Africa blesses your soul Dr Harnet. You don't understand how much your videos have meant to me. In fact I have changed careers as a result. I shall narrate more once I start my journey professionally. A South Sudanese with love residing in Australia. Blessings..
She hits me in the hart with that info because in November I'm on my way to Tanzania . I now that Afrika is in need of Us from Diaspora, we are the one can build Afrika everybody else try to take wealth out of Afrika. 🤔🤔
Bajuni Amen then are we going to build with the same avidity and non sense as westerns have build their own countries ... making the same sort of damages ?? or are we going to try to avoid those errors ??? Just thinking about agro foods industry in some western countries : the big failure ever !! ( Monsanto , pesticide , herbicide , soil destructions .... etc ) interesting to assess Africa from that perspective 👨🏾⚕️ ..,
Very informative, thank you. You opened my eyes to other areas of Africa besides Ghana. But more importantly, I love the way you make me think outside the box.
This is the only channel encourage me to go back the continent start something back in home ,sister thanks alot for your encouragement I love it please make more videos I watch most of your videos we need more to learn more thanks
Wow, watching from USA Orlando. Strawberries, avocados are grown here in the state of fl in season. I am sure they can be grown there and the season could be longer if the winter months are short🇱🇷 . Great Information
Dr Harnet you’re great! You know I’m your biggest fan. Now I think while you have such wonderful ideas, I’m sorry to say that the model is very Western. Our methods in Africa are rudimentary but I think we have to develop them through such medium. Yes your ideas will attract the diaspora but when we go back you’d be long gone and we find ourselves face to face with monster politicians who have organized gangs to rob you at the twinkle of an eye. From the president to the petty village thief who calls himself chief, you will enter the cancerous pain of corruption! Don’t forget that we are dealing with a continent where the school supply office is the headmaster’s house and the central bank is in Paris! We are doomed ma’am. Dangote is surviving because he is part of the cartel. I suggest you establish a political base and once you have a political affiliation you start cleaning the house from there. We need all sectors in Africa to be heavily subsidized. But also we need people like yourself we can trust! Buffet, Gates, etc cannot engage with us because they see diaper wearing kleptomaniacs at the helm of our institutions
I just found ur page last week, and I have truly enjoyed the information that I have just been given. U are doing a lot of foot work for the diaspora community and I will continue to watch.
Thank you, Born and raised in Mombasa I fully agree about the business idea. My fruit orchard is coming so well, My goal is to relocate home after 20+yrs in Europe. Once again thanks.
Thank you Dr Hernet great food for thought and opening my eyes by shining your torch to those dark corners of great opportunities that we Africans don't see. In most cases we compete for the long established fruits and produce and miss opportunity that are on plain sight. Great video as always keep up good work Doctor
Dear Francis, I am glad you found the content useful. Keep marching and learning to achieve where you want to be in life. I wish you all the very best.
@@dr.harnet466 thanks doctor, l'ĺl be visiting mombasa from tomorrow. To inspect a construction project, please let me know what opportunities that are ripe in this sector. I am an architect based in London. I did architectural drawings for a colleague of mine. I'll be going back to UK on Tuesday.
Agree with you Dr.Harnet. Growing for export is also important to improve foreig currency and creation of jobs. There are enough farmers who can supply locals with food they need while others focus on export and local hotel industry
In Europe and all other parts of the world, there is more than abundance of food grown in Africa countries If there can be BAlANCE then it's okay Farmer's FIRST produce abundance before flooding the world with food But now there is no balance Locals don't have access to food grown because of exportation reason BECAUSE of temptations of foreign currency Balance is needed There are some countries that don't produce oil but have oil in abundance something is wrong
I like your channel. Entrepreneurship is what will lift us up from poverty and I wish more people subscribe to your channel. You give tangible and practical advice.
The farmers need you to open business of connecting farmers and hotel industry. They can produce but most don't have the know how of connecting to the exporters and other buyers. And maybe all you need is an app that connects farmers and hoteliers The government of Kenya can do Kenyan fsrmers a favor by researching which parts of Kenya strawberries can grow because I am sure there is climate in which they grow well
Hi Dr Harnet,I live in the UK and strawberries and apples grow plentiful here. I live 50 miles from London if that is of any interest.I am not quite sure what I want to start with but been thinking for a while about getting out of this rat race and stop working for the man.I am also going to study natural medicine and sell natural supplements so as you can tell I have few things would like to start up but need to purchase your course. Peace and blessings,Derek from UK
We are exporters of fruits , vegetables and spices from india . There are lot of inquiries from African countries like ghana , Congo and we are even having associate partner in Ghana kumasi . What ever Dr Harnet is saying is true there is lot of supply gap , you need to feel the gap . It's always on demand and supply.
