Gabriel Mahia

In the rapidly evolving landscape of cybersecurity, there exists a group of professionals often overlooked yet vital to the integrity of our national infrastructure. Today, I'm opening up the vault—figuratively speaking, of course—to share insights from my own journey in a role that might be the most under-credited yet highly impactful in the realm of government contracting. Picture this: a bustling command center filled with state-of-the-art technology, multiple screens flashing real-time data, and a team of experts meticulously monitoring every development. It's a setting that may conjure images of a Hollywood blockbuster, but the reality is far more consequential. This is the epicenter where system administrators in government contracting work tirelessly, often behind the scenes, to fortify our nation's cybersecurity. And while their actions may not make headlines, they are indeed the unsung heroes of cybersecurity in government contracting. You might be wondering, what ...

Africa’s history, like the tapestry it is, is woven together with stories of remarkable individuals who've left indelible marks on the sands of time. Yet, many of these heroes remain obscured by the shadows of the well-known figures. Today, we shine the spotlight on some of Africa's unsung heroes, casting light on their contributions and the remarkable legacies they’ve left behind. Beginning with the innovative Folorunso Alakija, a Nigerian businesswoman who climbed the echelons of the oil industry - a domain typically dominated by men. Despite encountering obstacles, she broke barriers and currently stands as one of the richest women in Africa. Let's also delve into the story of Rosamund Adoo-Kissi-Debrah, an environmental health campaigner from Ghana. Driven by personal tragedy, she's been pivotal in raising awareness about the dire consequences of air pollution, prompting significant policy changes on a global scale. We'd be remiss not to mention Dr. Denis Mukweg...

Throughout history, the stories of African heroes and heroines have often been overshadowed or forgotten in favor of more well-known figures from other cultures. But these remarkable individuals have made significant contributions to the world, and their stories deserve to be heard. In this blog post, we'll explore the lives and accomplishments of some of Africa's unsung heroes and heroines, hoping to inspire and empower readers with the knowledge of their incredible feats. African Queens Who Shaped History Many are unaware of the powerful and influential African queens who reigned over their kingdoms with wisdom, strength, and diplomacy. Queen Amina of Zazzau, a 16th-century Nigerian warrior queen, expanded her kingdom's territory and left a lasting legacy in Nigerian history. Nzinga Mbande, the Queen of Ndongo and Matamba, bravely resisted Portuguese colonization in modern-day Angola, skillfully negotiating peace treaties and leading her people to victory in numerous batt...