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Is entrepreneurship really the solution to Africa’s youth unemployment problem?
In this video, afrimind interviews Professor Waswa - the Principal of the Makarere Business School - one of the largest business schools in the World
afrimind is a knowledge platform dedicated to highlighting the thought leadership of African policy makers, business leaders and academics on economic policies on the African continent. www.afrimind.org
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Are the black South Africans economically better off post apartheid?
Просмотров 1 тыс.9 лет назад
afrimind interviews Aamira Chaney - a doctoral candidate at Howard University researching on the plight of women in South Africa.
What does Africa Rising really mean?
Просмотров 5759 лет назад
afrimind interviews Dr Salimata Fall, university lecturer at the University of Grand Bassam in Ivory Coast, on Africa Rising - myth or reality?
How the AfDB differs from other donor organizations
Просмотров 22110 лет назад
In this video, afrimind interviews Dr Mthuli Ncube who is the Chief Economist and Vice President of the African Development Bank on how the African Development Banks differs from other donor organizations
Are African Economies Really Benefiting from Foreign Investors?
Просмотров 14710 лет назад
In this video, afrimind interviews Dr Mthuli Ncube who is the Chief Economist and Vice President of the African Development Bank on Foreign Direct Investments and how to ensure African economies benefit from it.
How I built a successful renewable energy business - Evans Wandongo
Просмотров 5 тыс.10 лет назад
In this video, afrimind interviews Evans Wadongo - the inventor of a solar lamp in Kenya and the Founder of Sustainable Development For All - on his journey so far
Are African Governments doing enough on climate change?
Просмотров 2610 лет назад
In this video, afrimind interviews Evans Wadongo - the inventor of a solar lamp in Kenya and the Founder of Sustainable Development For All - on the role of African governments in dealing with climate change.
Are innovators born or taught?
Просмотров 5910 лет назад
In this video, afrimind interviews Evans Wadongo - the inventor of a solar lamp in Kenya and the Founder of Sustainable Development For All - on innovation
How African countries can stop relying on primary goods in agriculture
Просмотров 14310 лет назад
In this video, afrimind interviews Dr Jean-Marc Anga who is the director of the Economics and Statistics Division of the International Cocoa Organization on how African countries can reduce their reliance on the production of primary agricultural goods
How to get the Youth interested in Agriculture?
Просмотров 16710 лет назад
In this video, afrimind interviews Dr Jean-Marc Anga who is the director of the Economics and Statistics Division of the International Cocoa Organization on how to get the youth interested in Agriculture
Africa's Bill Gates - Should Africans living in the diaspora come back?
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.10 лет назад
In this video, afrimind interviews IT entrepreneur - Herman Kojo Chinery-Hesse - also known as the Bill Gates of Africa - on how the African diaspora can contribute to the progress of the continent
Africa's Bill Gates - How I built an IT business from my bedroom
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.10 лет назад
In this video, afrimind interviews IT entrepreneur - Herman Kojo Chinery-Hesse - also known as the Bill Gates of Africa, on his journey in building an IT company and several IT solutions for the African Market
Africa's Bill Gates - my greatest advice to budding entrepreneurs
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.10 лет назад
In this video, afrimind interviews IT entrepreneur - Herman Kojo Chinery-Hesse - also known as the Bill Gates of Africa, on how technology solutions are important for the development of Africa, and his advice to budding entrepreneurs.
Investing in female education and the creative industries
Просмотров 15710 лет назад
In this video, afrimind interviews Elikem Kuenyehia, the founder of one of Ghana's leading law firms - Oxford and Beaumont. In 2012, Elikem was named by Forbes and CNBC as "West Africa Young Business Leader of the Year" and named one of Africa's next generation leaders by the Africa Leadership Network. In 2010, he was named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum. He is one of ‘Africa...
Important Lessons for any Entrepreneur - Elikem Kuenyehia
Просмотров 4,8 тыс.10 лет назад
In this video, afrimind interviews Elikem Kuenyehia, the founder of one of Ghana's leading law firms - Oxford and Beaumont. In 2012, Elikem was named by Forbes and CNBC as "West Africa Young Business Leader of the Year" and named one of Africa's next generation leaders by the Africa Leadership Network. In 2010, he was named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum. He is one of ‘Africa...
Why I teach entrepreneurship - Elikem Kuenyehia
Просмотров 26610 лет назад
Why I teach entrepreneurship - Elikem Kuenyehia
Jacqueline Musitwa - choosing a career of making change
Просмотров 6410 лет назад
Jacqueline Musitwa - choosing a career of making change
Is Intra African trade the way to go?
Просмотров 40210 лет назад
Is Intra African trade the way to go?
Is International Trade hurting African countries?
Просмотров 1 тыс.10 лет назад
Is International Trade hurting African countries?
How online education can spur growth in Africa - Njideka Harry
Просмотров 27810 лет назад
How online education can spur growth in Africa - Njideka Harry
My Journey in Making Technology Work for the Youth - Njideka Harry
Просмотров 18010 лет назад
My Journey in Making Technology Work for the Youth - Njideka Harry
Chika Ezeanya - is the African woman where she should be?
Просмотров 81210 лет назад
Chika Ezeanya - is the African woman where she should be?
Chika Ezeanya - Is Africa really rising?
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.10 лет назад
Chika Ezeanya - Is Africa really rising?
Highlighting indigenous solutions to African problems - the Girinka program
Просмотров 92110 лет назад
Highlighting indigenous solutions to African problems - the Girinka program
Youth participation in governance
Просмотров 25910 лет назад
Youth participation in governance
What made you run for president
Просмотров 3210 лет назад
What made you run for president
What are the tangible solutions to peace and security in the region
Просмотров 3110 лет назад
What are the tangible solutions to peace and security in the region
Incorporate traditional systems into our gvt
Просмотров 1810 лет назад
Incorporate traditional systems into our gvt
How did you overcome setbacks
Просмотров 2310 лет назад
How did you overcome setbacks
Are female leaders failing Africa
Просмотров 2110 лет назад
Are female leaders failing Africa

