27 min

The Great Return Episode 2: Anwar Bey The Great Return: Building the Future of Africa Together

    • Society & Culture

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Charting the Infinite Future of Africa: Anwar Bey's Journey from Silicon Valley to 'The Great Return'
From the buzzing tech studios of California to the bustling streets of Johannesburg, Anwar Bey's life story is the embodiment of 'The Great Return.' In this captivating episode, we explore how Anwar traded Silicon Valley for South Africa, uniting his high-tech skills with a heartfelt mission. His journey perfectly aligns with what our show aims to accomplish: connecting the diaspora back to the African motherland.
Anwar's latest venture, 'Plasma Worlds,' isn't just entertainment; it's a celebration of Africa's rich cultures set against a backdrop of futuristic wonder. He sums it up eloquently: 'The future of Africa is infinite in its look and in its variability.' His vision for Africa is not just hopeful; it's empowering, shining a light on what the continent has to offer the world.
If you're considering making your own 'great return,' Anwar has walked the path and faced its challenges head-on. Missing the lively arts scene of San Francisco but finding a rich sense of community in Johannesburg, he offers a balanced view of what such a monumental move entails. His sage advice? 'Just be open to knowing that you are the power that solves the issues; you are the power that finds the comfort.' These words are more than a relocation tip; they're a guiding philosophy for anyone facing life's challenges.
For those in the diaspora considering a return, entrepreneurs seeking inspiration, or anyone curious about the endless opportunities in Africa, Anwar's story has something for everyone. It's not just a personal tale; it's a shining example of what 'The Great Return' stands for: empowering the African diaspora to find both success and a sense of home in the motherland.


This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thegreatreturn.co

Podcast Links
* Apple Podcasts
* Spotify
Charting the Infinite Future of Africa: Anwar Bey's Journey from Silicon Valley to 'The Great Return'
From the buzzing tech studios of California to the bustling streets of Johannesburg, Anwar Bey's life story is the embodiment of 'The Great Return.' In this captivating episode, we explore how Anwar traded Silicon Valley for South Africa, uniting his high-tech skills with a heartfelt mission. His journey perfectly aligns with what our show aims to accomplish: connecting the diaspora back to the African motherland.
Anwar's latest venture, 'Plasma Worlds,' isn't just entertainment; it's a celebration of Africa's rich cultures set against a backdrop of futuristic wonder. He sums it up eloquently: 'The future of Africa is infinite in its look and in its variability.' His vision for Africa is not just hopeful; it's empowering, shining a light on what the continent has to offer the world.
If you're considering making your own 'great return,' Anwar has walked the path and faced its challenges head-on. Missing the lively arts scene of San Francisco but finding a rich sense of community in Johannesburg, he offers a balanced view of what such a monumental move entails. His sage advice? 'Just be open to knowing that you are the power that solves the issues; you are the power that finds the comfort.' These words are more than a relocation tip; they're a guiding philosophy for anyone facing life's challenges.
For those in the diaspora considering a return, entrepreneurs seeking inspiration, or anyone curious about the endless opportunities in Africa, Anwar's story has something for everyone. It's not just a personal tale; it's a shining example of what 'The Great Return' stands for: empowering the African diaspora to find both success and a sense of home in the motherland.


This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thegreatreturn.co

27 min

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