Quick Fire 🔥 with Helina Bischoff
Meet Helina Bischoff, the Deputy Managing Partner at Africa Collective, where she leads engagement across the organisation’s platforms and oversees partnership development.
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South Africa: Cape Flats Residents Fight Extortionists - South African News Briefs - July 17, 2026
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The N10.6trn surge: How PenCom engineers Nigeria’s biggest pension asset boom in 2 years
In the landscape of Nigeria’s financial sector, few milestones match the sheer scale and velocity of the recent expansion within read more The N10.6trn surge: How PenCom engineers Nigeria’s biggest pension asset boom in 2 years
School bus crash kills at least 20 pupils in Uganda
Dozens others, including school staff, were injured in the crash, suspected to have been caused by a mechanical fault.
South Africa: Zimbabwean Woman Who Died At Beitbridge Not Part of Repatriation - South Africa Says
[New Zimbabwe] The South African Home Affairs Department has said a Zimbabwean woman who passed away on Tuesday after she collapsed at the Beitbridge Border Post in Limpopo was not part of those who were being repatriated.
Uganda: Kapchorwa Bus Tragedy - 23 Ndejje Pupils Feared Dead After School Tour Turns Fatal
[New Light] Kapchorwa: At least 23 pupils of King David Junior School Ndejje are feared dead following a road accident in Kapchorwa District on Thursday evening, as the pupils travelled for a field trip whose exact destination remained unclear at the time of the crash.
Namibia: Repatriated Namibians Eye South Africa Return
[Namibian] The government will assess future assistance requests on a case-by-case basis as repatriated citizens express hope of returning to South Africa.
The Manuscript and the Market: Notes from a Ugandan Self-Publisher | Wadizakais Nasuru | Essay
I finished the first draft of my debut novel sitting alone in Kampala. No editor waiting. No agent. No publishing house to call. Just the manuscript on my screen and a question I hadn’t fully prepared for. Now what? That question is where many African writers get stuck. Not because they lack talent.
Africa’s next unicorns will come from financial inclusion, creative economy — Investors
Africa’s next generation of billion-dollar companies is likely to emerge from financial inclusion, the creative economy, sports and small and read more Africa’s next unicorns will come from financial inclusion, creative economy — Investors