Hi, I like your content a lot keep it up.👍🏽 Because you offer support/training in this industry, i am a strong believer in; you can only learn from someone who is doing it. Id much rather invest with you learn and build network by doing it. Do you have investments and businesses across Africa? If so in what sectors and countries?
Hello ... how are you? I have my own shea butter manufacturing company in Ghana the northern part ... please I need buyers . Its premium handmade organics shea
Dear Kiki - there are many Afro-American entrepreneurs in the US producing their own skin care products. Most add shea butter. research them online and try to reach out to them. Further: COCOSHEA Coffee Cocoa Farmers Shea Butter Union of Ghana may assist you. It is an industry association in Accra who may have list of buyers or leads. I hope this helps! Keep marching!
As long as you are black u are an Afrikaan we are not euopeans we are Afrikaans some of us may be confused who we are by the labels that the Europeans has put on us but but I am not one of the confused I don't aspire to the European distructive mindset
I would like to move to Tanzania and do food processing and fermentation.... business. I think growing strawberries 🍓 will be another fruit to grow. I'm not black. What challenges could I find in running an agricultural business in Tanzania. These videos are directed to people of African diaspora.
How can I invest in a business that my building would be standing on women else's property ? What if they say they need the property for something else and they want me out ? How can I secure my assets that I've invested into a building and other property that is not easy to move if a situation arises ? What rites do I have as a foreigner knowing that I can't purchase land in Tanzania....
Great video. I love your uplods. I want to know what are the supports you give. Do you make connection with people, do you give advice about finance? I love to start a camping hostel in one of East Aufrikas coutries. Do ï have to have a starting capital or can i get financing with your help?
Dear Nigesti, wonderful to hear. Watch my video on Tanzania's tourism industry that I recently uploaded for some ideas. In my programs: I provide Africa business strategy to reduce failure and increase success potential in Africa, I coach business owners, I introduce winning business models, as well as concrete partnership and investment opportunities. I do not consult on financing, but want to make you aware that institutions and investors hardly invest in anyone who just has a great idea. You need to have walked the talk to some extent. I always suggest to start small. So much to say here...maybe you should join my membership program, the Africa Business Academy, so I can help you build the right strategy for you to get started :)
Dear Nigesti, you will find the details for our Academy including the cost of investment in yourself here. We look forward for welcoming you! drharnet.mykajabi.com/Africa-Business-Academy
I hear you but if you don't have that money can you get the money from the bank to start that up while also the bank can help you to manage the business or is there an organization that can help u to make the right decision??
Haha, so funny. Yes we grew up with 3 languages, German, Trigrinya (Eritrea), and English (my children were born in the UK). What you hear is sweet linguistic confusion :)
First of all I know that Afrika is a beautiful place but they must make it easy for black s out side of Afrika to come in and give their skills to the next generation that is coming up and right now they are not doing that why should a black man or woman that is coming to Afrika need a visa to go to any part of black Afrika especially if you are bringing yr skills to train the next generation that is coming up this what I want to know
Great Video👍 I am currently in Nairobi and want to explore jobs opportunities in hospitality! I do appreciate if you can share some contacts with me in this regards! Thank you very much
Dr. Harnet thanks for the information. It’s very helpful. I would like to get your email address. I’m planning of going back to Africa to do farming and would love to get in contact with you.
