Tuesday, January 31, 2023

Empowering African SMEs Through Insurance: A Path to Growth and Resilience

Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Africa play a crucial role in driving economic growth and creating jobs. However, they also face significant risks, such as natural disasters, theft, and market volatility. Insurance can help SMEs manage these risks, improve their financial stability and growth prospects, and better attract investment.

Investing in insurance can help SMEs protect their assets and livelihoods, ensuring that they can continue to operate and contribute to the economy, even in the face of adversity. Furthermore, having insurance can make SMEs more attractive to lenders and investors, as it demonstrates their commitment to managing risk and enhancing resilience.

Donors and financiers looking to support SME growth in Africa should consider investing in insurance, as a means of mitigating risk and enhancing economic stability. By providing access to insurance and encouraging its uptake, they can help SMEs better manage risk and achieve sustainable growth, while also supporting economic development and job creation.

  1. Asset protection: Insurance can help SMEs protect their assets, such as buildings, machinery, and inventory, against damage or loss due to natural disasters, theft, and other unexpected events.

  2. Financial stability: By providing a safety net against risk, insurance can help SMEs maintain financial stability and avoid financial distress in the face of unexpected events.

  3. Attraction of investment: Having insurance can help SMEs demonstrate their commitment to managing risk and enhance their appeal to lenders and investors.

  4. Business continuity: Insurance can help SMEs continue operating even in the face of adversity, ensuring that they can maintain their contributions to the economy and create jobs.

  5. Improved risk management: By providing a comprehensive safety net, insurance can help SMEs adopt a proactive approach to risk management and enhance their ability to anticipate and respond to risks.

  6. Employee protection: Insurance can also help SMEs provide security to their employees, by protecting their health, income, and other benefits, and promoting a safe and supportive work environment.


In conclusion, insurance is an essential tool for SMEs in Africa, and its importance cannot be overstated. By investing in insurance, donors and financiers can help SMEs succeed and drive economic growth, while also mitigating risk and enhancing stability.

Tuesday, October 4, 2022

Safa & Marwa

There should be a sacred connect between the heart and the brain,
 
See now  we bleed, this time we went for the jugular vein,

A broken connect on my part,makes me oblivious to the pain,

Now see I've done the ugliness in Loves name,

Precious words I won't waste, it's paramount we change,

Time flows by in a daze, my mind lost in a maze

Causing you such mixed emotions, now distance between us, like safa and Marwa, backwards and forwards I will traverse mama 
Hold my hand,I promise thee no more drama.

Sunday, May 8, 2022

Kitale skies

Flames burning, 
Firery sky
In there hope lacking,
Sunset lyre
Changing light,gives hope benign
My night and day, where is the lie......

HeICh


Saturday, February 5, 2022

doors wide open

Creaking doors, 
Lavish floors,
Want Some carpet? Wall to wall,
Times I felt Soo small, next thing walking with giants Tall,
So too do I bleed, 
Grateful that I bleed, thus I know I am alive,
That even this.... We can survive,
Can't swim to save my life, 
But for this.... I would take a dive....
Deep end,
The spanner in the bend,
Post this? Labda ita trend,
Here to capture souls, atelast we on a roll,
Can I tell you you mean More?


HeICh



Ustadha, Labda, Subrah

Tuesday, July 20, 2021

OODA

To see a world in a grain of sand, And a heaven in a wild flower, Hold infinity in the palm of your hand, And eternity in an hour, A robin redbreast in a cage, Puts all heaven in a rage. A dove-house filled with doves and pigeons, Shudders hell through all its regions” was how the poet and painter William Blake expressed it.

Friday, June 11, 2021

qadamawe

In dealing with present problems, which at the moment appear so overwhelming, let us, at the same time, do so with a clear eye to the future. Let us be far-seeing in our actions. There is no area to which this rule does not apply, and We would seek to apply it specifically, at this moment, to the problem of colonialism." - His Imperial Majesty Qedamawi Haile Selassie I

Thursday, March 14, 2019

Hatta Frasha

The following ain't no lie, I would hold you close, look into your eyes,
Leave you in a phase, no chance to lower your gaze,
I will traverse your mind,
See what's inside,
Clear to tell you're one of a kind,
Coz its like you are the Center between where my future and my past is,
Throwing my world off it's axis,.

hEicH