Across Africa, a worrying trend is emerging: in many communities, the most admired and wealthiest people are no longer entrepreneurs; they're politicians.

Is this a sign of progress, or are we unintentionally encouraging young people to pursue power over value creation?

In this episode, we explore why entrepreneurs are the backbone of every economy, how businesses create jobs, generate tax revenue, and drive innovation, and why Africa's long-term prosperity depends on producing more builders than office seekers.

This isn't an argument against politics. Great leaders create the environment for businesses to thrive. But without entrepreneurs creating wealth, there is little for governments to govern.

Join us for an honest conversation about ambition, leadership, wealth creation, and what it will take to build a prosperous Africa for the next generation.

Key topics:

• Why entrepreneurship drives economic growth
• The relationship between the government and the private sector
• Why young people should consider building businesses
• How Africa can create millions of jobs through entrepreneurship
• Building a culture that celebrates value creation

The future of Africa won't be determined only by who governs us, but also by who builds.