It was an interest in video until she start talking about currency. Imo this is the problem with African descendants globally, we are educated by European so all we can reproduce is European thoughts and European modes of operation. until we are decolonized mentally spiritually and emotionally what else can we produce. It is impossible for Africa to ever grow under the Paradigm of European methods of operations, because thoses operations must keep Europe in a controlling dominant position. This is where understanding Marimba Ani work is critical. She has an excellent understanding European business models and it may be successful monetarily for some. To be perfectly honest as the mentality of our people are 99% this way maybe this is the only option. Anyway I think this is the disconnect some of us listening have because something inside of us tells us that this is not right. Quite interesting I'm going over the park in her book about how the asili of the western world try to diminish emotion by replacing it with intellect a separation of the true self. Moving on even though it's the right way to make money in the system as it is constructed, unfortunately some of us want to destroy this system even if we don't know how or what to replace it with. Foe me something innately inside of me tells me this is not it. Maybe not her method but her overall political and ideological point of view. But this is the challenge for people who feel that way since something inside of us tells us this European way is not working we must produce something that does some type of alternative. But if the masses of the people are not educated implementing it will achieve nothing. So again she offers the only clear solution which is submission to the system and the reward is monetary. I'm not saying anything about her personally because I think her heart perhaps is in the right place, something's just off and it's quite possibly me. But when someone tries to tell me don't be emotional be intellectual I know where that stems from because we are both intellect and emotion you can't separate them and by thinking you can surely tells me you have been thoroughly convinced under European education. This is the prime example of what's wrong with us as people the self no longer is a cosmic being but it's become a thinking man. It is no longer one with the universe it's an observer of the universe. So it devalues emotion because it must become objective. it must become independent because reason must dominate emotion. Remember you see this in the European action, thought, and religion. It must always be about domination and control mind vs. Body, Spirit vs. Flesh, poor vs rich economic prosperity vs sovereignty. Sovereignty will never come through dependency I don't know how many generations we have to repeat the same cycle over and over again trying to think economics will change our structure of the dynamic of our existence we go from religion to education to economics over and over and over again for hundreds of years
Dear Mwariama, thank you so much for sharing your view and initiating a thought-provoking discussion. I actually agree with you to a great extent. As I understand you want to break down global economic dynamics - in which Africa is more often than not sitting at the loosing end- and you want to replace it with a new form of hierarchy and power dynamic. I am absolutely for it. I support intra-African trade, I support African countries getting rid of colonial names, Africa becoming one trade region, and languages like Swahili becoming official African languages among other. I support business in Africa such as MPesa and many more that have disrupted such power structures. On the contrary, I do not believe that 50+ currencies in Africa will be able to dominate the global market any time soon - I also believe that we are in the age of globalization and Africa needs to be part of that. Albeit this needs to happen on Africa's terms - and we may soon see a single market currency for the continent or African block chain transactions - it is a long way to go. It is a process that cannot be achieved in a day. Until then: Africa heavily depends on hard foreign currency - if we like it or not, because no African state can rely 100% on its own currency. Even when trading with neighbouring countries in Africa, you still need US$. That can to a great extent be earned through African exports where value is added INSIDE Africa through local manufacturing and through ethical tourism. I promote both, as both are in my view industries that will create jobs and empower the continent. Having said that, my video only focuses on a small aspect within those industries that some entrepreneurs can adopt - I am not focusing on a national agenda here. We are producing a lot of local food in Africa. What is needed here are ways to access, preserve, and transport that food as millions of tons of fresh produce ends up as waste. I shall do a video about this too. Keep marching, we need to all come together and do the work in our own humble ways.
Mwariama Sankara have you heard of overcoming barriers why do we have to excuse ourself from succeeding. Dr Harnett has not mentioned anything about involving Europeans apart from them being some of the tourists.
Celebrated Woman I don't really even think you understood my comment or understood her comment. My whole post was about overcoming barriers the mental barriers of thinking that what you have is less than what everyone else has. Africa is in debt to European countries to the point where they can never pay back the interest on the loans but at the same time they can still borrow money from China this is because we do not understand the value of what we have. So I most definitely am talking about overcoming barriers mental barriers and she did not specifically say Europeans but she said foreign currency what in the world do you think that is good grief.
Celebrated Woman again to be clear we are still making the same mistake we made thousands of years ago of thinking someone else's goods are more valuable than our own. thinking that your currency is less valuable than someone else's shows the mental slavery we are under because monetary money only holds value in the mind of the holder it has no intrinsic value. So again my whole post was talking about breaking barriers but if you do not understand the pan-african Viewpoint I'm speaking up you will have that thinking you are demonstrating in my opinion. Again let me reiterate even though I disagree with this on a spiritual level an emotional level at philosophical and political level I do acknowledge we have no other alternative because our people are still in mental bondage we still are divided in the same state created by the Europeans practice the same religion the same government same sexuality nothing has changed from 400 years ago until today. So again you are absolutely right we are talkin about breaking barriers but not the barriers someone else has put told us we need to break and as a form of control.
