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China has recently (2024) pledged $50 billion to support Africa's development over the next 3 years. However, Western media outlets have, yet again, accused China of putting Africa into a debt trap. In response, China has firmly rejected these types of allegations. So what's the truth? Is China's involvement a genuine effort to support Africa's development, or are these concerns about debt and influence valid?
We uncover the truth in this video, diving deep into the history of China's relations with Africa, the West's accusations of China's supposed debt-trapping, both China and the West's deals with Africa, and the attitude Africans have on the ground regarding both.
Men and people lie but numbers don't, so we shall also dive into the data in our examination of these claims. Most importantly, it's important to remember that the pursuit of truth over ideological bias is essential for building a sustainable, equitable, and prosperous world. In the end, it's the unwavering pursuit of truth that will set us all free, guiding us toward a world where every nation and individual can thrive.
Find the chapters to the video here:
* 00:00. Is China's new deal debt-trapping Africa?
* 02:47. The history of China-Africa relations
* 07:41. Is the West's debt trap narrative true?
* 12:09. The West's history with Africa's debt
* 19:45. The specifics of China's new deal with Africa.
* 22:22. The US's alternative plan for Africa
* 25:57. Africans attitude towards both deals
* 28:30. What future can Africa hope for with both China and The West
* 30:29. How to buy off-plan apartments in Nairobi... the right way.
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Tourism is not just a leisure activity in Kenya; it's a powerhouse that fuels the nation's economy.
At the heart of this thriving industry lies Kenya's natural environment—the backbone of its appeal to tourists from around the world. The country's breathtaking beaches, rich forests, and abundant wildlife are not just scenic attractions; they are essential assets that draw visitors and sustain the economy.
However, the very activities that fuel this industry also pose significant challenges to the environment. Tourism demands considerable resources, notably energy and water used in hospitality facilities. The increased consumption of natural resources like water and seafood strains local supplies.
This video is about how sustainable tourism can save Kenya’s coast from those environmental challenges, to create a more prosperous and safe tourism industry for Kenya. This is our first video in our brand new, “Impactful Research” series. Some of the topics we cover are:
* 00:00. The importance of tourism to Kenya's economy
* 01:51. The environmental dangers to tourism in Kenya
* 03:41. The role of urban areas in unsustainable consumption worldwide
* 06:45. Kenya's biggest coastal attractions
* 07:09. Why Kilifi County Kenya is worth a visit
* 09:16. Why Kwale County Kenya is worth a visit
* 10:10. Why Mombasa County Kenya is worth a visit
* 11:25. Why sustainable tourism is essential to protect Kenya's coast
* 12:04. Solutions that experts have given to protect Kenya's coast
* 13:58. Acknowledging The University of Nairobi's Maritime Center, the researchers responsible for this work
* 15:04. Elevating the Impact of Your Research: The Right Way
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Michael Bloomberg is the founder and CEO of Bloomberg, a media, software and data company that’s a staple in the finance world. Michael has been one of the most impactful and influential technologists and media moguls of the last 30 years.
Bloomberg, the company he built, generates $10 billion dollars in revenue with 325000 customers. Bloomberg is the world’s best aggregator, analyzer and dissipater of the world’s most important information… financial information.
In his autobiography, “Bloomberg by Bloomberg”, he wrote, “-it’s the doers, the lean and hungry ones, those with ambition in their eyes and fire in their bellies and no notions of social caste, who go the furthest and achieve the most.”
Michael Bloomberg is a “doer” and this video is about how we can be better “doers” too. Some of the topics we cover are:
* 00:00. How Bloomberg went from mediocre student to billionaire
* 02:16. Why doing the 'dirty work' fearlessly builds character
* 02:44. Why just showing up is 80% of success in life
* 03:08. Why doing is more important than planning
* 03:53. The importance of patience and consistency in achieving long term goals
* 04:40. Find mountains that are worth climbing
* 05:08. Find an affordable and practical vision that fills a customer need
* 06:21. The importance of implementation to success
* 07:30. Bloomberg's advice on building successful businesses
* 08:36. Why uniqueness and utility are the pillars of a differentiated, and valuable product
* 09:26. Why your customers deserve to buy the product, not the promise
* 10:10. Why you should always think about what your product is ought to be
* 11:21. Why you should understand the eternal need your product fulfils
* 11:58. Why great products have champions
* 12:30. Conclusion
* 13:16. How to buy off-plan apartments in Nairobi... the right way.
