Sunday Reads Sep 17, #KajsaHASundayReads
This week I read: Female entrepreneurship rates in Sub-Saharan Africa are the highest in the world, according to a new report that says women’s entrepreneurial activity is increasing globally. Africa doesn’t need white tech entrepreneurs…
Sunday Reads Sep 3, #KajsaHASundayReads
This week I read: 1. Why a Swedish top academic chose to leave his professorial chair at Oxford Uni. https://t.co/dRzuSFCunl #KajsaHASundayReads #highered — Kajsa Hallberg Adu (@kajsaha) September 3, 2017 2. Why election observers were…
Sunday Reads Feb 5, #KajsaHASundayReads
This week I read: This Interesting article on the academic core task and the next generation academics by Andrew J. Hoffman on The Conversation. Incredible look into the future: Global digital identity – goodbye national passports?…
Sunday Reads Jan 29, #KajsaHASundayReads
This week I read: I don’t know about you, but I can’t take in anymore about Trump, so except for a few women march comments, I have just skipped everything orange and I justify it…
Sunday Reads Nov 6, #KajsaHASundayReads
This week I read: This interesting article by Salim Virani on usability of websites in Africa:If Africa is leading mobile web usage, why are so many African websites non-mobile? A discussion started by me(!) on Twitter when…
Why I loved Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi
I should have posted this as a SundayRead, because it was my weekend read and I really, really enjoyed it. I have been reading Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi. I have heard it being referred to…
Sunday Reads from Nigeria to Nobel Prize, #KajsaHASundayReads
This week I read: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s feminist manifesto, this time on how to raise a feminist daughter. All of it was on point, personally, I especially found the hair section (10) useful having two daughters…