Mwariama Sankara she is not saying that she is talking about internal and iner Africa trade maximising our own products by providing food in hotels that tourists want.
WHAT IS FOREIHNERS STOP COMING TO AFREEKA ? I AM NOT AGAINST WHAT U ARE SAYING... FOR AFREEKA TO REALLY RISE UP.. WE NEED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PLUS ALL ASPECTS OF FARMING... 99 OF SFRREKANS ARE IN THE CHURCHES OR MONSQIES 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dr Harnet you’re great! You know I’m your biggest fan. Now I think while you have such wonderful ideas, I’m sorry to say that the model is very Western. Our methods in Africa are rudimentary but I think we have to develop them through such medium. Yes your ideas will attract the diaspora but when we go back you’d be long gone and we find ourselves face to face with monster politicians who have organized gangs to rob you at the twinkle of an eye. From the president to the petty village thief who calls himself chief, you will enter the cancerous pain of corruption! Don’t forget that we are dealing with a continent where the school supply office is the headmaster’s house and the central bank is in Paris! We are doomed ma’am. Dangote is surviving because he is part of the cartel. I suggest you establish a political base and once you have a political affiliation you start cleaning the house from there. We need all sectors in Africa to be heavily subsidized. But also we need people like yourself we can trust! Buffet, Gates, etc cannot engage with us because they see diaper wearing kleptomaniacs at the helm of our institutions
Thank you for this sobering message. I've been to Tanzania 4 times and I had to deal with some government/ child welfare. It was a long process in months and tedious for something that should take 10 min. I'm trying to decide whether or not to move to Tanzania from Canada and have some agricultural business. I grew up on a farm in Poland and worked most of my life living there . Soil, dirt cow dung is not scary to me . I'm also a health therapist so I could probably have a private clinic in town but love in a rural area for the peace fresh air, and space . Reading your message makes me think and reach deeper into my conscience if what I'm thinking has any grounds. My friends have some land that they offer to me to build and cultivate the land but they don't have any money besides the land . I was already scammed in Tanzania for about $8000 and I still feel the pain especially the funds were not mine but raised for children with disabilities. I lost trust to people where money is concerned . I'm concerned that I will invest and build on someone else's land then I will be told to get out . I can't just put a building on my back and leave .
Africa blesses your soul Dr Harnet. You don't understand how much your videos have meant to me. In fact I have changed careers as a result. I shall narrate more once I start my journey professionally. A South Sudanese with love residing in Australia. Blessings..
Thank you for advice keep up sister make Africa great 👍👍🇪🇷
She hits me in the hart with that info because in November I'm on my way to Tanzania . I now that Afrika is in need of Us from Diaspora, we are the one can build Afrika everybody else try to take wealth out of Afrika. 🤔🤔
i agree excellent point
Bajuni Amen then are we going to build with the same avidity and non sense as westerns have build their own countries ... making the same sort of damages ?? or are we going to try to avoid those errors ??? Just thinking about agro foods industry in some western countries : the big failure ever !! ( Monsanto , pesticide , herbicide , soil destructions .... etc ) interesting to assess Africa from that perspective 👨🏾⚕️ ..,
Very informative, thank you. You opened my eyes to other areas of Africa besides Ghana. But more importantly, I love the way you make me think outside the box.
Great mentor, visionary for the continent, sharp business acumen, and servant leader for the global afrikan disapora family! #Respect
This is the only channel encourage me to go back the continent start something back in home ,sister thanks alot for your encouragement I love it please make more videos I watch most of your videos we need more to learn more thanks
Watching from Spain and first to comment. May The Almighty God continue to bless you and your family 👪 my beloved sister in Jesus mighty name. Amen.
Thank you so much for your kind words and blessings, dear Bishop Adun Wilfried Enogieru
@@dr.harnet466: You're very much welcome my sister. Thanks.
My favorite channel!
Thank you so much, Reflect G!
