TAKE STEP AFRICA

TAKE STEP AFRICA TSA is a global innovation agency that shapes politics, power, censorship, surveillance, and systems of control. Take Step Africa is expansive and awkward.
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It includes storytellers, technologists, entrepreneurs, investors, scientists, publishers, designers, startups & evil doers. Take Step Africa shapes politics, democracy, and power; and censorship, surveillance, and the power of control. It includes storytellers, technologists, entrepreneurs, investors, scientists, publishers, designers, startups, political and social activists, evil-doers, creatio

n, disruption, information overload, a world of choice – and choices about how we live, learn and care for each other. Take Step Africa is curated and edited by Marlon Tshimanga. Since 2018 he has convened and facilitated a global network of media, technology, business, and creative leaders. Follow him on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn.

09/10/2025

Does Pan-Africanism include North Africa, and why is that sometimes debated?

The Moroccan Dirham (MAD) stands strong at 9.01 MAD per 1 USD, making it one of the most resilient currencies on the con...
09/10/2025

The Moroccan Dirham (MAD) stands strong at 9.01 MAD per 1 USD, making it one of the most resilient currencies on the continent.

📈 Backed by a diversified economy tourism, agriculture, and remittances Morocco’s currency reflects years of fiscal discipline and smart monetary policy.

🏦 The Central Bank’s managed float system balances market flexibility with stability, helping the Dirham weather global shifts.

💡 In a region where currency strength signals confidence, Morocco continues to lead with purpose.

09/10/2025

How can African youth today carry the Pan-African vision forward?

Did you know? The Libyan Dinar (LYD) is one of the strongest currencies in Africa, trading at just 5.40 LYD per 1 USD. T...
09/10/2025

Did you know? The Libyan Dinar (LYD) is one of the strongest currencies in Africa, trading at just 5.40 LYD per 1 USD. That’s economic muscle few can match.

🔒 Backed by Libya’s oil wealth and tight monetary controls, the LYD stands tall despite political challenges.

💡 In a continent where currency strength reflects resilience, Libya’s dinar is a symbol of financial grit.

📊 Strong currency = stronger buying power, better trade leverage, and a louder voice in global markets.

09/10/2025

What are the biggest challenges facing Pan-Africanism today?

09/10/2025

Is economic independence essential for true Pan-African unity?

The Tunisian Dinar (TND) is currently one of the strongest currencies in Africa, with an exchange rate of approximately ...
09/10/2025

The Tunisian Dinar (TND) is currently one of the strongest currencies in Africa, with an exchange rate of approximately 2.88 TND per 1 USD. That means fewer dinars are needed to equal one US dollar, which reflects a relatively high currency value.

09/10/2025

What does a united Africa look like to you in 10 years?

09/10/2025

How do African philosophies challenge Western notions of progress and development?

09/10/2025

Can regional trade blocs like ECOWAS and SADC become true engines of unity?

09/10/2025

What does economic justice look like in a Pan-African future?

The Botswana P**a (BWP) currently trades at 13.81 BWP per 1 USD, placing it among the strongest currencies in Africa.🦁 B...
09/10/2025

The Botswana P**a (BWP) currently trades at 13.81 BWP per 1 USD, placing it among the strongest currencies in Africa.

🦁 Backed by Botswana’s diamond-rich economy, low debt levels, and sound fiscal management, the P**a reflects decades of disciplined governance.

🏦 The Bank of Botswana maintains a crawling peg exchange rate system, helping balance inflation and competitiveness.

💡 In Southern Africa, the P**a stands as a symbol of economic integrity and long-term vision.

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