African businesses have long operated in environments where complexity is not the exception, but the norm.
By Peter Ndegwa
Chief Executive Officer
Safaricom Plc
For decades, the discussion around Africa has largely been on the language of infrastructure gaps, financial exclusion, energy shortages, governance constraints, and digital divides.
Africa has often been portrayed as a recipient of global business models rather than a contributor to them. That narrative does not reflect reality.
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