Wow, watching from USA Orlando. Strawberries, avocados are grown here in the state of fl in season. I am sure they can be grown there and the season could be longer if the winter months are short🇱🇷 . Great Information
You have strawberries growing in congo and senegal. I think burundi and rwanda and uganda to. Avocados are found everywhere
@@africaine4889 avocado are everywhere especially Central Kenya, mangoes, strawberries everywhere.. Pineapple in Central
Dr Harnet you’re great! You know I’m your biggest fan. Now I think while you have such wonderful ideas, I’m sorry to say that the model is very Western. Our methods in Africa are rudimentary but I think we have to develop them through such medium. Yes your ideas will attract the diaspora but when we go back you’d be long gone and we find ourselves face to face with monster politicians who have organized gangs to rob you at the twinkle of an eye. From the president to the petty village thief who calls himself chief, you will enter the cancerous pain of corruption! Don’t forget that we are dealing with a continent where the school supply office is the headmaster’s house and the central bank is in Paris! We are doomed ma’am. Dangote is surviving because he is part of the cartel. I suggest you establish a political base and once you have a political affiliation you start cleaning the house from there. We need all sectors in Africa to be heavily subsidized. But also we need people like yourself we can trust! Buffet, Gates, etc cannot engage with us because they see diaper wearing kleptomaniacs at the helm of our institutions
Another great informational video!! Thank you Dr. Harnet, I look forward to working with you.
I just found ur page last week, and I have truly enjoyed the information that I have just been given. U are doing a lot of foot work for the diaspora community and I will continue to watch.
Thank you dr Harnet
Creates an overall positive experience for the tourist, as well foriegn exchange, and jobs.
Thank you, Born and raised in Mombasa I fully agree about the business idea. My fruit orchard is coming so well, My goal is to relocate home after 20+yrs in Europe. Once again thanks.
Thank you Dr Hernet great food for thought and opening my eyes by shining your torch to those dark corners of great opportunities that we Africans don't see. In most cases we compete for the long established fruits and produce and miss opportunity that are on plain sight. Great video as always keep up good work Doctor
Dear Francis, I am glad you found the content useful. Keep marching and learning to achieve where you want to be in life. I wish you all the very best.
@@dr.harnet466 thanks doctor, l'ĺl be visiting mombasa from tomorrow. To inspect a construction project, please let me know what opportunities that are ripe in this sector. I am an architect based in London. I did architectural drawings for a colleague of mine. I'll be going back to UK on Tuesday.
This is so correct meet the demand
AGRICULTURE IS OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE FOR AFRICA. THANK YOU DR. HARNET.
My new favorite channel.
Agree with you Dr.Harnet. Growing for export is also important to improve foreig currency and creation of jobs. There are enough farmers who can supply locals with food they need while others focus on export and local hotel industry
In Europe and all other parts of the world, there is more than abundance of food grown in Africa countries
If there can be BAlANCE then it's okay
Farmer's FIRST produce abundance before flooding the world with food
But now there is no balance
Locals don't have access to food grown because of exportation reason BECAUSE of temptations of foreign currency
Balance is needed
There are some countries that don't produce oil but have oil in abundance something is wrong
I am on my way there see the 12month
Blessings and thank you for sharing
This is a wonderful and powerful insight to made Africans great.Made in Africa.
Much love from China
Great🇪🇹🇪🇷❤
I'm blessed to have found your channel.
ሰላም ሓርነት፡ ዝምስገን ስራሕ ንሞዕባለ ኩልና ኣፍሪቃውያን ትገብርዮ ዘሎኺ። keep it up
M Hatima ????
@@Tefera-hf8fw ??????
Dr. Harnet can you discuss profit on particular crops
Excellent video as always Dr Harnet
Bless day Dr
Thank you!
I like your channel. Entrepreneurship is what will lift us up from poverty and I wish more people subscribe to your channel. You give tangible and practical advice.
The farmers need you to open business of connecting farmers and hotel industry. They can produce but most don't have the know how of connecting to the exporters and other buyers. And maybe all you need is an app that connects farmers and hoteliers
The government of Kenya can do Kenyan fsrmers a favor by researching which parts of Kenya strawberries can grow because I am sure there is climate in which they grow well
Watching from Nairobi, Kenya. Top notch information as always Dr.Harnet!
Thanks so much Tevin, and we will stay in touch!
Wish we knew you were In our city,hope you were catered to the Swahili way!
Thank you for sharing!
Hi Dr Harnet,I live in the UK and strawberries and apples grow plentiful here.
I live 50 miles from London if that is of any interest.I am not quite sure what I want
to start with but been thinking for a while about getting out of this rat race and stop working
for the man.I am also going to study natural medicine and sell natural supplements so as
you can tell I have few things would like to start up but need to purchase your course.
Peace and blessings,Derek from UK
God bless you my sister. You’re doing great job
very informative thank you Dr. Harnet
You're welcome Kakarot
Superb work !!!
