The Silent Problem of Entrepreneurship in Africa | Paa Kwesi Folson | TEDxUniversityofCapeCoast

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In this thought-provoking TEDx talk, Paa Kwesi Folson challenges one of Africa’s most popular pieces of advice: “If you can’t get a job, start a business.” He argues that while entrepreneurship is often celebrated as Africa’s path to transformation, too much of it is driven by circumstance rather than intention. Drawing a distinction between circumstantial and intentional entrepreneurs, Paa Kwesi Folson explores why businesses born purely from survival rarely create large-scale impact. Through powerful stories, practical insights, and his Intentional Entrepreneur Framework, he presents a compelling case for raising a generation of entrepreneurs who build not just to survive, but to transform Africa. Paa Kwesi Folson is an award-winning public speaker, entrepreneur, and thought leadership strategist from Ghana. Known as the “Certified Gem Provider,” he is recognized for his insights in communication, thought leadership, personal and business growth. He is the founder of Revolead S

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