The Black & Yellow Podcast

In a pre-COVID world, we had the privilege of engaging with inspiring Botswana Entrepreneurs. Our conversation delved into three compelling themes: resilience, the positioning of African entrepreneurs on global value chains, and purpose alignment. In this captivating podcast episode, Botswana Entrepreneurs offered a glimpse into their remarkable journeys, sharing stories of resilience that inspire and captivate. They exemplified the spirit of unwavering determination in the face of adversity. These entrepreneurs are no strangers to the challenges that often accompany entrepreneurship. They regaled us with stories of hurdles faced, setbacks encountered, and how they emerged from these experiences not weakened but strengthened. Their ability to adapt, learn, and persevere is a testament to the resilience that sets them apart. Their stories serve as a source of motivation for aspiring entrepreneurs and business leaders alike. It is a reminder that challenges are not roadblocks but stepping stones on the path to success. The entrepreneurs' experiences highlight the importance of resilience as a key attribute for thriving in the competitive world of business. Listening to their experiences is akin to a masterclass in fortitude. It emphasizes the significance of embracing adversity as a catalyst for growth and innovation. We invite you to explore the full podcast to delve deeper into these incredible stories of resilience. We invite you to listen to the full podcast to gain a deeper understanding of the wisdom and experiences shared by these visionary entrepreneurs. Tune in for an inspiring exploration of resilience, global positioning, and purpose alignment. THE GJK PODCAST A REFRESHING BREATH OF FRESH THINKING

Africa is currently going through a difficult time adjusting to the growing gig economy, especially in the transport industry where digital platforms such as Uber and InDrive are growing at a fast rate and changing public transportation as we know it. Governments across Africa continually find themselves with the responsibility to intervene in the growing conflicts between local taxis and the growing digital technologies that continue to disrupt markets and provide a cheaper-faster-and-better experience for consumers. In some areas on the continent, entrepreneurs who are maximizing the 'gig economy' opportunities within the transport industry through Uber have suffered assaults and injuries from traditional taxi operators. In this week's podcast, we take a closer look into a developing story in the Republic of Botswana where the InDrive platform and its future is facing a potential threat. The question is; Should the Botswana Government shut down Indrive operations in Botswana as many suggest it should?

The world has changed, and so is everything in it. There was a time when starting either a business or a nonprofit didn’t matter, but today, it matters what you choose to start. Join us on this week’s episode of The GJK Podcast as we discuss this issue. Enjoy!

Raising funding is one of the most crucial stages of starting a business. Many entrepreneurs across Africa and the rest of the world have been catapulted to greater heights of success because of great funding. However, not every entrepreneur needs funding at the beginning stage of the business. Tune into this week’s episode of #TheGJKPodcast as we discuss the question posed by one of the Fresh Thinking Community member; “Do You Really Need Investors To Start Your Business?”

Shared Value is increasingly becoming the buzzword as companies are building their ESG models to impact the communities they operate in. As such, many small businesses that continue to face the bigger opportunity in all these find themselves getting rejected by many of these big organizations. The question is; what are they doing wrong, and is there something they can understand about 'Shared Value' that can increase their chances of signing more collaborations, partnerships, contracts, and MoU(s). Catch Goitsemang J. Khutsafalo on this week's episode of the GJK Podcast as he unpacks this issue on #TheGJKPodcast. #SharedValue #esg #viral #partnership #future

Botswana President, H.E Dr. M.E.K Masisi launched the National Mindset Change Campaign as part of the efforts to build a high-income status nation that is driven by the locals. This comes as part of the Reset Agenda which seeks to build high-performance value chains across various sectors to unlock employment, FDI, ESG, localization, and more. The question remains, not only digitally, but across various conversation platforms in the country, "Is Mindset Change really a game changer for Botswana". Join Goitsemang J. Khutsafalo on today's episode of the GJK Podcast as he addresses the issue.

Is Botswana At The Verge Of Losing It’s Talented People? GJK takes us on a journey to understand the danger of not retaining talent.

The Future of School Based Education  GJK speaks to Botswana Universities about the future of school based education and how they may need to change how they look at students to in driving the national economies. 

This episode is basically GJKhutsafalo's mind - the audio version. He shares random thoughts about different aspects of life as they come to his mind.

In this episode we seat with role models, inspirations and public figures, putting aside brands and telling the truth of our stories. We tell our stories not as stories of sorrow but of triumph, knowing that those listening may be liberated from the bondage of their own stories.

GJKhutsafalo is the host of RB2 FM's youth entrepreneurship show, airing Mondays at 2pm. The show is a platform to celebrate entrepreneurs through LIVE interviews and empower the youth through masterclass segments that GJKhutsafalo hosts live on air. This episode brings you different segments of the shows that we have hosted to this day. Enjoy.