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Countdown to the Diamond Superstar Cultural and Leadership Symposium! 57 Days to go🌟Join us from November 29 to December...
05/10/2024

Countdown to the Diamond Superstar Cultural and Leadership Symposium! 57 Days to go🌟

Join us from November 29 to December 1, 2024, at the Queen’s Park Event Centre in Lagos for an incredible gathering of minds and talents at the Diamond Superstar Cultural and Leadership Symposium! This transformative event will tackle vital issues such as enhancing corporate governance and revitalizing the public sector's image.

🤝 Connect with distinguished speakers and thought leaders who are committed to shaping the future of governance in Africa. This is a unique opportunity to network, exchange ideas, and contribute to meaningful change in our communities.

✨ Don’t miss out—registration is now open! Secure your spot today at Diamond Superstar Global Concept.

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Stay tuned for more exciting updates and details—we can't wait to share this journey with you!

POWERED BY Diamond Superstar Promotion Amb. Adeshola Helen Onadipe AFRICAN MIDDLE EAST BUSINESS WOMAN LEADERAfrica Rising TVYajna PanesGilbert BoakyeVERA I. SHARON OHIOMAOluwaseyi Adegoke-AdeyemoAbati Jibola OluseyeThomas Bongani HartRenee AndrewsDr Princess Nikiwe BamAchula Abala Lovethpatra EkufuPauline ChristianStephen Read

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Half of your beauty shines through the words you choose. Let kindness be the language that illuminates your soul.
15/08/2024

Half of your beauty shines through the words you choose. Let kindness be the language that illuminates your soul.

06/08/2024

Always be prepared!
Prepare
Anticipate
Strategize
Execute
Be ready for potential threats and Surprises.
Adapt
Adapt
Adapt
The Futures is Bright

Proverbs 23 verse 18 "Your future is bright and filled with a living hope that will never fade away."

The discussion that took place last week in the new topic of agricultural innovation, led by Alana James , holds signifi...
29/11/2023

The discussion that took place last week in the new topic of agricultural innovation, led by Alana James , holds significant promise for revolutionizing agriculture and food production. The conversation highlighted the potential impact of emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence and precision agriculture, on increasing crop yields, optimizing resource allocation, and enhancing sustainability in farming practices. Participants explored various data-driven approaches to improving crop management, from predictive analytics for disease detection to the use of IoT sensors for real-time monitoring. These insights signify a crucial step towards harnessing data analysis and cutting-edge technologies to address the pressing challenges facing the agricultural sector, ultimately paving the way for more efficient and sustainable food production systems.

"The Vision for Prosperity and Happiness in Africa: A Call for Genuine Freedom and UnityA truly prosperous and happy Afr...
28/11/2023

"The Vision for Prosperity and Happiness in Africa: A Call for Genuine Freedom and Unity

A truly prosperous and happy Africa can only be realized through the principles of genuine freedom and unity. It is an unequivocal truth that authentic happiness is inseparable from true freedom.

The African Union, in alignment with this imperative, has designated 'Accelerating the Implementation of the African Continental...' as the theme for 2023. Reflecting on this theme, I had the esteemed privilege of participating in panel discussions at the African Agriculture Investment Indaba. Among distinguished peers such as Quentin Rukingama, Managing Partner at JBQ Africa in Kenya, Tobias Hobbach, Managing Director at SustainGroup - Sustainable Energy Group in South Africa, and Mamati Tembe, Commercial Lead Eastern and Southern Africa at FMC in South Africa, I engaged in discussions that underscored the critical importance of fostering entrepreneurship.

Numerous esteemed business and government leaders, including those mentioned above, are leveraging my platform to champion the cause of entrepreneurship development. This advocacy is aimed at elevating living standards and fostering human progress on a global scale. I extend my gratitude to everyone who has supported me on this journey thus far.

As I embark on this ongoing chapter, I am eager to sustain the momentum and contribute to the realization of 'The Africa We Want.' "

Panel Feedback:The Finance and Investment Keynote Panel held on November 22, 2023, under the moderation of Oliver Fortun...
23/11/2023

Panel Feedback:

The Finance and Investment Keynote Panel held on November 22, 2023, under the moderation of Oliver Fortune Chikodzore, provided valuable insights into the strategic financing and partnerships shaping South Africa's agricultural sector. The panelists, Themba Rikhotso, Nhlanhla Nene, Jannie Strydom, and Pascal Siphugu, brought diverse perspectives to the discussion.

Unlocking Agricultural Value:
The panel effectively addressed the core theme of unlocking value for farmers through appropriate funding. Themba Rikhotso's insights as the CEO of Land Bank contributed to a comprehensive understanding of the financial landscape and its impact on agricultural development.

Risk Mitigation and Importance:
A crucial aspect discussed was the potential risks for farmers and Land Bank, emphasizing the importance of robust risk mitigation strategies. This insight provided a realistic view of challenges and opportunities within the sector.

Partnerships as a Pivotal Role:
The panelists highlighted the pivotal role of partnerships in aligning multiple sector players to create value for farmers. Nhlanhla Nene's perspective as the Chairman of Thebe Investment Corporation added depth to the discussion, showcasing the collaborative efforts needed for sustainable growth.

