Posts by Bathyah Nkunda

What if I told you that some of the world’s most admired and decisive leaders exhibit what psychologists refer to as primary psychopathy, and not the psychopathic madness portrayed in cinematic productions such as American Psycho, but a colder, more…

Have you heard of Diella? And no, it’s not the brand name of a new oat milk alternative. That is the name of the world’s first AI-generated minister, recently introduced in Albania, tasked with overseeing public procurement (Reuters, 2025). A…

The title of this article makes reference to a popular children’s game, follow-the-leader, in which every participant agrees to imitate whatever the chosen leader says or does. The game chisels into young minds a simple equation: good leadership results in…

We mourn the dead with flowers, names, and silence. But when it comes to ancient civilisations, there are rarely names left, only stones, stories, and the ache of brilliance lost. We walk through the ruins of cities like Memphis or…

At a glance, today’s youth appear impressively equipped, stacked with degrees, peppered with internships, fluent in digital tools, and brimming with a sense of ambition bordering on urgency. You’d think this was the most overqualified generation in history, and you…

By 2030, the global education market is expected to hit a staggering $10 trillion. That’s twelve zeros invested in the business of learning, shaping the world’s future builders, thinkers, employers, and dreamers (HolonIQ, 2018). On paper, it’s a bold figure,…

Leaders aren’t born; they are made. The process of shaping a leader involves a mix of experiences, environments, and efforts. But what truly sets exceptional leaders apart is their approach, the way they think, reason, and feel. At the heart…