We commend Malawi, DRC, Uganda, South Africa, Zimbabwe and Kenya for aligning with Globesolute’s February report on increasingly taxing the $218 Billion betting industry to make people, the companies and revenue authorities win.
Weak policies have weakened societies, and turned them on women and children. Thousands have disappeared across Kenya, and globally through traffic and abuse. Protect women and children #ProtectTheChildren#MissingChildren#BringThemHome@FBI
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Passing betting taxes through formal public channels avoids inflation, inequality and imbalancing the macroeconomy further. Forcing such funds directly into individual hands worsens the same social, health and economic ills that the article was addressing
We commend Malawi, DRC, Uganda, South Africa, Zimbabwe and Kenya for aligning with Globesolute’s February report on increasingly taxing the $218 Billion betting industry to make people, the companies and revenue authorities win.
We have also received concerning reports alleging extortion, coercion targeting betting operators in Kenya. Such actions are strongly discouraged and were never the spirit or intention of the article, which advocated lawful regulation, accountability and public-interest financing
@Safaricom_Care it’s that time of the year when you disconnect one of our phone numbers with flimsy excuses… could you please return it or do you need an Easter Carol ?
All constitutions, moral and religious doctrines protect human life, not interest rates. Our 2022 - 25 analysis has revealed credibility issues regarding mortality, poverty, inflation and other data reported globally and we’ve reached out to oversight bodies for a thorough review
Human life is protected by all constitutions, moral and religious doctrines. Interest rates aren’t. So be wary of statistics that show a thriving macroeconomy whenever the death rate rises in any country. (Globesolute, 2026)
The East African coast—from Djibouti, Eritrea, Somalia, Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, Comoros, Mauritius, Seychelles to South Africa—holds over $6.3 TRILLION in wealth.
Bigger than China’s national budget. A most underleveraged economic corridors on Earth. (Globesolute Insights)
Experts estimate that Africa can leapfrog 50% of the technological stages China went through, straight into Mobile Money, 5G , Solar, AI and Cloud. Africa’s major challenges are leadership. Institutions and infrastructure.
Development used to take up to 70 years. Today a country can leapfrog in 10 years, straight to mobile money, solar grids and digital work. Africa may be the first continent to fully leapfrog the industrial age.
At Globesolute we produce Insights the world hasn’t caught on to. This week we posit that Africa has all it needs to surpass China in the next 20-30 years if it invests in human capital and good governance https://t.co/qhdJgWdNpp
Africa offers the next trillion dollar opportunity for international investment intermediation: Rapid urbanization, booming digital economy, unparalleled demographic dividends mean the ROI outpaces mature markets. #EmergingMarkets#Africa#Economy
Applications for the UN International Law Fellowship Programme, to be held in The Hague, the Netherlands, from 29 June to 31 July 2026, are now being accepted. The deadline for applications is 30 March 2026. Additional information at: https://t.co/lF1Y4zUUZS
Haïti, Mali, Niger, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Iran, Kenya, Sudan, Eritrea, Ukraine, Cameroon, South Sudan, Guinea… when all seemed lost, our teams successfully NEGOTIATED governance, development and security. Not AI. Globesolute. 22 Years of Impact.
World Bank data reveals a paradox: Africa receives upto 5x more Human Capital funding than Asia/Europe, yet projects are statistically less effective (65-70% success vs. 80%+) Asia invests in people, Africa in buildings (source Wold Bank RAP2023). https://t.co/56MXEi1LAF