Kelvin M Sial'lenga

[Africa Facts Zone @AfricaFactsZone]

Africa's Largest Stock Exchanges

1. Johannesburg Stock Exchange 🇿🇦 – $1.48 trillion

2. Namibia Stock Exchange 🇳🇦 – $121.5 billion

3. Nigerian Stock Exchange 🇳🇬 – $114.1 billion

4. Casablanca Stock Exchange 🇲🇦 – $112.2B

5. Botswana Stock Exchange 🇧🇼 – $81B

6. Egyptian Exchange 🇪🇬 – $63B

7. Nairobi Securities Exchange 🇰🇪 – $27.5B

8. Ghana Stock Exchange 🇬🇭 – $25.8B

9. Lusaka Securities Exchange 🇿🇲 - $19B

10. Bourse de Tunis 🇹🇳 - $15.6B

[Kelvin M Sial'lenga @siallenga]

@Esau_Matsiko Arsenal all the way! We are here to stay

[ESPN FC @ESPNFC]

Arsenal fans flooded the streets of Kenya celebrating the Premier League title 🥹🇰🇪

(via @nickiBIGFISH)

[Triple M @Tripple____M]

Saliba and Gabriel have one job. Recreating this photo

Repost until they see it

[Kelvin M Sial'lenga @siallenga]

@CYankem @Safaricom_Care I thought it was me!

[The Charlton Chronicles @ChroniclesCAFC]

For our Kenyan friends 🇰🇪❤️#cafc

[Kelvin M Sial'lenga @siallenga]

@bozgabi We! Nananana. We cannot intercept a cigarette lighter

[Cyprian, Is Nyakundi @C_NyaKundiH]

I have tested both Claude and Codex. Claude is something else, very organized too.

[Kelvin M Sial'lenga @siallenga]

Merry Xmas

[Steven Bartlett @StevenBartlett]

Dear, first business owners... 95% of your problems are old problems wearing new clothes... please understand this framework 👇🏾

That supplier who's ghosting you? Caesar had the same issue with grain merchants 100s of years ago.

That investor who keeps moving the goalposts? The Medici banks dealt with that in 1400s Florence.

Your co-founder drama? Jobs and Wozniak. Gates and Allen. Every founding story ever...

Do not convince yourself your situation is special.

Or that your market is different.

Or that your generation is unique.

Stop trying to solve everything from first principles, you're not the first human to run a business...

Someone probably solved the problem that is keeping you up at night in 1987. And 1993. And 2004. And last Tuesday.

I've been in business for about 15 years and it's taken me 12 of them to realise that the first question to ask yourself when you're facing a challenge is...

"Has anyone solved this before?"

When Netflix started streaming - genuinely new. Nobody had done it at scale.

When I started hiring people - ancient problem. Millions had done it before.

When Uber fought city regulations - uncharted territory. The playbook didn't exist.

When I tried to motivate my first team - timeless challenge. Ask any Roman general.

In the last couple of years, I became wildly more productive when I started asking one question: "Who's already solved this?"

If someone has, I find them. Pay them. Hire them. Ask to meet them.

Whatever it takes to not spend three years learning what they can tell me in three minutes.

If nobody has - if it's genuinely unprecedented - then I experiment like hell. No advisors. No books. No "best practices". Fail as fast as I can.

👴🏻 OLD PROBLEMS = FIND EXPERTISE
👶🏼 NEW PROBLEMS = FAST EXPERIMENTATION

The tragedy I see all the time is founders wasting their prime years solving solved problems...

They're brainstorming HR policies that P&G nailed in the 80s.

Their revolutionary approach to email marketing? Someone A/B tested that in 2015.

That radical pricing strategy? It's chapter 4 in a book from 1992.

The smartest founders I know are intellectual thieves - they steal everything that's been solved and pour all their creativity into the 5% that's genuinely unprecedented...

For many founders ego makes us think we're too special for other people's solutions.

Inexperience convinces them their situation is unique.

Insecurity makes them think they look weak for asking for help.

So we sit alone, solving solved problems, while our competitors are already three problems ahead.

You do not need to reinvent the wheel... you just need to find someone who'll explain how the thing works! 🛞

The most expensive education I've gotten is learning things myself that someone twice my age would have told me for free over coffee... 😅

[Simons @Simon_Ingari]

586 Entry Level Vacancies Open At Public Service Commission

Positions
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2. Office Assistant III (Senior Support Staff)
3. Driver II
4. Accountant II
5. Administration Officer II
6. ICT Officer II
7. Human Resource Management & Development Officer II
8. Compliance Audit Officer II
9. Ethics & Values Officer II
10. Internal Auditor II
11. Records Management Officer II
12. Research Officer II
13. Policy Analyst II
14. Supply Chain Management Officer II
15. Assistant Supply Chain Management Officer
16. Assistant Public Communication Officer III
17. Devolution Officer II
18. Land Information Officer II
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#IkoKaziKE

[Eric @amerix]

Reduce bitterness from your life, that shit delays blessings!

[Dan Martell @danmartell]

Respect yourself enough to leave rooms you don’t belong in anymore.

[Succeeded Mind @SucceededMind]

By age 35, you should be smart enough to realize this:

[State House Uganda @StateHouseUg]

SOUND ON🔊: AOR

[Knowledge & History @xKnowledgeBANK]

Pixar movies were political but we were too young to realize it... means more now than ever before

[Kelvin M Sial'lenga @siallenga]

@_Cuguni @pristinesaint Weu!

[Inner Practitioner @MindTendencies2]

Stay away from people who micromanage you; you have to do things their way, or they'll make you the problem. Learning to do things differently is one thing, but becoming who they want you to be is another. Don't betray yourself to keep the peace and start a war inside yourself.

[Kelvin M Sial'lenga @siallenga]

A conclave is an assembly of cardinals to elect a Pope.

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Charlie Chaplin felt so strongly about fighting fascism against Germany in 1940 that he broke his silence for the first time ever to deliver this monologue