Trust isn't built on semantics, it is built on experience.
As market dynamics shift, trust is moving from abstract rhetoric into hard policy and industry execution. It remains the ultimate appreciating asset which is fundamental to functioning markets, economic resilience, and long-term growth.
The execution framework is set and dialogue now turns into institutional action ahead of the inaugural Trust Summit Nairobi Dialogue set for Oct 21–23, 2026.
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From the cost of contracts and credit to the confidence that keeps investors in the room. This roundtable was held ahead of The Trust Summit, scheduled for Oct 21-23 in Nairobi
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Distrust is costly: African economies lose an estimated $75 billion a year in extra interest costs. Today, private sector leaders and policymakers made the case for treating trust as real economic value, not just reputation. #TheTrustSummit#TTS2026
Trust is the ultimate investment multiplier. Clear policy, stable regulations, and accountable regulators turn market potential into actual deal flow. ~ Mr. Mathias Kamp, Country Director @KAS_Kenya#TheTrustSummit#TrustSummit26#WeavingTrust
Capital moves where rules are respected. Institutional trust in regulatory enforcement and contract law is what transforms volatile markets into sustainable economies. ~ Mr. Ibrahim Mustafa, @ForeignOfficeKE#TheTrustSummit#TrustSummit26#WeavingTrust
Government can't build trust in a vacuum. True market resilience demands skin in the game from business, agriculture, and civic leadership alike. ~ Eng. James N. Mwangi, Board Member @KEPSA_KENYA#TheTrustSummit#TrustSummit26#WeavingTrust
Today, we are hosting the Private Sector Roundtable for #TheTrustSummit 2026 to deliberate on Trust as an Econimic Asset: Strengthening Public-Private Dialogue, Regional Economic Cooperation and Digital Trust for Market Resilience and Sustainable Growth. #TrustSummit26 #WeavingTrust
Watch our lead moderator, Dr. Julie Gichuru ask one of the most important questions: what does it take to build a nation - and a continent - that trusts itself and its people enough to lead? That spirit of hard, honest inquiry is exactly what #TheTrustSummit is built for.
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We have long believed that change is this grand idea. But I find that small and incremental changes actually build up to big changes. How do you get people to believe that the small things they do now can lead to change across Africa? - @qataharraymond#MindsetReset2026
“We need a 'can do' attitude. Often times we give away to despair and lose the spirit to do things. Start with what you have and start immediately.” @qataharraymond@ASG_Africa#MindsetReset2026
“We cannot say we need a unified Africa but we still do things separately? We need to look at what is working in Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal - and come together to replicate the working systems.” - @AmandaJaiyeolaF@ASG_Africa#MindsetReset2026
“There is no time, now and in the future, that you will have a leadership that does 100% of what people want. The mindset we need is to empower people to believe in themselves to solve the unique problems they face.” - @qataharraymond@ASG_Africa#MindsetReset2026
@amerix I think it goes both ways..Awareness of this situation is what matters..But focus is on creating your own family..You start listening to them you loose focus.Most marriages fail because of outside voices mainly from families..