Last week, Nairobi felt like one of those mathematical equations from primary school. The ones that looked simple until you actually tried to solve them, and suddenly everything became chaos.
Floods swallowed roads. Traffic turned philosophical rather than directional. Meetings started late or never happened at all. Between rain and headlines, geopolitics had not taken a holiday. Markets reacted nervously, whispers of mergers floated through Nairobi boardrooms, and founders were negotiating deals while checking weather updates.
