Browsing: Gimba Kakanda

Nothing will give you publicity in your field and beyond like language. By questioning things and writing about them, you will attract attention from top organizations in your profession and be engaged as a consultant because of how eloquently you share knowledge in your field.

Roughly three years ago, I penned my thoughts on the impending coup culture in Africa in the pages of this Daily Trust column, dated August 23, 2020, with the title, ‘A Warning Shot from Bamako’. In those lines, I underlined the implications of the coup that had just unfolded in Mali, casting a discerning gaze towards the far-reaching consequences for democracies delicately woven across the continent. “Africa must prepare for the shockwave of the coup,” I wrote, and that it “transmits signals capable of disrupting the continent’s fragile democracy.”