We are overwhelmed by the tremendous support and listenership that this podcast has generated. Thank you so much.

We again come with a new episode (we currently do one episode per week). We expound on how the "Venture Capital Fund" we presented last week, is going to function.

Also, due to popular demand, we shall from now on record all episodes in English. This will help expand on our listenership and hence increase the opportunities for success.

If you are interested in what we are doing here at Africa Business Startups and wanna join the "One million dollar movement", please email at africa.business.startups@gmail.com.

We cannot wait to hear from you!

Engineer Luyima, your presenter.

Dear listeners, Thank you for your continued engagement. This platform is bringing Ugandans/Africans together to create million dollar businesses and companies. When we conceived stating this  platform, we envisioned brining Africans of different backgrounds and capabilities together to create wealth for the continent. This episode explains how the venture capital fund we are creating will support small businesses across Uganda and Africa and help them grow their businesses. The "Africa Business Startup Fund"  is open to any Ugandan/African with a good idea or business and seeks investors to invest in their business. If you are that founder or co-founder and you are looking to partner with other entrepreneurs or scientists or creators, to expand your business, please reach out to us at africa.business.startups@gmail.com Those who listen to us weekly, please continue and share the word about our podcast with friends and family. You can listen to us at anchor.fm, Anchor app, spotify.com, Spotify app, Google podcast, Overcast, Radiopublic, and any other platforms that stream podcasts. Thank you and regards, Engineer, Luyima, Ph.D

Dear members of the "one million dollar" Africa start-up club.  Thank you for your dedication and contribution to this weekly investment podcast.

In this episode, we discuss the vast opportunities in the Information Technology sector in Uganda and Africa at large. From payment platforms, to database developments, to productivity software development, to financial services, to Ecommerce, and may others.

If you wanna change Uganda/Africa, please this is the time to join this sector. 

IT professionals, computer scientists, computer engineers, programmers, coders,  etc. are needed! Investors have already been lined up and are looking for University students and anybody with the fore-mentioned skills. Please email us at: africa.business.startups@gmail.com if you are interested. 

Also, for those who say, I'm neither a computer scientists nor a programmer, but I'm interested in joining this sector as an investor, a brand expert, etc. please email as at: africa.business.startups@gmail.com

Thank you for joining us for this week's broadcast! Please share and let your friends know about this podcast. Lets build the movement towards Uganda and Africa's development. 

This podcast can be listened to at more than 7 platforms: Anchor.fm, RadioPublic, Google Podcasts, Overcast, etc.

Kind regards,

Engineer Luyima

Dear listeners,

As I promised in the introductory episode, this podcast is geared towards linking up Ugandans and Africans on the continent and those in the diaspora to create the next million dollar companies.

We discuss Ecotourism, Mining and Mineral resources, Agriculture, IT and how we can create wealth in these sectors!

• If you have an idea for business and need investors, email us at africa.business.startups@gmail.com
• If you are an investor and need smart educated graduates to partner with and create new businesses , email us at: africa.business.startups@gmail.com

"We cannot standby and look as Africa is again being divided up by the world powers. We need to be Africa's solution. Join the one million dollar club and lets create wealth" ....

Dear Ugandans, It is my pleasure to welcome you to this introductory podcast. I have watched with intrigue what is going on in the world. The challenges of covid-19 and the rooming recession or depression in most African countries. Added to historical legacy problems of racism and colonialism, making the whole situation dire. This is the right moment for me to start this podcast and talk about what we Ugandans and Africans need to do to improve the livelihood of our people. This episode is one among many to come!  As the podcast grows, we shall have interviews with Africans across the globe and spark conversations and collaborations between people with the intent of having start-up ventures and companies right here on this platform. The episodes will be transmitted in both Luganda (Uganda's most spoken language) and English for the rest of Africa to be engaged as well. Welcome!