Комментарии

  • @MrTheelicitor
    @MrTheelicitor Месяц назад

    Thanks for your interviews, I feel the videos are too short for such interesting topics unless what I'm listening to are short version of the long videos. If so pls let me know where to find the full length videos.

  • @rerianigachagua6733
    @rerianigachagua6733 2 месяца назад

    Looking forward to the book ,the interview was very insightful

  • @franstlhotse5963
    @franstlhotse5963 5 месяцев назад

    Africa should reject any aid from any foreign country and that will build ourselves to start thinking how to aid ourselves.

  • @VoicesofMamaAfrika-ubuntu
    @VoicesofMamaAfrika-ubuntu 6 месяцев назад

    Benefits of colonialism?

  • @lelkaya7912
    @lelkaya7912 6 месяцев назад

    This is the book that I’m looking forward buying and reading. A book about Mobutu written by a Congolese whom once suffered under Mobutu. Plz prof Mvemba keep Congolese informed about the progress of the book publishing date.

  • @clairmontjoseph775
    @clairmontjoseph775 7 месяцев назад

    Well we come for him to Help the mellinated man and woman to interduce or design a system to change that narrative we just can't continue talking

  • @zivkovicable
    @zivkovicable 7 месяцев назад

    Five centuries of colonialism still has an impact on the European countries of the Balkan region that were part of the Ottoman Empire..Here's an example. People in my country throw litter on the side of the road, impacting the enviroment. This is a throwback to the days this was used as a protest against the colonial powers responsible for clearing it up. ...150 years after liberation, this now self destructive habit hasn't stopped. Cheating taxes was understandable if it all went to the oppressor, but not now. unfortunately it's another habit that has continued...

  • @MrJohhnycongo
    @MrJohhnycongo 10 месяцев назад

    African countries are not free. France might have been less subtle. This includes South Africa.

  • @gandigooglegandigoogle7202
    @gandigooglegandigoogle7202 Год назад

    a nice interview for a nice propaganda....we easily let ourselves be fooled.

  • @Mbj10
    @Mbj10 Год назад

    Completely agree , Mobutu was the best thing that happen to zaire

  • @abdalahgunda1319
    @abdalahgunda1319 Год назад

    Sorry am not stable on RUclips but l we want to open up a bet pressure face African mostly well educated people from Africa work abroad But are not achieve in Africa on technology question on my brain is education is the problem in Africa how about thouse who works in abroad and urop because if education is the key on technolog mince this professor we have in Africa we g Could achieve same thing That why am say no short educated people ln Africa Case of Africa is to help this yang gemaretion sayantist but with the cicreat nigesheting

  • @alanbstard4
    @alanbstard4 Год назад

    so, better off under apartheid

  • @memphisakan4691
    @memphisakan4691 2 года назад

    We may have to go back under it

  • @ChannelTENthousandBC
    @ChannelTENthousandBC 2 года назад

    Wow🤯🤯

  • @jupsphirilewis1054
    @jupsphirilewis1054 2 года назад

    “New blood is important “ this is where we fall back as africans, nowanda moving forward is a challenge. Most african nations are developing by far from developed.. If you have a leader that exhibits good leadership in-terms of development, it will be pointless to have him removed from power.. why fix whats not broken.

