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Welcome to a captivating new episode where we dive deep into compelling conversations that shed light on the importance of networking and the power of collaboration.
The African Think Tank stands as a beacon, bringing together Africans and friends of Africa with the shared goal of creating a vibrant, growth-oriented community in the diaspora. In this episode, I had the privilege of sitting down with the visionary minds behind ‘The African Think Tank’ – Sidonie and Tafor Niba.
We explore their inspiring mission to build a thriving, growth-focused community of audacious and innovative Africans in the diaspora. Through our conversation, you’ll uncover the driving force behind this impactful movement, gain insights into their purpose-driven events, and witness the tremendous growth they’ve achieved.
Join us as we delve into how ‘The African Think Tank’ empowers, connects, and transforms ideas into powerful initiatives, all while uniting Africans in the diaspora. Tune in and be a part of this dynamic journey!
Things You Will Learn in This Episode:
[00:00 – 10:00] Introduction and Guest Background
Welcoming Sidonie and Tafor Niba – the brains behind ‘The African Think Tank.’
Insights into their career journeys, inspiration, and how they conceived the idea.
Delving into the implementation of ‘The African Think Tank’ initiative.
[10:00 – 30:00] Purpose and Goals of The African Think Tank
Exploring the mission and objectives of ‘The African Think Tank.’
Their first event, fostering collaboration, and building a thriving community.
The importance of uniting Africans and friends of Africa to share ideas and transform them into tangible initiatives.
Discussion on the challenges Africans face and the importance of fostering unity and growth.
[30:00 – 60:00] Empowerment and Collective Support
Deep dive into empowerment, urging Africans to believe in themselves.
Highlighting the significance of support, collaboration, and empowerment.
Inspiring call to action for Africans in the diaspora to come together, collaborate, and drive positive change.
Final words from Sidonie, Tafor, and Anyoh.
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Quotes
“We heard a number of discouraging words like “Africans don’t like partnering so this isn’t going to work” but we are going to change that. We will put in the work and prove that we can partner together and do great things together as Africans!” – Sidonie Niba
“We’re trying to incorporate people from every single African country – north, south, east, and west. [These events will be a place] where you get to meet people that you may be trying to connect with, empower one another, and leave better than you came.” – Anyoh Fombad
“The fundamental problem is that we don’t partner and work together. What stops us Africans from coming together and partnering? This is the very essence of this organization. Let’s talk, support one another, and build together.” – Tafor Niba
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Check out our website www.livingafricanpodcast.com for more resources and to learn more. Connect with host, Anyoh: You can connect with Anyoh on Facebook (@anyohf), Instagram (@anyohfombad), and Twitter (@anyohfombad).
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