Amazingly Africa Presents: The African Origin of Civilization, Myth or Reality. A short documentary about the long lost contributions of African people. Filmed at the Museum of Fine Art's in Boston. Extracts from: Nubian Spirit documentary and MFA Ancient Nubia Now

The so-called ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution’ (Industry 4.0) is seeing several sectors rapidly transformed by ‘disruptive’ digital technologies In the agriculture and food sector, the spread of mobile technologies, remote-sensing services and distributed computing are already improving smallholders’ access to information, inputs, market, finance and training. Digital technologies are creating new opportunities to integrate smallholders in a digitally driven agri-food system in Africa.

In this episode we are joined by Josephat Moses Ochieng the Executive director of the Center for Africa Volunteers: https://centerforafricavolunteers.org/ in discussing all opportunities, and possibilities for youth Employment and Entrepreneurship.  Listen Now to gather crucial information to excel in your future!!  

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In this new episode of Umoja Sessions, we are joined in conversation with Jamel Danpoulo Baba, a young upcoming Artist, Entrepreneur and Author, best know for his work, Alkebulan; the African Epic. It is a tale that follows its protagonist as he hunts down the emerald tablets of Jehuti. You can read the story in the link below: 

https://aalkebulanslight.com/

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Umoja Sessions is a podcast powered by Amazingly Africa whose aim is to foster the dialogue between Africa and its Diaspora, by sharing creative and innovative stories of young afro-entrepreneurs as well as round table discussions on Socio-Politico-Economic topics and more. Available on Youtube, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Anchor and more.   

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In this new episode of the Umoja Sessions podcast, we are in conversation with Lydia Nylander, an Innovative Leader par Excellence. 

We discuss the 2007-2008 US Economic Meltdown and the role she played in the $15 million Legal defense unit that addressed the wrong that was done to the citizens that lost their homes and were not bailed by the governments like the banking and insurance industry was. We discuss the importance of financial IQ in business dealings.

We also take a deep dive into the beauty industry and the importance of clean and organic products as well as the African women sourcing these products that end up in our shelves and on our dinner plates. 

Stick to it and listen till the end for insights and resources on resilience and more... that you too can harness and benefit from in preparation for the "Winter". 

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Umoja Sessions is a podcast powered by Amazingly Africa whose aim is to foster the dialogue between Africa and its Diaspora, by sharing creative and innovative stories of young afro-entrepreneurs as well as round table discussions on Socio-Politico-Economic topics and more. Available on Youtube, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Anchor and more. 

Amazingly Africa is the Pan-African Leadership Network that provides tools & resources to excel such as training programs for talent development, job opportunities & access to a global pool of mentors. Get involved and become a Mentee/Mentor/Sponsor at amazinglyafrica.com

In this episode of Umoja Sessions ("Kubatana" unity in Shona) I am joined by Kuda Biza who believes in making a social impact through entrepreneurship. He is a serial entrepreneur who started his first company when he was 9 years old in Zimbabwe. Kuda moved to the U.S. with only $40 in his pocket to study at Lynn University where he started his second company. He is the author of the book: The S.P.E.A.R. Method. Kuda is the Co-Founder & CMO of Nunbelievable, a mission-based baked goods company that donates meals for every box of cookies sold. The company is backed by Tony Robbins, IdealabNY and Loeb.nyc. Prior to this, he spent over a decade in various innovation & e-commerce roles at Newell Brands, a Fortune 500 firm, home to iconic brands like: Calphalon, Yankee Candle, Crock-Pot, Graco, Mr. Coffee & Sharpie. While at Newell, he was responsible for launching multi-million-dollar strategic new growth initiatives such as Crock-Pot Cuisine, a meal delivery subscription service that reached over $20M in annual sales in 3 years and also ran a $75M e-commerce division. He is also the co-founder of #ThisIsMyEra, a personal development brand and Signables, a sports collectibles brand. Kuda believes in being a force for good and founded the Amani Hope Foundation, a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization with a mission to empower underprivileged children by providing scholarships.  

www.SPEARMethod.com

What is Pan-Africanism? Pan-Africanism is a worldwide movement that aims to encourage and strengthen bonds of solidarity between all indigenous and diaspora ethnic groups of African descent. 

We discuss how having a Pan-African mindset and being an activist can affect change as African's have their own reality that differs from that of Europeans, Asians, or Americans therefor good governance by Africans for Africans will lead to the development of Africa. 

In this episode of Umoja Sessions, I am joined by Espoir Ngalukiye a non-violent activist from Congo DRC, and member of the LUCHA a non-violent and non-partisan movement. In 2018, he became national coordinator of the “Chemin de la Paix”, the vision of Dr Denis Mukwege (Nobel Peace Prize 2018). He is one of the 2019 Mandela Washington Fellowship program scholarship recipients funded by the US State Department dedicated to young African leaders.

The BBC, then the Belgian Television RTBF made a documentary on the fight within LUCHA they fought against the dictatorship by demanding the elections from 2016 to 2018, you can follow the entire documentary in French via this link https: // www.youtube.com/watch?v=SilFp92z_5k&t=11s

The English version via this link https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-africa-46264081/la-lucha-fighting-for-a-better-dr-congo

http://www.espoir-ngalukiye.com/biographie/

Part 2: The Continent of Africa owes about $583 Billion dollars as of 2018. In this diaspora discourse, we tackle the elephant in the room in relation to the staggering economy of Africa: Foreign debt accumulation, as this disparity issue surpasses countries, and even tribal lines.    

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The Continent of Africa owes about $583 Billion dollars as of 2018. In this diaspora discourse, we tackle the elephant in the room in relation to the staggering economy of Africa: Foreign debt accumulation, as this disparity issue surpasses countries, and even tribal lines.   

For more details visit: https://qz.com/africa/1803280/world-bank-imf-worry-on-africa-rising-debt-to-china-afdb/