Who moved the cheese? The parallel political heist of Washington and Nairobi

Political stability is the most undervalued business input. When coalitions fracture, policy becomes unpredictable and investment slows...

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This article draws a parallel between political shifts in Washington and Nairobi, inspired by the metaphor "Who moved my cheese?" It suggests that in politics, like in the book, established positions can change, requiring adaptation.

The core idea is about navigating political "cheese" shifts, implying leaders must adapt to changing circumstances.
Key players would be US President Donald Trump and unnamed political figures in Nairobi.
The article references Spencer Johnson's 1998 book, "Who Moved My Cheese?", a bestseller that sold over 30 million copies.

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