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Effective communication was the bedrock for Amazon’s success, enabling Jeff Bezos to build Amazon from a small online book seller based in a garage, to the world’s largest online retailer and cloud service provider.
Africa’s brightest would benefit greatly from Jeff’s strategies because they are a blueprint for using effective communication to build the innovative, fast-growing and impactful organizations that Africa needs to build a brighter future.
Some of the topics we cover are:
* Jeff Bezos and the Art of Effective Leadership Through Communication
* Simplicity, Clarity, Consistency: Keys to Memorable Communication
* The Art of Saying More with Less
* Unlocking the Mechanics of Great Writing: Lessons from Amazon
* Lead with the Big Idea: Lessons from the Military and Jeff Bezos
* Making Complex Ideas Simple: Bezos’s Use of Symbols and Analogies
* Satya Nadella’s Lesson on Why Learn-it-All's Thrive
* How to buy off-plan apartments in Nairobi... the right way.
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Africa’s leaders need to build visionary organizations that form a foundation for her future prosperity. The quality of organizations begins with the quality of the leaders at the helm of these organizations. The few organizations whose impact transcends generations are designed by these leaders and the ideas, values and culture that they imprint within their core. The core of the Impactful Capitalists is rooted in the fact that everything that we see around us was built by people no better than us, and that gives us a chance to reimagine the world we live in and shape a better world for future generations. I wish you all the best as you do just that.
Some of the topics we cover in this video are:
* Theodore Roosevelt on building great things.
* How better organizations can lead to a better Africa
* How do we build the visionary organizations of the future?
* What Sony and Kodak show about designing organizations to evolve
* Walt Disney and designing organizations for longevity
* Why, Merk, a giant pharma company gave a drug away for free
* 3M and designing an organization for constant innovation
* Henry Ford on designing organizations around big, hairy, audacious goals
* The culture of visionary organizations
* Johnson and Johnson and designing organizations to take smart risks
* How to buy off-plan apartments in Nairobi... the right way.
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Jensen Huang built Nvidia, a multi-trillion dollar company, based on the concept of investing into the future. African business, government and political leaders need to invest into both their future and the future of their nations. We all must adopt the best ideas from around the world to economically grow our way out of poverty like the East Asian miracles in the last half of the last century.
Some of the topics we cover in this video are:
* How Jensen Huang went from being a dishwasher to founding a future trillion-dollar company.
* How Jensen Huang built Nvidia into a company that invests into the future.
* Why is Jensen Huang's philosophy relevant for Africa's brightest?
* How to buy off-plan apartments in Nairobi... the right way.
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Hey there!
We are back with a big surprise! We are officially launching our first YouTube documentary next week!
Click here (or on the image below) to watch the trailer on YouTube!
The stories we tell, the ideas we put into our minds and the role models we choose as a society define how we view ourselves and how we can build or destroy our future. The Japanese were once considered lazy and the Germans were once considered thieves. They took the initiative to change those narratives and built successful futures for themselves.
We are all on this African ship, and this story belongs to each and every one of us. It is our responsibility to contribute by creating or sharing the insights that can build a better future for us, our children and their children.
As a filmmaker, I have seen the power of visual storytelling in telling impactful stories so it was only a matter of time before we took it seriously as a means to spread our message and impact even wider. I thank you all for your support, and I hope that we can count on it as we move forward. Africa’s future depends on you.
In preparation for the documentary, we have complied insights and ideas from various experts on Africa that you can listen to during your weekend or week to ready your mind for the documentary.
Click here (or on the image below) to watch it on YouTube!
The marathon continues! Cheers and Godspeed.
Until next time,
Max
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“Many times mega success is years in the making… the decisions that we make can compound over time and turn a tiny snowball into an avalanche of success.”
Join the journey as our host, Max Getuba, takes you through insights from visionary leaders like Ray Kroc, who founded McDonalds and James Dyson, who founded Dyson Appliances, on what it takes to become a visionary.
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“That’s the spirit that drives visionary leaders and companies to push boundaries and become great… to be great, you must first dare to dream.”
Join our host, Max Getuba, as he takes you through part 2 in our series on “Becoming a visionary through evolution and vision.”