Innovative Funding Approaches:
The significance of innovative funding approaches, particularly Land Bank's successful positioning, was a focal point. Pascal Siphugu's contribution shed light on Land Bank's achievements, offering a practical example of successful financial strategies in the agricultural landscape.

Exploring Land Bank's Offerings:
The exploration of Land Bank's offerings, products, and services provided valuable insights into the institution's role in supporting the agricultural sector. This information was crucial for attendees seeking a deeper understanding of available resources.

Recommendations for Future Success:
The panel concluded by providing recommendations for fostering the future success of the sector. Jannie Strydom's insights as the CEO of Agri Western Cape offered practical guidance for stakeholders looking to contribute to the growth and sustainability of South Africa's agriculture.

In summary, the Finance and Investment Keynote Panel effectively addressed key topics, offering a well-rounded perspective on strategic financing and partnerships in South Africa's agricultural value chain. The panelists' expertise and the moderation by Oliver Fortune Chikodzore ensured a comprehensive and engaging discussion.

19/11/2023

Express appreciation for grace by acknowledging the transformative power of personal development and a commitment to spirituality. Encourage a shift in perspective, advising against the illusion of complete control. Emphasize the importance of recognizing the need for assistance and cultivating gratitude for one's blessings as a means of fostering grace. Conclude optimistically by highlighting the promising outlook that accompanies such a mindset.

Elevating oneself to a higher professional echelon often necessitates a judicious evaluation of interpersonal connection...
18/11/2023

Elevating oneself to a higher professional echelon often necessitates a judicious evaluation of interpersonal connections. In my perspective, such ascension invariably requires parting ways with certain individuals. Each interaction, no matter how seemingly inconsequential, exerts an influence, either invigorating or depleting. Upon reaching a new echelon, it becomes imperative to disengage from relationships that siphon energy.

Effectively managing one's ascent entails recognizing and relinquishing associations that contribute to emotional and professional exhaustion. In the pursuit of personal and career growth, the deliberate cultivation of connections that imbue vitality becomes an integral aspect of strategic advancement.

Navigating the delicate equilibrium between strategic foresight and immediate action is a paramount challenge for leader...
18/11/2023

Navigating the delicate equilibrium between strategic foresight and immediate action is a paramount challenge for leaders. Achieving this elusive equilibrium distinguishes the truly exceptional. Effective leaders adeptly harmonize long-term vision with a sense of urgency.

Your strategic prowess is demonstrated by your capacity to discern winners—those who seamlessly align with the tempo of directives. Notably, these individuals exhibit a remarkable ability to swiftly translate ideas into action. The expeditious response to presented concepts or suggestions is a hallmark of distinction. Identifying and investing in such individuals safeguards against expending valuable resources on those who may not align with the strategic cadence.

Day Two done and dusted  The Future Looks Bright for Continent
17/10/2023

Day Two done and dusted
The Future Looks Bright for Continent

‘THE AFRICA WE WANT’A TRULY PROSPEROUS & HAPPY AFRICA IS ONLY POSSIBLE UPON A TRULY FREE & UNITED AFRICA…There is no tru...
13/10/2023

‘THE AFRICA WE WANT’

A TRULY PROSPEROUS & HAPPY AFRICA IS ONLY POSSIBLE UPON A TRULY FREE & UNITED AFRICA…There is no true happiness without true freedom!

The African Union's theme 2023 is accelerating the implementation of the African Continental…This this week I had the honor to speak in panel discussions alongside Premier of the Western Cape Mr. Alan Wind and many more business and government leaders intend to use my platform to continue advocating for entrepreneurship development that raises living standards and promotes human progress globally. Thank you to everyone who has supported me along the way - I am excited to continue this chapter.

05/09/2023

Enjoy the African Taste with INTABA Wines and Spirits

20/08/2023

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THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE ENTREPRENEUR CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS

THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE ENTREPRENEUR CONFERENCE 2019

Like most African countries, South African youth and women constitute the largest sector of population. Studies suggest that small, medium and micro enterprises (SMME’s) provide more than 55% of total employment; and contributed 22% to the GDP in 2013. The unemployment statistics are more alarming in other sub-Saharan African countries. It is on the shoulders of these energetic and educated youth that the burden of turning around the stagnant economy rests. Yet, the inadequate focus and lack of an innovative culture within our educational system, is a limiting factor. It is particularly at the tertiary level, where the practical skills required in starting and sustaining entrepreneurial ventures are totally lacking or inadequate. This need is acute for a country such as South Africa, where unemployment is sky-rocketing, and where thousands of school leavers and graduates continue to join the over-saturated labour markets annually. While it is practically impossible to recall all these graduates back to school for business and innovation training, there is need to equip them with skills to contribute to national economies.

Entrepreneurship has been identified as a means of addressing this recalcitrant socio-economic problem. Where the youth, many of whom are already certificated, rather than continuing roaming the streets in search of unavailable jobs, can be stimulated and helped to channel their bottled energy into innovative business ventures. In long term this will help in reducing the current unemployment situation. We believe there is a need for a bridge to connect especially the youth- and women-led businesses, to established captains of industries. This includes policy makers: financial institutions: business management: skills development: technological adaptation, government business regulations: as well as credits and incentives could be shared with youth and women. Such a culture of mentoring will reposition the economic development in Africa as the awakening giant.