Watching from kisumu Kenya I hope you will visit kisumu
Any business training plz email me iwil attend prior one week, thanks in advance.
This is good!
We are exporters of fruits , vegetables and spices from india . There are lot of inquiries from African countries like ghana , Congo and we are even having associate partner in Ghana kumasi . What ever Dr Harnet is saying is true there is lot of supply gap , you need to feel the gap . It's always on demand and supply.
Salute from Spain.
Nice video thanks for the information
Hi,
I like your content a lot keep it up.👍🏽
Because you offer support/training in this industry, i am a strong believer in; you can only learn from someone who is doing it. Id much rather invest with you learn and build network by doing it.
Do you have investments and businesses across Africa? If so in what sectors and countries?
You are amazing 👌🏻
Asante sana.
I am strawberry grower and grow them in Europe. They love the cold season but wonder how they grow in Africa.
I’m sure that is hotel is Nyali beach resort
Shida tupu, matata mengi ... mambo nni magumu sana mombasa
Hello, Thanks for your helpful video. Do you make a training on this theme or you only propose a training on importing goods from Africa?
Hei.
Can you tell me about Uganda farm industry?
Dear Pawlo, the same concept I am introducing in the video can be very much used for Uganda.
Organic gluten free yes!!!
Is there much in the way of juicing stores or whole food market ventures for health and wellbeing at the present time in Africa.
Hello ... how are you? I have my own shea butter manufacturing company in Ghana the northern part ... please I need buyers . Its premium handmade organics shea
Dear Kiki - there are many Afro-American entrepreneurs in the US producing their own skin care products. Most add shea butter. research them online and try to reach out to them. Further: COCOSHEA Coffee Cocoa Farmers Shea Butter Union of Ghana may assist you. It is an industry association in Accra who may have list of buyers or leads. I hope this helps! Keep marching!
Why don't you put it at the brand new web shop.? Check out webuyblack.com
Hello
Give us your contacts
Can i have ur email adreas please?
@@africaine4889 look up the message box view all reaplays. It is right there.
There are certain fruits that can’t grow in tropical climates, no? Would they need to grow in controlled environments?
You are right about the hotels.
As long as you are black u are an Afrikaan we are not euopeans we are Afrikaans some of us may be confused who we are by the labels that the Europeans has put on us but but I am not one of the confused I don't aspire to the European distructive mindset
I would like to move to Tanzania and do food processing and fermentation.... business.
I think growing strawberries 🍓 will be another fruit to grow.
I'm not black. What challenges could I find in running an agricultural business in Tanzania.
These videos are directed to people of African diaspora.
How can I invest in a business that my building would be standing on women else's property ? What if they say they need the property for something else and they want me out ? How can I secure my assets that I've invested into a building and other property that is not easy to move if a situation arises ?
What rites do I have as a foreigner knowing that I can't purchase land in Tanzania....
Great video. I love your uplods. I want to know what are the supports you give. Do you make connection with people, do you give advice about finance? I love to start a camping hostel in one of East Aufrikas coutries. Do ï have to have a starting capital or can i get financing with your help?
Dear Nigesti, wonderful to hear. Watch my video on Tanzania's tourism industry that I recently uploaded for some ideas. In my programs: I provide Africa business strategy to reduce failure and increase success potential in Africa, I coach business owners, I introduce winning business models, as well as concrete partnership and investment opportunities. I do not consult on financing, but want to make you aware that institutions and investors hardly invest in anyone who just has a great idea. You need to have walked the talk to some extent. I always suggest to start small. So much to say here...maybe you should join my membership program, the Africa Business Academy, so I can help you build the right strategy for you to get started :)
@@dr.harnet466 thank you verey much for the sweeft replay!. It sounds intersting. How much dose your academy cost?
Dear Nigesti, you will find the details for our Academy including the cost of investment in yourself here. We look forward for welcoming you! drharnet.mykajabi.com/Africa-Business-Academy
I hear you but if you don't have that money can you get the money from the bank to start that up while also the bank can help you to manage the business or is there an organization that can help u to make the right decision??
Your son talks like you! 😄
Haha, so funny. Yes we grew up with 3 languages, German, Trigrinya (Eritrea), and English (my children were born in the UK). What you hear is sweet linguistic confusion :)
Wow-wonderful confusion!!! It has made you extremely qualified for this work, and you do it so well. Thank you Dr. Harnet!