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“If you can apply your creativity and intelligence to problems that affect people… you can literally create wealth from nothing… that’s magical if you ask me.” - Max Getuba
Join us as our host, Max Getuba, takes you through invention from the story of a successful inventor named John Fiorentino, inventor of the gravity blanket.
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“Companies like Disney have made billions by focusing on building their brand and intellectual property showing the importance of brands and intellectual property in building long term wealth.”
Join our host, Max Getuba as he introduces you to the power of intellectual property in building wealth.
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Quote of the week → “Knowledge is power… and we have a moral duty to share and empower others” - Andrew J. Sherman
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I just found out how Andrew Sherman went from broke student to becoming a global thought leader in business and law!
Andrew is a 28 time author who’s been acknowledged by magazines like Fortune, Inc. and many more as one of the world’s top minds in small and large business!
I just had a conversation with him on our podcast and here are my top 3 takeaways:
* Your gifts can turn into revenue streams - Andrew started freelance writing to pay bills when he was in college but he quickly discovered he had a gift for it and that led him to publishing a book by his first year as a practicing lawyer!
* Entrepreneurs are stewards of investor money - Andrew calls the investor-entrepreneur relationship a marriage, based on trust. Entrepreneurs have to make themselves into trustworthy partners in order to succeed.
* Money is a commodity - Andrew warns that you shouldn’t take investor money unless it comes with more… unless it comes with expertise, networks and time, it may not be worth it.
Andrew became successful by applying empathy, building trust and being resourceful and we can do that too.
Hey, there’s so much more to this story, listen to the full episode to find out… and if you like inspiring and actionable business stories subscribe!
Special thanks to Andrew for coming on the podcast! He is a charming, funny and intelligent human being who I’ve been privileged to meet and talk to.
Learn more about him and his books on his:
LinkedIn Page - Andrew's LinkedIn!
Wikipedia page - Andrew's Wikipedia!
Brown and Rudnick’s Website Page - Andrew's Page!
Amazon Author’s Page - Andrew's Author Page!
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I found out how Loic Ballester bootstrapped an international tech company from East Africa!
Join us in this inspiring episode as we delve into the remarkable journey of Loic Ballester, the visionary founder who, along with his co-founders, turned a small market research consulting firm in Uganda into an international powerhouse. Over eight transformative years, Loic and his co-founders, steered his company through a remarkable evolution, ultimately emerging as a bootstrapped Enterprise SaaS leader in Field Force Automation Software.
Discover the secrets behind their incredible success story as we explore their expansion from Uganda to Kenya, and how they managed to captivate the market, serving nearly 100 clients across almost 50 countries spanning three continents. With unwavering dedication and an unshakable vision, Loic has not only grown his company but empowered tens of enterprises worldwide.
This episode is a testament to the entrepreneurial spirit and the boundless potential of taking risks to achieve remarkable outcomes. Don't miss this insightful conversation that offers invaluable lessons on business growth, resilience, and empowerment!
Find Loic’s company, Optimetriks (Field Pro App) on:
Website - https://www.fieldproapp.com/
Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/company/optimetriks/
Find his entrepreneurial community, French Tech Nairobi on:
Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/company/french-tech-nairobi/
Registration form - https://shorturl.at/abZ78
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I found out how Mahlomola Mokoteli is unlocking financial inclusion for African businesses!
In our latest episode, we dive into the transformative power of open banking as we sit down with a remarkable guest who is revolutionizing access to financial services for African businesses and bridging the gap for the underbanked.
Join us as we explore the inspiring journey of Mahlomola Mokoteli, a visionary entrepreneur dedicated to empowering Africa's underserved communities. In this thought-provoking conversation, Mahlomola shares his groundbreaking approach of leveraging open banking to bring about positive change and unlock a world of opportunities.
Open banking, with its innovative technological solutions and collaborative ecosystem, has the potential to reshape the financial landscape in Africa. Our guest, a trailblazer in this field, will unravel the transformative potential of open banking and shed light on how it can address the challenges faced by the underbanked.
With his groundbreaking solution, Mahlomola is breaking down barriers and ensuring that African businesses, regardless of their size or location, gain access to vital financial services. By fostering partnerships with traditional financial institutions, embracing fintech advancements, and implementing secure and user-friendly platforms, their open banking solution is empowering entrepreneurs to thrive and succeed.
Tune in to this enlightening episode as we embark on a journey to understand the potential of open banking in transforming the lives of the underbanked and driving the progress of African businesses. Prepare to be inspired by Mahlomola as he shares his insights, experiences, and vision for a future where financial services are accessible to all.
