Can business succeed where aid has failed in Africa? In this powerful episode of the Global Titan Podcast, Julian Oteng, founder of Kager Intl, explores how private enterprise is addressing challenges that foreign aid and government interventions have long struggled with. From the frontlines of entrepreneurship in rural Africa, Julian shares stories of resilience, innovation, and real impact—offering a fresh lens on development through business.
This episode dives deep into the evolving landscape of Africa, business, and grassroots entrepreneurship—covering topics such as starting a small business, building a home business, and discovering new home business ideas. Listeners will gain insights into entrepreneurship, start up culture, and powerful stories of entrepreneur motivation, with references to frameworks like 100m offers and platforms like London Real. The discussion highlights essential themes including business development, active listening, skill stacking, and building an innovation driven enterprise.
Julian also unpacks the current shape of entrepreneurship, reflecting on personal stories that echo the idea that entrepreneurship saved my life. Educational angles like entrepreneurship IGNOU important questions, along with the growing role of social entrepreneurship and structured paths like tech entrepreneurship courses, make this episode a vital listen for future-focused entrepreneurs.
🎧 Tune in and discover how business can be a force for lasting change.