Magatte Wade, an entrepreneur dedicated to empowering Africa through economic freedom, dives deep into the interplay of capitalism and communism in the continent's future. She shares insights on the significance of hospitality in Senegalese culture and the need for accessible urban environments. Discussions cover entrepreneurship challenges in Africa, the importance of economic freedom for youth aspirations, and strategies to foster empowerment over dependency. Wade's vision emphasizes collaboration and innovation as keys to Africa's transformative potential.

Magatte Wade, a serial entrepreneur and founder of SkinIsSkin.com, passionately advocates for economic freedom in Africa. She shares her journey from Senegal to Europe, shedding light on the challenges of emigration and cultural identity. Wade discusses how trust and inclusion are vital for entrepreneurship, while critiquing regulatory barriers in Africa. The conversation explores the intersection of race, capitalism, and environmentalism, emphasizing the need for policies that uplift Black communities and address poverty through economic empowerment.

Magatte Wade, Director of the Center for African Prosperity at the Atlas Network, discusses the misrepresentation of Africa's poverty and the importance of the 'cheetah generation' embracing free markets and transparency in government. Topics include trade vs aid, challenges of doing business in Africa, conscious capitalism, benefits and costs of being part of a diaspora, and promoting prosperity in Africa.

Magatte Wade is an entrepreneur and author dedicated to advancing economic development in Africa. In a thought-provoking discussion, she challenges the stereotype that colonialism solely causes poverty, emphasizing the pivotal role of entrepreneurship. Wade critiques overregulation and systemic corruption, viewing them as symptoms rather than root causes. She advocates for innovative solutions like startup cities and encourages self-sufficiency through local empowerment, all while pushing back against dependency on foreign influence.

Magatte Wade is a successful international entrepreneur from Senegal with a passion for free market solutions. She explains why modern statist central planning is the root of Africa's economic problems, and how free markets are the only way to solve these problems. Magatte also explains her ambitious vision for start-up cities in Africa, and how historical African governance institutions are more compatible with a prosperous free African future than imported statist ideas.References:Magatte's website: https://magattewade.com/Magatte's twitter: https://twitter.com/magattewEconomist George Ayittey - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Ayittey George Ayittey's books - https://www.amazon.com/Books-George-Ayittey/s?rh=n%3A283155%2Cp_27%3AGeorge+Ayittey The Law of the Somalis: A Stable Foundation for Economic Development in the Horn of Africa - https://www.amazon.com/Law-Somalis-Foundation-Economic-Development/dp/156902250X Enjoyed this episode? You can take part in podcast seminars, access Saifedean’s courses – including his ongoing course ECO22: The Fiat Standard – and read chapters of his forthcoming book, Principles of Economics, by becoming a Saifedean.com member. Find out more here. 

Magatte Wade, entrepreneur and author, discusses African economic development in the podcast. Topics include challenges with aid, African prosperity, forming a business in Senegal, free enterprise in pre-colonial Africa, special economic zones, and supporting African entrepreneurs.

Magatte Wade, entrepreneur on a mission to unleash Africa's potential, discusses African poverty, over-regulation, corruption, Ubuntu, socialism's negative impact, flavors of capitalism, foreign aid, special economic zones, startup city rules, common law vs civil law, and how people can get involved.

Magatte Wade, an entrepreneur and prosperity activist, discusses the misconceptions surrounding African poverty and the critical barriers to economic growth in the continent. She passionately advocates for entrepreneurship as a pathway to prosperity and highlights the dangers faced by those migrating in search of better opportunities. Wade also emphasizes the transformative potential of cryptocurrency for financial empowerment and the need for innovative governance and legal reforms, especially concerning women's property rights, to foster a more prosperous future for Africa.

African entrepreneur Magatte Wade advocates for capitalism as the solution to poverty in Africa. She criticizes foreign aid and welfare, claiming they rob self-agency. Wade calls out Bernie Sanders, Cori Bush, and Elizabeth Warren for using black people as political pawns. She highlights the importance of capitalism, debunking misconceptions and criticizing the Black Lives Matter organization. Wade discusses building startup cities in Africa inspired by Walt Disney's Epcot vision for economic development.

Magatte Wade, author and political advocate, joins Michael Malice to discuss her beliefs, the impact of Marxism on African development, the negative effects of excessive regulations, and the importance of personal agency. They also talk about sponsors, rural crime, corruption in developing countries, and the need for better solutions in Africa.