Listen now on your favorite podcast platform and join us in shaping a more inclusive, prosperous, and equitable future for Africa.
Until next time!
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Greetings, fellow trailblazers of innovation!
In our quest to unearth inspiring entrepreneurs shaping the future, we are delighted to introduce you to Moses Mukundi, the visionary behind Eden Care—a revolutionary solution tackling Africa's most pressing challenges in a key industry: insurance.
A Startling Reality
Every year, a staggering 15 million people in Africa slip into poverty due to overwhelming medical expenses. Astonishingly, health insurance remains alarmingly underutilized, with a mere 0.2% penetration—an alarming statistic that highlights the urgent need for change.
The Spark of Inspiration
Enter Moses Mukundi, a relentless problem solver on a mission to transform this grim reality. During the crucible of the Covid-19 pandemic, Moses had a profound revelation that ignited the fire within him—the realization that traditional insurers across the continent were burdened by outdated systems in product development, distribution, and customer experience.
An Opportunity for Innovation
With this newfound understanding, Moses recognized an unparalleled opportunity for a fresh perspective on insurance in Africa. Simultaneously, he observed a remarkable shift toward digital transactions across the continent. In just five years, electronic health record systems catapulted from scarcity to nearly 90% penetration—an extraordinary leap that laid the groundwork for a new type of insurance service built upon this digital foundation.
Triumph Over Obstacles
Of course, Moses encountered numerous obstacles along his path to creating Eden Care. In his home country of Kenya, the exorbitant cost of registering a new underwriter loomed as a daunting barrier, reaching a staggering $6 million. Undeterred, Moses made the bold decision to relocate to Rwanda, where the cost was a more manageable $1 million. However, gaining government approval as an underwriter proved to be a formidable challenge, consuming years of determination and perseverance.
The Journey Continues
Yet, through unwavering resilience, Moses conquered each hurdle, fueled by an unwavering commitment to creating a healthier and happier world. His vision extends beyond mere products; it encompasses a lasting legacy that will shape the future of healthcare in Africa and reverberate through generations to come.
Embrace the Beginning
Today, we stand witness to the inception of a remarkable journey—one that holds the promise of transforming an entire industry. Moses Mukundi's quest to develop products that truly matter to society marks only the beginning of a legacy that will leave an indelible mark on the world.
As we eagerly await the next chapter of this extraordinary story, we invite you to join us in celebrating Moses's indomitable spirit and unwavering dedication to building a brighter future for all.
Inspired by Moses Mukundi's journey, what steps will you take to shape the future and leave your own remarkable legacy? Share your thoughts and aspirations as we embark on this transformative path together!
Until we meet again,
Max
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Jay Z, H.E.R, Meek Mill... these names and many more that have worked with our guests resonate powerfully in today's music industry as superstars who have achieved remarkable success. However, what sets them apart from the rest isn't just their talent, but their collaboration with two extraordinary individuals: Ciara Reed and Sharde Simpson, trailblazing entertainment lawyers who have revolutionized the music scene with their unique approach.
In a cut-throat industry like music, success requires a village. Building the right team is paramount for artists to ascend to new heights. This is where Ciara Reed and Sharde Simpson come in, empowering artists and embodying true partnership to ensure their triumph.
As the music industry expands its reach globally, artists from all corners of the world must be well-informed about their field to maximize their potential for success. In this episode, we delve deep into this crucial topic, shedding light on the invaluable knowledge shared by our distinguished guests.
Don't miss out on this entertaining and thought-provoking discussion!
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In 2015, 2 out of 5 kids in Rwanda had stunted growth.
Why?
Inadequate access to nutritious food.
This was the environment that surrounded Segond Fidens, this week’s guest on the podcast.
This is what inspired his mission.
Africa is a continent that’s rich in natural resources yet, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), up to 45% of child mortality is caused by undernutrition in Africa.
In a world where obesity-related diseases kill more people than hunger in developed countries, how can we explain the tragic reality of children dying of starvation in Africa?
There are many reasons but the most glaring one is likely to be food loss.
According to the World Resources Institute1, Africa loses or wastes up to 50 percent of its fruits and vegetables, 40 percent of its roots and tubers, and 20 percent of its cereals. This not only represents a huge economic loss, but also a waste of natural resources such as land, water, and energy.