  • @salahmohamed2840
    @salahmohamed2840 2 года назад

    Thansk,profesor, I would like to ask How African countries to stand without Foreigners?

  • @LamadsPictures
    @LamadsPictures 2 года назад

    the impact has been all around positive.

  • @Caligulashorse1453
    @Caligulashorse1453 2 года назад

    Very interesting I very much enjoyed watching

  • @tracyclark7560
    @tracyclark7560 2 года назад

    googling Dr T at the Brookings Institute, even plugging in the title of the economics book show that Dr T is communicating information on behalf of and to people who will take control of their own future without outside influence. Throwing China in as fast as possible, and on the other hand--it would behoove China to get involved (any country with a few coins and vision, my optimist side is saying, would want to get in on the ground floor). Tempered by localese steeped in economic education would garner greater the success.

  • @rosemarygomes9811
    @rosemarygomes9811 3 года назад

    Blessings thanks 😊🙏

  • @elethunkala8885
    @elethunkala8885 3 года назад

    This an insightful conversation, I am interested in the question of giving praise to any system that was introduced by colonialism. In the evolution of man and his society, is it not possible that Africans could have reached such advancements on their own strides, even with a healthy relationship of exchange with the colonisers? I feel like you are saying that colonialism is bad, but at least it brought advancements in the fields of infrastructure, medicine and the sciences.

  • @sandysandy967
    @sandysandy967 4 года назад

    Bullshut tats whythe channel closed.

  • @baldwintheleper8290
    @baldwintheleper8290 4 года назад

    Africans should be grateful

  • @fredebot4714
    @fredebot4714 4 года назад

    Very thoughtful discussion. Thanks for sharing.. Will share with my students

  • @princesymenouh2949
    @princesymenouh2949 4 года назад

    Last year, I worked with this man, and I have to admit he is a brain.

  • @CrowdPleeza
    @CrowdPleeza 4 года назад

    Even though colonialism was abusive towards Africans,how would some of you respond to those who say that colonialism did modernize the continent? Europeans introduced things like medical and technological advancements. They brought infrastructure that much of the continent lacked. They expanded literacy in many parts of the continent. Many Africans relied on griots to memorize info. So do any of you acknowledge these advancements Europeans brought even though they came with colonialism?

    • @ilikepankakesuk
      @ilikepankakesuk 4 года назад

      I think its because in some ways they realise why the infastructure and education was there. Not nescesarily to make more educated people in general but to make a possible workforce know what to do with new things and the infastructure to help move the resources we were taking. Yes some of them are still benificial in the effects today but you have got to remember why we did (in some cases) so much to 'help'.

    • @mksharesbucketlist
      @mksharesbucketlist 3 года назад

      CrowdPleeza we acknowledge all these infrastructures which served as a benefit as a result of colonialism. What I think Africans need right now is to decolonise our brain. I think much education should be done in our societies to help ourselves out of that colonization mentality

    • @CrowdPleeza
      @CrowdPleeza 3 года назад

      @@mksharesbucketlist What does that mean to "decolonise African brains"? Does that mean Africans should abandon everything in Africa that was introduced by Europeans? I think it's more that Africans need to weed out the bad things introduced by Europeans and keep the useful/productive things.

    • @elethunkala8885
      @elethunkala8885 3 года назад

      I think its important to have an intensive study of what the African systems and cultures did for their people. to praise the medical advancements from colonial power I feel takes away from what africans did for themselves medically, Dr Lwazi Lutshaba speaks on the holistic approach to health from an African perspective and how it was derailed by the western medical system. personally any one who would tell me to be grateful for what colonialism did for the advancement of African societies I beg to differ. I speak only seeking to understand not attack, thhankyou for your comment

    • @haroldpearson6025
      @haroldpearson6025 3 года назад

      @@CrowdPleeza that is what other colonized countries have done including uk which was colonized by the Romans for 400+ years.

