I am an African born entrepreneur. In 1999, I founded a technology company in the US. The company grew and turned into one of those "American Dream" stories. Wanting to replicate my success in Africa, I opened a subsidiary in my native land. My American Dream soon turned into an African nightmare.
In January 2004, I traveled to visit my African subsidiary to relsove a dispute with a large client that was not paying its bills. Almost two years later, I am still there, experiencing first hand the reality of African entrepreneurship
This is my story...
Hello,
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Bravo!!
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