She left out that in order to succeed, you must not mind taking from the poor. But she is 100% right.

@@ignitespark9293 Taking from the poor, how?

@@angeladay2103 I think he means by stealing.

Ohhh as I thought on her other video, are not one of them who are taking advantage of the speechless? So many families are homeless because their leaders are kicking them out and selling their lands to strangers. I tell you, good luck. God is watching you

Thank you, Dr. Reuven. I am glad to hear it is of value to you.

Dear Mary, Africa is an amazing continent, we just have to open up to the wonders of it & unlock the people's potential, so we can start dissolve the pains it carries.

@@dr.harnet466 Yes, Africa is amazing continent, My dream is to see that but now we are going to see it . because of amazing people like you. May God help you,give you strength and wisdom everything your way to be. God bless you and your family.🙏👍👍👍

Have you visited Ghana before?

So glad to hear that and you are very welcome, Dartel Norman!

Good morning :) You are very welcome, dear Isaac.

You are very welcome, Nata.

Thanks so much!

Start empowering yourselves instead of waiting for someone else. Google, do research and start helping yourself and others..

@@godnestgodest6265 great advice

Dear Watuluka Media, yes indeed, I am following the new developments in Zambia (and love your president's wise tweets so far :) ). Let us see how things unfold and hopefully Zambia can become another example for the rest of the continent. I would love to visit one day. In the meanwhile, please feel free to spread the news about my KZfaq channel and my website www.africajumpstart.com where youth entrepreneurs in Zambia will receive a lot of free guidance on how to do business in an African context.

@@godnestgodest6265 it's always the ones that have nothing to offer that babble the most🤣🤣..the comment is specifically directed to the Dr..not your bumm ass..🤷🤷real spill.!

Dr Harnet, would love to connect and provide you with a brief demo of the Uhai software.

Wonderful, thanks for joining our Zoom meeting yesterday, dear Munyaradzi. We look forward to welcoming you at the Academy!

Thanks so much for your kind words, Panafrocanam. Yes, indeed, I have found a wonderful place and we could not be happier with the decision to move here.

@@dr.harnet466 Rwanda works well for a limited number of people such as foreigners with no interest in the abuses local Rwandans suffer from the government, people who are too powerful to be targeted by the ruling party, ex. Bill Gates, Mo Ibrahim. If you are in this kind of category, be warned the ruling party may seize your assets and send you packing without trial. Check what happened to Rujugiro, Rwigara etc or just ask randomly how many Rwandans in the diaspora are willing to risk their capital in Rwanda. They are very few! A country with a president who cannot be prosecuted for treason, even after he has left office is a volcano waiting to erupt.

@@pepeinno1747 that's deep.

Thank you, Fedelis!

Glad you found it informative, Papa.

Yes, are getting you

My Sonpon Blamo Sieh, Snr Founder Home of Dignity (HoD), Inc Liberia

Yes

Thank you! The construction industry in Rwanda is pretty much booming although the market is generally somewhat small. But yes, with a unique offering you can position yourself successfully. Getting started with your business in Rwanda is very simple and you could expand from here or keep it small, but a more dynamic market would be Kenya possibly Uganda.

It all starts with a desire, followed by an awareness, followed by an unapologetic decision, followed by action... You are half way there, dear Angelo.

Thanks so much! Yes, I was busy enjoying the serenity of life & Rwanda :)

@@dr.harnet466 hahahah k that's beautiful to hear lol

@@dr.harnet466 can i please have you email, how do we contact with you direct? Patrick in south africa

Great to hear about your ambition to start a business in Africa, possibly Angola. Feel free to reach out by email at info@africajumpstart.com, however due to the nature of my business we are in no position anymore to guide people through their Africa business journey by email. This is why I created the Academy group program a few years ago. You may want to join us to get support throughout your journey! go.africajumpstart.com/aba-membership

@@dr.harnet466 k

Hi there, the guidance I provide applies to ANY business. I gave several examples how to position yourself powerfully including solar panel shops and a furniture shop in Africa... Watch again :)

@@dr.harnet466 thank you

You could also talk with me.

Which country are you?

Wonderful to hear! Keep marching.

Dr. Harnet Are you 100.000$ for year or monthly?

If you mean 100.000$ a year I did last year for import construction machines to Ethiopia

@@wardiaabiabi6760 what type of machines, I will try it in Kenya?

@@wardiaabiabi6760 from which country?

