Hosts: Conor Fitzpatrick and Gary Sandford
Our guest today is David Nyaluke. David is the UCD Proudly Made in Africa Fellow in Business and Development. You are very welcome to the podcast David. Could you say a few words about yourself and PMIA?
1.\tCan you start by bringing us up to speed on the countries, the politics, and the economics of Africa?
2.\tDoes Africa truly benefit from global trade? [yes and no] Let’s start with the NO argument…
3.\tIs there a YES argument?
4.\tIs the Ubuntu Linux distribution an African initiative?
5.\tWhat characteristics make Africa attractive for business and the digital economy?
6.\tWhat challenges remain?
7.\tHow has the Jumia story progressed since then?
8.\tReturning to your organisation, Proudly Made in Africa (PMIA) and the idea of Impact Sourcing. What advice do you give to organisations seeking to work with suppliers in Africa?
9.\tAny last thoughts?
Well, we’ll wrap up there.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences today.
Notes:
David Nyaluke on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-nyaluke-33891134/
Proudly Made in Africa (PMIA) - https://proudlymadeinafrica.org
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