  • @diontaedaughtry974
    @diontaedaughtry974 4 года назад

    Thank you this was very helpful and informative 👍👍

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    @rocketchristal9699 5 лет назад

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  • @thankyoumrsg6590
    @thankyoumrsg6590 5 лет назад

    But i think nationalism is also lacking in the Anglo ones its just that its perhaps less

    • @royalstag3795
      @royalstag3795 4 года назад

      It more nationalism for their individual tribes

  • @mildredsmith9177
    @mildredsmith9177 5 лет назад

    Why would racist America want to help Africa when blacks in this country are murdered for having black skin? America is in Africa to continue the war against black people. Wake up Africa.

  • @baakochuky1512
    @baakochuky1512 5 лет назад

    I from umuahia I want to do goat farming can I have ur number

  • @suitmangh464
    @suitmangh464 6 лет назад

    Nice thought, thumbs up

  • @didier566
    @didier566 6 лет назад

    Spot on about the education reform in Africa. I have been preaching this gospel for years. Great interview.

  • @zamilemgolozeli9817
    @zamilemgolozeli9817 6 лет назад

    Aamira, I am extremely disappointed with your assertions on this video, considering that you are a doctoral candidate. Yes, the mafia's who have infiltrated the ANC are doing a good job to help discredit the good work and progress made from 1994 until 2007. But your presentation here does not tell me anything. You do not state the population you focused on, when you say black women you are entering into identity politics and not academic reasoning at all. In south Africa there is a definition of what a black woman is, particularly in so far as the empowerment laws are concerned. Therefore one has to once again ask, what are you referring to? What was your sample, what were the characteristics of such a sample. To me this sounds more like advocacy more than an objective research. I hope that I am sincerely in error here.

    • @alanbstard4
      @alanbstard4 Год назад

      but the subject IS about race That's the point

  • @abdoukadriabdouide5336
    @abdoukadriabdouide5336 6 лет назад

    MOBUTU le roi du ZAÏRE l'homme qui fait règnent la paix que Allah lui sois reconnaissant

    • @austinkaluba8786
      @austinkaluba8786 2 года назад

      I have mixed reaction to this man's analysis. The gist of this analysis should be hinged on America and the way they used him as a pawn in the imperialist scheme.

  • @williamwooten2677
    @williamwooten2677 6 лет назад

    mobutu murderer wicked spirit

    • @pepedikuta7171
      @pepedikuta7171 2 года назад

      Like Clinton, Bush, Eisenhower (the Real Lumumba's murderer) etc

  • @ishakay9696
    @ishakay9696 6 лет назад

    Very helpful

  • @DM-ox6sh
    @DM-ox6sh 6 лет назад

    we are not getting there. it's a farce. they only say so because they bring their large companies so that they can get cheap labour at the expense of the masses while the level of inequality increases

  • @olamideola4582
    @olamideola4582 6 лет назад

    Why are you talking dollar

  • @UG4918
    @UG4918 7 лет назад

    Most Africa Food Are Deadly, Sugar Cane, Cassava, Yam, Garri, Even Pineapple Is Bad, Corn Is Hybrid, plant Created In Lab, And That Can Grow In Soil.... Acid / Alkaline...

  • @UG4918
    @UG4918 7 лет назад

    Stop Eating Meat, Sugar, Africa Food Is A Mess..... Why will A Person Eat Meat, Fish, Milk, Drink Alcohol, Sugar, Table Salt, Dont Get Me Wrong,, Sea Salt Is Good, Because Sea Salt Is Electrical.. Any Plants, Fruits, Water, Grain, Vegetable, etc That Is below 7 In PH Scale Must Not Be Consume Person especially Africans, Brown Or black, what ever you might Identify Us With..... Why Because Anything Below 7 In PH Scale Is Acid The The Body Cant Digest..... And It Will Become A Waste, Acid, Fat, Mucus In The Body....... Africa People Try And Go Farming

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    @moladi 7 лет назад

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  • @AfroEthernet
    @AfroEthernet 7 лет назад

    Great video Subcribe to my channel.

  • @univuniveral9713
    @univuniveral9713 7 лет назад

    It is refreshing to realise that my two African siblings talked for over 12 minutes on this TV show without mentioning the name of God or Jesus, or blessings. That is very good.

  • @glenzo215
    @glenzo215 7 лет назад

    this is the same problem over and over. blacks overthroe the white government and then drive everyone into worse conditions. look at Haiti. 200 years and still no progress

  • @margueritendi7033
    @margueritendi7033 7 лет назад

    c'est bon d'entendre de temps en temps les rapports positifs sur nos dirigeants la