In Episode #90, we are joined by Karim Anjarwalla, Managing Partner at Anjarwalla & Khanna. We discuss:
- Karim’s work as an international business lawyer in Kenya, where he was recently recognized as the Kenyan Lawyer of the Year
One transaction that was significant enough to move the Kenyan currency against the USDKenya as the most open sub-Saharan economy to foreign investorsThe activities of private equity funds like Helios, African Best, DPI, and many others that are focused solely on African investmentsThe attractiveness of Nairobi vs. JohannesburgThe African Growth and Opportunities ActThe Africa Continental Free Trade AreaNairobi, Lagos, Cairo, and Johannesburg as hubs for fintech and agritechHow the new generation of successful African entrepreneurs approach their wealth and social responsibility to solve deep-seated social problems in AfricaHow African lawyers are perceived by their clients as trusted advisors beyond legal skillsThe vast difference in the regulatory experience of civil servantsHow investors and businesses should not make the mistake of treating Africa as one marketListening, and watching recommendations from:- Tanzania Nobel Prize for Literature (Abdul Razak Gurna)
Theelephant.infoVisit Bofa Beach KilifiJonathan- Grantchester (Amazon Prime / BBC / PBS)
Fred- The Triumph and Terror of Wang Huning by N.S. Lyons, Palladium (Oct. 11, 2021)