👍🏿👍🏿✊🏿✌🏿
Do you Have Any Agricultural Business ideas About Nigeria
Dear Michael, the same concept I am introducing in the video can be very much used for Nigeria.
@@dr.harnet466 tnxs for the information I appreciate Your Passion and Hard work. Best of luck
First of all I know that Afrika is a beautiful place but they must make it easy for black s out side of Afrika to come in and give their skills to the next generation that is coming up and right now they are not doing that why should a black man or woman that is coming to Afrika need a visa to go to any part of black Afrika especially if you are bringing yr skills to train the next generation that is coming up this what I want to know
Great Video👍
I am currently in Nairobi and want to explore jobs opportunities in hospitality!
I do appreciate if you can share some contacts with me in this regards!
Thank you very much
Karibu.
doctor you re truly beautiful
No she is not, wacha zako! Umeona rangi tu! Ha ha ha!
Keinya is very hard to do business Tax is very high
Daw jaw ,, you failure, that's why you can never own a business, how many business that are successfull in the country
Dr. Harnet thanks for the information. It’s very helpful. I would like to get your email address. I’m planning of going back to Africa to do farming and would love to get in contact with you.
It was an interest in video until she start talking about currency. Imo this is the problem with African descendants globally, we are educated by European so all we can reproduce is European thoughts and European modes of operation. until we are decolonized mentally spiritually and emotionally what else can we produce. It is impossible for Africa to ever grow under the Paradigm of European methods of operations, because thoses operations must keep Europe in a controlling dominant position. This is where understanding Marimba Ani work is critical. She has an excellent understanding European business models and it may be successful monetarily for some. To be perfectly honest as the mentality of our people are 99% this way maybe this is the only option. Anyway I think this is the disconnect some of us listening have because something inside of us tells us that this is not right. Quite interesting I'm going over the park in her book about how the asili of the western world try to diminish emotion by replacing it with intellect a separation of the true self. Moving on even though it's the right way to make money in the system as it is constructed, unfortunately some of us want to destroy this system even if we don't know how or what to replace it with. Foe me something innately inside of me tells me this is not it. Maybe not her method but her overall political and ideological point of view.
But this is the challenge for people who feel that way since something inside of us tells us this European way is not working we must produce something that does some type of alternative. But if the masses of the people are not educated implementing it will achieve nothing. So again she offers the only clear solution which is submission to the system and the reward is monetary. I'm not saying anything about her personally because I think her heart perhaps is in the right place, something's just off and it's quite possibly me. But when someone tries to tell me don't be emotional be intellectual I know where that stems from because we are both intellect and emotion you can't separate them and by thinking you can surely tells me you have been thoroughly convinced under European education. This is the prime example of what's wrong with us as people the self no longer is a cosmic being but it's become a thinking man. It is no longer one with the universe it's an observer of the universe. So it devalues emotion because it must become objective. it must become independent because reason must dominate emotion. Remember you see this in the European action, thought, and religion. It must always be about domination and control mind vs. Body, Spirit vs. Flesh, poor vs rich economic prosperity vs sovereignty. Sovereignty will never come through dependency I don't know how many generations we have to repeat the same cycle over and over again trying to think economics will change our structure of the dynamic of our existence we go from religion to education to economics over and over and over again for hundreds of years
Dear Mwariama, thank you so much for sharing your view and initiating a thought-provoking discussion. I actually agree with you to a great extent.
As I understand you want to break down global economic dynamics - in which Africa is more often than not sitting at the loosing end- and you want to replace it with a new form of hierarchy and power dynamic. I am absolutely for it. I support intra-African trade, I support African countries getting rid of colonial names, Africa becoming one trade region, and languages like Swahili becoming official African languages among other. I support business in Africa such as MPesa and many more that have disrupted such power structures.
On the contrary, I do not believe that 50+ currencies in Africa will be able to dominate the global market any time soon - I also believe that we are in the age of globalization and Africa needs to be part of that. Albeit this needs to happen on Africa's terms - and we may soon see a single market currency for the continent or African block chain transactions - it is a long way to go. It is a process that cannot be achieved in a day. Until then: Africa heavily depends on hard foreign currency - if we like it or not, because no African state can rely 100% on its own currency. Even when trading with neighbouring countries in Africa, you still need US$. That can to a great extent be earned through African exports where value is added INSIDE Africa through local manufacturing and through ethical tourism. I promote both, as both are in my view industries that will create jobs and empower the continent.
