accra to Kampala, and Johannesburg to Kigali, everyone dreams of owning a piece of land or a house. Owning property brings pride, financial security, and a sense of achievement. But there’s a dark side: many Africans get scammed in real … Read more

If you are a student or working class adult in Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana, Uganda or Kenya, you might ask: Is real estate still a good investment in Africa? The answer is yes—and this article will show you why real estate remains a profitable investment in Africa. We’ll walk through what it means, how you … Read more

Investing in the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) can feel like a big step, especially if you are a student or working class citizen in Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, Uganda or South Africa. But it does not have to be hard. In this guide I will walk you through everything—what the NSE is, how to start, what … Read more

The stock market can be both exciting and scary—especially for many African investors. When prices rise quickly, people get excited. But when they fall suddenly, fear spreads like wildfire. This fear is called stock market volatility, and it’s one of the main reasons why many Nigerians, Kenyans, Ghanaians, Ugandans, and South Africans hesitate to invest. … Read more