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Was interviewed by @jamie

JM, One of the Host of the CBBS 2025 from @UbuntuGroup
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Relive our amazing episode , with Mr. Rutagsta Andrew, who is a Ugandan hairdresser based in Beijing, China. He talks about his entrepreneurial journey, tips on hairstyling and the beauty of Beijing for business.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/5xpeB6PJgmt2j5TtIZhBsQ

Many Africans come to China hoping for a stable monthly job. The reality is different.
Out of 100 people, maybe 5 get a proper role — and even that depends on passport, skills, experience and sometimes skin colour.

But here’s the truth most people don’t hear early:

China rewards people who open their minds, not just those looking for salary work.
If you’re willing to learn, try small opportunities, build relationships and show up consistently, this place can transform your life.

Whether you come as a student or a visitor, planning ahead is everything. Start testing ideas early, learn how the market works, and surround yourself with people who push themselves to grow.

That’s one reason we built Hafrik — a platform helping Africans in China connect with real communities, events, businesses and opportunities.
Because when you’re plugged into the right network, everything changes.

If you stay open-minded, consistent and intentional, China won’t just be a place you live — it becomes a place you grow.

Snippet from our conversation with Janice Nkaija , who is a Youth Activist from Uganda , where she discusses female participation in National Politics.

Snippet from our conversation with Majorr_Key, a Ghanian musical Artist based in Wuhan , where he shares his musical versatility.

In this episode, Ms. Terry returns to share insights into the incredible work being done at Empowerment Pathways Alliance. She also discusses women’s reproductive health on the continent and the pressing issue of period poverty, while addressing the pervasive challenge of domestic violence. Additionally, she speaks candidly about her upcoming book, Dear Black Girl, and the empowering message it seeks to inspire among young girls across the continent.

A truly must-listen episode for women everywhere on the continent.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2kKkVIxYFcVCnKermYYPec