Esaie Tabaro Ntamukunzi

I have visited a number of African countries and elaborated on risks which African entrepreneurs face, one of these risks is but not limited to public administrative services, these are capable of discouraging and/or delaying businesses from scaling up following public administrative offensive based on multiples and over taxation. Governments do nothing to create neither business opportunities nor safer environment where businesses may develop but they focus on collecting taxes only.
Intrapreneurs are developing slowly due these public administrative challenges and many do not even dare start. There are years, I ceased the activities of my two companies due to this heavy public administrative burden and decided to learn how the African tax system works country wise.
After this difficult but constructive experience, I can advise new entrepreneurs how well they can deal with challenges linked to over taxation in Africa without falling into corruption, which I personally consider a waste of resources to a starting business.
I am capable of
1. Mentoring entrepreneurs from idea to development stage of their enterprises;
2. Scanning proposed solutions and streamlining them to meet market needs;
3. Accompany entrepreneurs who are planning to operate in Rwanda, DR Congo, Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, and Burundi;
4. Advise on what is required to gain government contracts and/or get funds, especially in the above-listed countries;
It is time for today’s African intrapreneurs to gain African public contracts. Local/national entrepreneurs must also know the required manoeuvres to get both national and international contracts and to meet this end, they have to be guided accordingly.

Hope we will be given this opportunity to mentor and support one another in a constructive way.