Mitterand Ekole·May 2, 2025Would You Still Love Me When the Lights Go Out?Love when it’s easy is one thing. But what about when it’s not?
Mitterand Ekole·Apr 23, 2025Last Person Leaving Cameroon Should Please Turn Off the Generator“I am the master of my fate: I am the captain of my soul.” Invictus by William Ernest Henley
Mitterand Ekole·Apr 23, 2025On Fates Decided Elsewhere: Wrestling with Africa’s Neocolonial Chains“Fo’o ku le nda’a, a le fo’o te. — - The King who builds his palace on borrowed land is not a true King.”Proverbe Bamiléké
Mitterand Ekole·Apr 15, 2025Infrastructure, Not Apps: Building in Africa Requires More Than Code“Africa is the future.” A phrase repeated so often in international forums it has become a cliché. But for those who have actually tried to…
Mitterand Ekole·Apr 8, 2025Number One on the Call Sheet: How It Really Feels to Be a Black Engineer“Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced’’ James Baldwin
Mitterand Ekole·Mar 3, 2025A World in Freefall, A World in Rebirth“We are not going to stop the future from happening. The only question is whether it happens to us or for us.”— Patrick Dixon
Mitterand Ekole·Dec 8, 2024I Have Baby Fever(But Not Really)Let’s be real — I’m that guy who absolutely crushes it with kids but has zero desire to have my own. Not right now. Maybe not ever. I can…
Mitterand Ekole·Nov 18, 2024Parallel Lines: A Story of AlmostThere’s a theory that suggests we’re all just stardust — fragments of ancient cosmic explosions, scattered across time and space…
Mitterand Ekole·Sep 10, 2024Why I Ignored My Own Advice and ThrivedThree years ago, I wrote The Paradox of Hustle Culture, a cautionary piece aimed at reining in the grind-hard mentality. I felt the need to…
Mitterand Ekole·Jan 9, 2024This one is called: NontsikeleloIn the enchanting dance of love, where the heart orchestrates a poetic symphony of emotions, I find myself enraptured by the captivating…