Yes, you can sign up on my website www.africajumpstart.com when you sign up for one of the FREE trainings or at the newsletter at the bottom of the home page. This way you would be in my mailing lists getting invitation to our LIVE sessions a few times a year. I hope this helps!

Yes, I got a new sign-up form to join my email list, this way you will never miss a LIVE: go.africajumpstart.com/free-africa-business-startup-checklist Hope to see you there!

Indeed, great strategy, Ernest!

Thank you for your kind feedback, Jadwong, glad to hear you found it useful.

Yes@@dr.harnet466, in Uganda and from experience your presentation is extremely helpful and useful. I wish I had your sage advice and counsel when I returned in 2012. Thank you and would love to know how I can help your programme.

Thank you for your question, Althea. In the Africa Business Academy, we do guide you in finding the right business model, positioning your product powerfully, in the marketplace, pricing, risk reduction etc. We can also discuss these things in more detail in writing in our closed FB group, however we do not review lengthy business plans. We work on a method called the 1-page business plan. I hope this helps.

@@dr.harnet466 thank you. It does help.

Eritrea

@@sirakbelaybeyene4293 Ok thanks

Impossible to narrow it down like this, You have to combine 1. The right industry in Africa with 2. The right market in Africa with 3. The right BUSINESS MODEL in your industry with the 4. RIGHT POSITIONING of that business model and product .... etc...& have the right mindset :) Then you will create what you call 'the most productive business' in Africa. I hope this helps.

Thank you for the insights, so eye opening thank you I am in SA

I agree totally kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l7ulmLCS1tnOj30.html

Dear Dhaval, Madagaskar is what I call a high risk - low opportunity country in Africa, meaning that risk is heightened & the business environment not very conducive. I am not sure in which industry you are interested in, but I am sure there will be better countries in Africa to get started.

@@dr.harnet466 Thanks for your reply and guidance .🙏🏻

See my answer to your other question. A quick list would be misguiding and not an answer to your success. But you can look for products in fast upward trending industries, such as food manufacturing, agriculture, real estate, tech, fintech etc...

So much negativity. Stop it. I am sure there are alot of Rwandese that returned home to build. Keep running and let the foreigners take over. You will have nothing to return to. Rwanda is not the only African country with those problems

​@@henshawosong5469 Name me any other African country which had the genocide the size of what Rwanda, a president who by the constitution, can not be prosecuted for treason, even after leaving office, a country that has invaded another African country twice, has borders with a neighbor closed, is cited in genocide allegations by the UN AS Rwanda is in the Mapping report. And as for those Rwandans returning, tell me the numbers because unlike you, I live with them in the diaspora and all categories together, they do not venture back to Rwanda despite having desire to do so. As Dr Harnet says, we are not in the business of hope. A country whose president can wake up one day and close borders with you Uganda; if you call it low risk and promising, you live in a fantasy land. Rwanda is good at selling fantasies! They will tell you they make VWs when they really do not,....

@@pepeinno1747 D.R Congo went through a bigger genocide with a death count of 20Milllion people by Belgian King Leopold with survives having their limbs cut off including children. DRC still have other problems till this day. 2 Million Nigerians were left to starve during the Biafra war as supplies were cut off. I have been with a Rwandan girl before and she has no real connection to Rwanda because of the genocide. She hasnt been 2 Rwanda since she was born and has resentment for Rwanda. This is not the same with Rwandese born in Rwanda. I never said Rwanda is low risk. There is conflict in my country as we speak. I will return there cos its my home and the economy must grow. That can't happen without the help of the Cameroon diaspora. Its not about convinience. Look at eastern Nigeria that almost went into war again. I don't mind doing business in western Nigeria or other peaceful parts. Cos when people don't have jobs they will pick up guns. Let's start creating job. We must be in the business of calculated hope... A lot of people doing business in unstable countries Nigeria included where the government is in league with Boko Haram. Nigerians go home and do business.we got problems at home and we must fix them not run away from them.

​@@henshawosong5469 I do not see what arguments you develop here and for what! The Belgians committed genocide in Congo, yes! Can Rwanda afford to do the same because of that? Tell me which Rwandans you saw going back. I live among a huge Rwandan diaspora. They are not going, they do not trust the country!

If you follow Rwandan social media, you will see a group of Rwandans swearing to join the Rwandan ruling party. They accept to be hung should they commit treason against the party. You see this kind of madness only among Rwandans. For record, Rwanda does not allow the death penalty in law yet people joining the ruling party in London commit themselves to the death penalty should they let down the party.

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