One accurate (albeit unscientific) sign of a strong company culture is the excitement with which employees post about the company. When we tell a story on @TheFlipAfrica with founders or about companies, it's very obvious which are the most well-liked.

I've become quite convinced that the *only* things that matter for small businesses are processes and standardization.

I just learned that the capital of Equatorial Guinea is here:

Having a nightmarish @Google support experience today. The AI chatbots are useless & the humans aren't much better. Big tech already makes it really hard to get in contact. Customers can barely get the help we need today and I'm afraid it will only get worse.

What are some of the most interesting/noteworthy small businesses across the African continent?