If it is almost IMPOSSIBLE to do business in a place like Africa, how are we supposed to create companies, hire employees, and grow?

Why don’t we have enough jobs in Senegal?

Why are our young people risking their lives crossing the Atlantic in tiny fishing boats,

dreaming of a better life in Europe?

Because starting a business (that creates jobs) in Senegal is like swimming through molasses.

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Here's why tough visa rules are BAD for African entrepreneurs like Dangote:

(NO ONE TALKS ABOUT THIS)

In a very black and white world, where many believe in a zero sum game, Liv Boeree is a refreshing soul.

Liv is a powerful combination of a great mind working in great tandem with a beautiful heart.

Her win-Win Podcast is just what we need. I love how she brings the best out

My mission is to support entrepreneurs in creating jobs.

This is the quickest way to bring prosperity to Africans at all social levels.

Exhibit #7,566,788,998 for how hard it is to do business in Africa.

The ease of going from point A to point B is part of economic freedom.

If Dangote himself, the richest man in Africa, has to suffer through these hoops, imagine what the small and medium size entrepreneurs have

It's good business to ACTUALLY do good.

🎥: Nick Freitas

Just a reminder:

African nations have some of the most over-regulated economies in the world.

If Africa is POOR, it is because of a lack of economic freedom.

Poverty in Africa will be eliminated not by aid, but by entrepreneurial job creation.

As long as Africa is not prosperous, racism will exist.

I don't have time to waste telling people to stop being racist.

Everything I do is to contribute to a prosperity that will reposition Africans and all black people on the world stage.

It is in this order that we must act

NO ONE tells you this about Africa…

If African fossil fuel production is stopped, African countries will NEVER get their chance at progress.

If you're thinking about starting a business, you might believe it's just about creating a product or service and selling it.

That's partly true.

But there's a clearer way to see what's really ahead:

ENTREPRENEURS SOLVE PROBLEMS.

That's what we do.

NONSTOP.

Poverty in Africa will be eliminated not by aid, but by entrepreneurial job creation.

Adding layers of bureaucracy to an already complicated system doesn’t protect anyone. It further limits Africans’ power to create companies, jobs, and opportunities for fellow Africans.

Reposting for those in the back