Types of engagements
From keynote stages to closed-door rooms — formats matched to audience and stakes.
Keynotes
Plenary addresses for conferences, institutes, and policy forums.
Panel moderation
Chairs and moderates panels where clarity and rigour matter.
Closed-door advisory
Ministerial, executive, and institutional briefings off the record.
Media commentary
Broadcast, podcast, and expert commentary on live security issues.
Workshop facilitation
OSINT, research design, and intelligence-analysis training sessions.
Selected past engagements
A sample of recent and ongoing speaking work — high-level briefings highlighted.
Summit for Democracy · Lusaka, 2023
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Ready-to-deliver topics
Talks that can be tailored for academic, policy, or executive audiences.
The Future of OSINT in African Security
Verification, ethics, and open-source tradecraft in contested environments.
Reforming Intelligence Services in Young Democracies
Oversight, legitimacy, and institutional learning after transition.
African Agency in Multilateral Security Politics
Continental diplomacy, EU–Africa relations, and Global South voice.
African Agency in the Multiplex Geopolitical Order
Strategic narratives and popular geopolitics in contemporary world politics.
Intelligence, Democracy, and Oversight
Balancing security, liberty, and accountable institutions.
Booking
Available globally for virtual and in-person engagements.
- Lead times
- Keynotes and ministerial briefings: 4–8 weeks lead time preferred. Panels, media, and workshops: 2–4 weeks where schedules allow.
- Tech requirements
- In-person: HDMI or USB-C, lectern microphone, confidence monitor where available. Virtual: stable broadband, backup link, and a tested platform (Zoom/Teams).
- Fees
- Inquire for rates — fees vary by format, travel, and preparation.