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My professional journey has been built on a foundation of grit and hands-on learning across sales, real estate, and management. Before my travels and stays abroad, I was deeply inspired by the relentless drive I witnessed within communities across Africa. It’s more than a place of origin; it’s a mindset. I’ve seen firsthand a unique hunger for success not fueled by ego, but by a pure, collective drive to elevate not just oneself, but families, communities, and the continent itself. This is a resilience that greets each new day with unwavering determination, regardless of past circumstances. That spirit , a united front striving for monumental success resonates profoundly with my own belief that where knowledge or resources may be lacking, hard work, persistence, and grit must prevail. It is this very drive that now inspires my approach to entrepreneurship and growth. This perspective directly shapes my core professional strengths. First, critical thinking and problem-solving have been my tools for navigating complex situations, whether troubleshooting a store’s operations or structuring a real estate deal, ensuring we find a path forward where others might see dead ends. Second, salesmanship and relationship-building are about more than transactions; they are about connecting people to ideas and building trust-based communities, a skill honed through door-to-door sales, client consultations, and managing teams. Third, negotiation is the practical art of aligning diverse interests to create win-win outcomes, a daily practice in real estate and sales management that turns challenges into opportunities for mutual growth. Applying this blend of resilience and skill to the companies we invest in, I see a clear pathway to foster growth. My experience in real estate and sales management is essentially about territory development, stakeholder alignment, and sustainable value creation directly analogous to scaling a business. I would leverage my problem-solving to streamline operations, use relationship-building to forge strong partnerships and loyal customer bases, and employ strategic negotiation to secure advantageous deals and partnerships. Ultimately, I aim to help build not just companies, but thriving, community oriented enterprises that mirror the ambitious, resilient, and united spirit that continues to inspire me.

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Yes, but it will be close. As China slows, aver­age growth rates across Asia in 2026 could fall to 4.1 per cent, says the IMF. Africa, com­ing off a lower base, is seen nudging up from 4.1 per cent.Des­pite some ter­rible news — war in Sudan, spread­ing extrem­ism in the Sahel and a spate of coups — Africa is bene­fit­ing from a weak dol­lar, strong gold prices and sounder fiscal policies. Half of the world’s 20 fast­est-grow­ing eco­nom­ies next year are expec­ted to be African. Big­ger eco­nom­ies like Egypt and Nigeria are also grow­ing after pain­ful struc­tural reforms. Even col­lect­ively, though, Africa’s 54 eco­nom­ies are still too small to shift the global needle. David Pill­ing, Financial Times

Will African growth out­strip Asian growth (in 2026)?

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Will African growth outstrip Asian growth (in 2026)?

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Will African growth out­strip Asian growth (in 2026)?

Will African growth outstrip Asian growth (in 2026)?