@nataliey_bitature: Africa’s entrepreneurial spirit is unmatched, but we need to talk about what is actually driving it, especially in Uganda. While Uganda consistently ranks as one of the most entrepreneurial nations globally, much of this hustle is born from necessity rather than opportunity. Widespread underemployment leaves millions of ambitious young people with a simple choice: start a business or face unemployment. How do we best support this transition from survival to innovation in East Africa? #Innovation #Entrepreneurship #YouthEmployment #Uganda #EastAfrica

asiimwejeff :

We need more entrepreneurial voices on the world stage .well done 👏🏿

beepop :

Martha lulu :

wow so inspired by you

Happy Joseph :

please keep talking 👄 u sound so good! and everything said i have captured.

Confiance Voice of Voiceless :

And this becomes worse for women refugee- led initiatives. Thank you for sharing this Dr Taliey.

Isaac PaRoyal :

Go on Dr. you inspire and motivate us to become great entrepreneurs.

@Kampala Uganda🇺🇬🇺🇸 :

very good👍

Pola-ish🌹 :

to see you there is sooooo.... 🥰🥰

CarolOwa :

I agree to disagree. While entrepreneurship in Africa may sometimes be driven by unemployment and economic pressure, innovation and creativity are deeply rooted within us. Our biggest challenge is often access to resources, capital, and investment especially for women and youth. We need to shift the narrative. Africa does not lack ideas or talent; Africa needs investment, opportunities, and investors willing to trust its people and potential.

ordinaryfiles256 :

We are innovating out of need and necessity 🤦🏻

shinobi👽 :

How to start a business without funding 🫩 have some creative ideas

pius :

very good

Grok it :

Uganda ?? LoL

Investor256U :

Very wrong!!! but victimhood attracts big bucks. The tables have flipped, irs actually men related projects that are find it hard to be funded unless it favors a female cause!