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Re-Blog: How to Buy Your First Commercial Property Without Cash or Credit

Published on February 11, 2012 By ujenzibora

Introduction: It is very rare for us to re-blog a post that already exists elsewhere. However, in keeping with our Ambition of  creating solutions and exposing solutions, we are pleased to share this post written by Peter Harris. I found the transition of the thinking quite intriguing! What do you think? Do enjoy and kindly [...]

Join the dots and be great! A summation of thoughts : #CreatingNewWealth

Published on January 28, 2012 By ujenzibora

Yesterday, a door opened and we entered, sat down and tabled. For those who missed it, the whole idea behind “Creating New Wealth” was to help draw the line by showing in the firts place the ranks and places of things and then pointing those who attended their rightful place. So we begun by drawing [...]

Seeing Africa Differently : Thoughts on Business Opportunities

Published on January 26, 2012 By ujenzibora

3 SEGMENTS OF AFRICA: A BRIEF SUMMARY   I post this as a follow up to the debate triggered by Prof. Vijay Mahajan, author of the book Africa Rising. I also post to inform fellow business people of the vast opportunity Africa presents to thinkers. As businessmen, let us begin to look at Africa as [...]

Key Strategies for Supply Chain Success | a resource

Published on August 3, 2010 By ujenzibora

Times have been tough across the board for companies as they work to stay afloat in these turbulent economic times and even try to position their supply chains to ramp up when the recession begins to turn around. Knowledge – and your supply chain – is an excellent weapon when it comes to staying competitive.