How to Do Business THE RIGHT WAY in Africa *AVOID THESE MISTAKES*
How to Do Business THE RIGHT WAY in Africa *AVOID THESE MISTAKES*
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in kenya we have very many business Ideas but lack capital. if you wish to invest try finding a kenyan with abition. ofcouse you will have to do personal acessment of the persons competence maybe by asking one to give you his/ her business plan and you will be suprised how that can work for you.
if need be you can test the plan by starting small and see how ypur local partner will deal and if it works for you you can go in and offer you suport and your expertise
example get someone doing street food and suport him/her expand the business and you can find yourself a chain of restaurant across east Africa. this is my dream if i was to find a supoting hand
You are doing so well for our country Ashley, and for the continent as a whole.
We love you and welcome to our country South Africa and to the Motherland ❤
Hey I m from India 🇮🇳
I want to do business in African countries.
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Your so sexually attractive baby I’m tryna focus on your voice but my you know what forget it
Most Diasporians who do well are those who partner with locals.
Hello Ashley, can you please educate me on how I can get started for someone who knows nothing about business, what education I need, courses I can take, please can you also make a video about setting up an online business, and how i can get other streams of revenue, please can you also make a video for guys on basic products (conditioner shampoo, moisturiser) I can use for my hair and skin care routine in South Africa, nothing excessive 🙂, thank you again for the great video
Hello my sister, your interest in investing in Africa is inspiring. And in this subject you can deepen your knowledge about the complex and diverse continent of your ancestors by learning from African intellectuals. I recommend that you look for and study the Guinean economist Mr. Carlos Lopes.
He is a guest fellow at the Oxford Martin School at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom and a guest lecturer at the Nelson Mandela School of Public Governance at the University of Cape Town in South Africa.
Greetings from the island of São Tome and Príncipe
Speaking of South Africans being friendly, how did you meet Naledi Pandor?
I saw you sharing a platform with her.
[Also, "hit the ground running" has destroyed many people; people need to humble themselves give themselves time to learn, but people want to implement right away, which is a gamble in the true sense of the word.]
YUP! 😂🎉😮 GREAT INFORMATION VIDEO! OOOH hehe https://youtube.com/shorts/bMZI2NQnVmY?si=_WCjDtC8dnUKjFLB
🎉 We can't wait to get over there .
I love you mama
Real Talk! Looking Tasty Shhweet! "Ahh Ashley gurrl..Ya look GUUUD." (In my Ohio Players Sugarfoot voice) 😎
Some black Americans are reporting problems of racial discrimination in Zanzibar. I would like to hear your opinion about this problem on this island, as they say that Arabs treat black people as subordinates and black tourists are also treated in the same way.
https://youtu.be/QxbN6DCipo8?si=9biP1jMuXkUGNZlq
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Good afternoon sister sorry if this comment is long or a bit off-topic i just have a few questions about the political shift in the USA . It seems most Black Americans are openly in support of Trump despite him making racist claims about Haitians eating pets and even saying Kamala Harris isn’t Black. In one of his speeches he made false accusations about Congo sending prisoners to the U.S. when we all know the U.S.A is knee-deep in the ongoing genocide there.
What do you think about Black people in America saying they are not African American because they don’t have a direct connection to Africa or some May give other reasons? I’m just curious as it seems like this "delineating" is the new cool thing the U.S. Are you FBA as well?
This isn't too sound bitter or create any tension.I’m just an African who's genuinely curious about what's happening in the U.S. This seems like an important issue to me
My schedule is all over the place at this moment so I’m not able to get on virtually or come there physically until I get some time off. I have a few things and would love to speak to you about starting a business in the field?
Great information, is there a website you can go to and connect with people there? I know that in Columbia they have a website with all sorts of things and you can I interact with other people until you actually move there or just keep in touch. That way I can build rapport and know people once I get there.
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Oh yes and You spoke the mess outta that Ms @Ashkey In Afrika,
Re: scaling, but while keeping overhead and start up costs low
So totally get Your vantage point!!
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Another great vlog today in business always remember to scale up and kick ass 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿🇿🇦