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“…you already know this, that Africa is on fire and there is a lot going forward in the next 10-15 years. Africa is gonna be on significant growth, I mean we feel it…”

Mark Karake is the CEO of Impact Africa Network and Founder of Done International. He lived in the United States Silicon Valley for twenty years and later on moved back home to Kenya in 2018.

He experienced the difficulty that comes with getting a project done back at home and moving back home. Through the process he lingered with the question, why should it be so hard to get things done back at home yet there are so many opportunities and many people who need opportunity on the ground?

Find out why DONE INTERNATIONAL and many more story insights on the audio below of an interview with him, he tells us of his journey and his advice to the Africans living in the diaspora.

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Consumer needs  are  integral to building customer trust and is increasingly acknowledged as a cornerstone of a stable company.



" But in fact, the asking first for money instead of trying to understand what I want... " 

 

Noah Muli is the  Administrator in charge  of the group Kenyans in France, having lived in France for almost 20 years, Noah Muli shares his story with us. 

 Harold Nyikal  shares his story with us of how crucial it is for him to get things done back at home, the ups and downs of riding the waves of trust to full completion of his projects.

"... If I can get this ball rolling or get this information, then things will happen faster."


From an Engineering Manager at Netflix to starting his own Startup. Tune in and have a listen to the full story on the link below.

"Centering the needs of the people before the service you need to offer is paramount"

Patrick Odoyo is the Founder and President at Friends of Dago.

Friends of Dago, Inc. is a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide support to Dago Village in its initiative to end Poverty and realize economic empowerment. D**o Dala Hera is charged with the care of 120 orphans and vulnerable children who have been affected by the AIDS epidemic in Africa. Dago Dala Hera means "A Home of Love" in the local Luo language and Friends of Dago, Inc. was created to support Dago's Home of Love.

Don't miss out on hearing Patrick's story of determination, ambition and fighting against the odds.