Having said that, my video only focuses on a small aspect within those industries that some entrepreneurs can adopt - I am not focusing on a national agenda here. We are producing a lot of local food in Africa. What is needed here are ways to access, preserve, and transport that food as millions of tons of fresh produce ends up as waste. I shall do a video about this too. Keep marching, we need to all come together and do the work in our own humble ways.
Mwariama Sankara have you heard of overcoming barriers why do we have to excuse ourself from succeeding. Dr Harnett has not mentioned anything about involving Europeans apart from them being some of the tourists.
Celebrated Woman I don't really even think you understood my comment or understood her comment. My whole post was about overcoming barriers the mental barriers of thinking that what you have is less than what everyone else has. Africa is in debt to European countries to the point where they can never pay back the interest on the loans but at the same time they can still borrow money from China this is because we do not understand the value of what we have. So I most definitely am talking about overcoming barriers mental barriers and she did not specifically say Europeans but she said foreign currency what in the world do you think that is good grief.
Celebrated Woman again to be clear we are still making the same mistake we made thousands of years ago of thinking someone else's goods are more valuable than our own. thinking that your currency is less valuable than someone else's shows the mental slavery we are under because monetary money only holds value in the mind of the holder it has no intrinsic value. So again my whole post was talking about breaking barriers but if you do not understand the pan-african Viewpoint I'm speaking up you will have that thinking you are demonstrating in my opinion. Again let me reiterate even though I disagree with this on a spiritual level an emotional level at philosophical and political level I do acknowledge we have no other alternative because our people are still in mental bondage we still are divided in the same state created by the Europeans practice the same religion the same government same sexuality nothing has changed from 400 years ago until today. So again you are absolutely right we are talkin about breaking barriers but not the barriers someone else has put told us we need to break and as a form of control.
Mwariama Sankara she is not saying that she is talking about internal and iner Africa trade maximising our own products by providing food in hotels that tourists want.
WHAT IS FOREIHNERS STOP COMING TO AFREEKA ?
I AM NOT AGAINST WHAT U ARE SAYING...
FOR AFREEKA TO REALLY RISE UP.. WE NEED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PLUS ALL ASPECTS OF FARMING...
99 OF SFRREKANS ARE IN THE CHURCHES OR MONSQIES 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I just want to buy land in Africa, hire Africans to till it...and sell to the Africans and Chinese...in Africa.
#Judah #yahoodee has awoken...😉
Dr Harnet you’re great! You know I’m your biggest fan. Now I think while you have such wonderful ideas, I’m sorry to say that the model is very Western. Our methods in Africa are rudimentary but I think we have to develop them through such medium. Yes your ideas will attract the diaspora but when we go back you’d be long gone and we find ourselves face to face with monster politicians who have organized gangs to rob you at the twinkle of an eye. From the president to the petty village thief who calls himself chief, you will enter the cancerous pain of corruption! Don’t forget that we are dealing with a continent where the school supply office is the headmaster’s house and the central bank is in Paris! We are doomed ma’am. Dangote is surviving because he is part of the cartel. I suggest you establish a political base and once you have a political affiliation you start cleaning the house from there. We need all sectors in Africa to be heavily subsidized. But also we need people like yourself we can trust! Buffet, Gates, etc cannot engage with us because they see diaper wearing kleptomaniacs at the helm of our institutions
Thank you for this sobering message. I've been to Tanzania 4 times and I had to deal with some government/ child welfare. It was a long process in months and tedious for something that should take 10 min.
I'm trying to decide whether or not to move to Tanzania from Canada and have some agricultural business. I grew up on a farm in Poland and worked most of my life living there . Soil, dirt cow dung is not scary to me . I'm also a health therapist so I could probably have a private clinic in town but love in a rural area for the peace fresh air, and space .
Reading your message makes me think and reach deeper into my conscience if what I'm thinking has any grounds.
My friends have some land that they offer to me to build and cultivate the land but they don't have any money besides the land . I was already scammed in Tanzania for about $8000 and I still feel the pain especially the funds were not mine but raised for children with disabilities.
I lost trust to people where money is concerned .
I'm concerned that I will invest and build on someone else's land then I will be told to get out . I can't just put a building on my back and leave .
@@gratitude5740 why dont you invest in west africa?