This creates a vicious cycle that undermines food security and nutrition for the most vulnerable populations.
Segond Fidens is a Rwandan entrepreneur who wants to change that.
In 2008, he was affected by the global financial crash which led him to go on the trip of a life time.
He waited his way to having some cash, took a loan and went to China where he set out alone on a month’s long 6000 km bike trip on a 300 dollar budget.
That trip inspired him to pursue his true calling. A calling to pursue a dream that everyone on the African continent must be fed adequately on a daily basis.
Now, he is the founder and CEO of North Harvest, a company which, with their flagship product Park&Pick, acts as an online grocery store, coupled with a home delivery service in Kigali.
By understanding the data behind the consumption of food in Kigali, he works with farmers, who can then supply the city more effectively, with less waste across the value chain.
Are you someone who cares about food loss, the agricultural opportunity in Africa or the quest to find your calling?
If you are, don’t miss out on this thought-provoking discussion that will challenge your assumptions and inspire you to make a difference.
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Do you believe that making a profit and having a positive impact on the world are mutually exclusive?
The truth is, they are often closer than you think.
In this episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Nick Vilelle - a serial entrepreneur and founding member of 'The Nairobi Business Angels Network' who brings with him a wealth of experience in the for-profit and non-profit sectors, giving us some contrarian insights on how marrying impact and profit can create the most impact for individuals and the world.
Coincidentally, this is the subject of our new newsletter, ‘The Impactful Capitalist’, where we are on a mission to create more wealth for you and the world.
Are you someone who wants to make a positive impact on the world, but also wants to create sustainable and beneficial outcomes for both yourself and the world, whether through a for-profit or non-profit organization?
Don't miss out on this thought-provoking discussion that will challenge your assumptions and inspire you to make a difference.
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It’s taken Yashanth over fifteen years to:
Work with companies like Paypal, Mylan and Deloitte on Business Planning, Budgeting, GTM and New Market entry Strategies.
Experience founding his own company and building it up to a success before Covid took it down
Develop a sustainability model for hospitals in Tanzania that impacted 1500+ hospitals.
Rise up again to become a stronger entrepreneur than everHere are a few of his key insights from his episode so you can get where you want to be faster:
Persistence pays off: Yashanth's journey is a testament to the power of perseverance, even in the face of setbacks and challenges. If you stay committed to your goals and keep pushing forward, success is within reach.
Embrace failure as a learning opportunity: Yashanth's experience of building a successful company, only to see it crumble due to the pandemic, taught him the value of failure. By learning from his mistakes and adapting to new circumstances, he was able to bounce back stronger than ever.
Surround yourself with supportive people: Yashanth credits much of his success to the people he has worked with and learned from along the way. By building a network of mentors, advisors, and peers who believe in your vision, you can overcome obstacles and achieve your goals faster.
Stay true to your passion: Yashanth's love of entrepreneurship is what has driven him to overcome challenges and pursue his dreams. By staying true to your passions and leveraging your unique strengths and skills, you can find fulfilment and success in whatever you do.If you're ready to take your entrepreneurial journey to the next level, don't miss this inspiring episode with Yashanth!
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The pandemic exposed the fragility of our global supply chains. Is it time to rethink our reliance on international trade?
Alex and Tobias, the-co-founders of Viebeg, a VC backed health-tech company that uses AI to optimise medical supply chains in Africa definitely think so.
Here are 5 reasons why I think you should listen to my conversation with them:
Supply chains are the backbone of any business that deals with physical goods, as they provide the means to deliver products to customers in a timely and efficient manner.
According to a report by the Business Continuity Institute, "89% of organizations have experienced at least one supply chain disruption in the past 12 months, with 54% experiencing two or more disruptions."
Optimising supply chains can lead to cost savings, increased efficiency, and improved customer satisfaction
Viebeg's co-founders, Alex and Tobias, have extensive experience in supply chain management in Africa, one of the hardest-to-serve markets in the world, having connected over 600 hospitals to their platform in 5 years.
Viebeg is at the forefront of using innovative technologies such as AI to optimize supply chains, thus they have expertise into how technology is derisking supply chains in the 21st century.
This episode has something for anyone who has a business, is employed, or plans to start their own business in the future. Tune in and don’t miss out this opportunity to learn from masters as we keep on this journey to dream big and act bigger.
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