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Notes, talks and news from Timothy Mukoba.

From the author3 July 20262 min read

When Regulators Invest in Knowledge, Entire Pension Industries Win

Yesterday in Lusaka, Zambia, I had the distinct privilege of presenting a copy of The Practitioner’s Guide to Pension Administration to Mrs. Namakau Ntini, Registrar & CEO of the Pensions and Insurance Authority (PIA), Zambia.

From The Practitioner's Guide to Pension Administration

From the author23 June 20262 min read

They Say Success Leaves Clues. GIPF Namibia Just Left Another One

When an institution managing over US$12 billion decides to invest in knowledge, the rest of the industry should pay attention.
From the author22 June 20263 min read

The Wildfire is Spreading Across Africa: Why Are Leading Pension Institutions Quietly Building Capacity...

There are moments when a book stops being just a book. It becomes a movement. And across Africa, that movement is gathering momentum.
From the author12 April 20262 min read

There are moments that send a clear message to the market

I was greatly honored to share this moment with Sundeep Raichura, Group Chief Executive Officer of the Zamara Group, as he acquired his copy of The Practitioner’s Guide to Pension Administration.
From the author11 April 20261 min read

When one of Africa’s most respected pension law and regulation minds acquires your book - and writes its foreword - that should tell the market something

I was honored to share this moment with David Nyakundi Bonyi as he acquired his copy of The Practitioner’s Guide to Pension Administration.
From the author9 April 20261 min read

This is how serious Pension Schemes build capacity

I was pleased to meet Peter Rotich, the Pension Fund Administrator and Trust Secretary of TelPosta Pension Scheme, who acquired ten copies so that both the Secretariat team and every Trustee received a copy.
From the author25 March 20262 min read

The launch of The Practitioner’s Guide to Pension Administration

On Saturday, 21st March 2026, something extraordinary happened in Nairobi. What was billed as a book launch became something far greater.