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Denilson Moreira That’s People like you, us are meant to help them get it those who want to will. This is the mistake many Africans make not understanding just how deep the scars of colonisation runs in the minds of people. Even today because actually colonisation still exists just in a different guise to most people who live in the cities where there’s still a trace of “peace” but we all know there’s a lot going on below the surface like in the Congo so let’s not be pretentious. Let’s be real and those of us who still standing let us pass on the relay stick of knowledge. Less talk & judgement more action!

​@@edwardsrubyg Before blaming colonialism. You need to take a deep hard look at the conduct of leaders in Africa since independence. Take a look at Uganda. In the 1900s, the Indians came to Uganda for jobs. Over time, many of these communities prospered and set up their own businesses. They built everything up from nothing. In 1972, the dictator Idi Amin said "We are determined to make the ordinary Ugandan master of his own destiny, and above all to see that he enjoys the wealth of his country. Our deliberate policy is to transfer the economic control of Uganda into the hands of Ugandans, for the first time in our country's history." Uganda, decided to expel 80,000 Indian who had made Uganda their home. Many had been born n the country. They did not know any other place. Uganda confiscated homes and business belonging to Indians. People lost their jobs. These Indians were not allowed to sell the businesses and homes, so they could have money to start a new live elsewhere. They were give 90 days to leave the country with just two suitcases. The looting of properties began before families had even left. On the way to the airport, cars were repeatedly stopped by the police, passengers were stripped of their belongings, jewellery was taken, and there was nothing anyone could do. They were further harassed at the airport. 1972, 90% of the taxes were paid by the Indians. The Indians contributed significantly to the Ugandan economy. After the expulsion, Uganda's faced economic crisis and inflation soared and imported goods became impossible to get hold of. Those who got the stolen businesses could not make them work and were run badly. The economy went downhill. Those who left had to start life with zero and faced a great deal of pain, struggle and hardship. One day they had everything, and the next they had nothing. They lost their friends and the place they called home. People were scattered. When Yoweri Museveni came to power in 1986, the Ugandan government warmed to the Asian community. He encouraged the exiles to return. A few returned, but most lost trust and confidence in Uganda. Why return to a country, which took everything from you? A country in which you were born? In neighbouring Kenya, the authorities were making it for hard to Indians to live there and many left to other countries. They feared, the country would to the same as Uganda. In 2016, despite making up less than 1% of the population, the Indians are estimated to contribute up to 65% of Uganda's tax revenues.

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There are millions who have very little education in Africa. When you're scrabbling to exist, watching an KZfaq video would be science fiction.

JUST DO IT

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aeron uy What is your strength? What are u good at? What is your passion or what frustrates you? That can give you an idea.

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True.

Agree, and african; where are all the rest of them? I know they got them!! I live in mexico but I am attracted to the african continent a lot, so where do I go to hear more african speakers on the business subjects. All the speakers I find are in other areas, you know what I mean!!

G. G. Come in Gabon.I show you elephants and jungle.(For tourim tour).And we speak about business here in Gabon

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Aeri cah, we need to be more proactive for this mere wish to transpire into reality, the question we should ask ourselves is what I am doing to change this narrative, regardless of how insignificant might seem it can create an impact.

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Keep watching because you will benefit too. Africa is in need of everything. Don't be afraid to travel or connect via internet. Africa is more than ready.

Indeed we have to

Exactly

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It's a pity!

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Daniel Ngongang the ever elusive Johnny it's the most insignificant things that people subscribe to

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What a powerful and inspiring speech,we need more of this attitude.

True !!!

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Learn the info you dont know

He sure is.

Thank you for your kind words

What he said about asians is true, they start a shop in the view like a 'Kingdom' which their next generations should keep carrying on. Thus, start ups are done for future generations.

And yes Africa as a whole should economically develop

Any update

lol 😂 I know right!

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Well 2020 haha

I'm with you Roland ✊

Really moved me to wanting to start my own small ICT biz from scratch. God help me

Nice one reply with ur Instagram ,or Facebook handle we can do business together

"We've had conversations that makes it okay for Africans to just be be okay" powerful

Hey Alex, how do you get to attend th e at TEDtalks?