📸 Photo Credits: • Face2Face Africa • The Southern African Times • Daily Monitor • The Citizen (TC) • Photos.com • Britannica — Nelson Mandela; Haile Selassie • Julius Nyerere Leadership Centre — Julius Nyerere • Face2Face Africa — Seewoosagur Ramgoolam • TNX Africa — Jomo Kenyatta • Le Monde diplomatique — Habib Bourguiba
Raiz is a South African entrepreneur, author, and pioneer in the field of business incubation.
Allon Raiz is a South African entrepreneur, business coach, and pioneer in the business-incubation space.
He is the founder and CEO of Raizcorp, an incubator that supports hundreds of small businesses, especially in South Africa.
He’s also an author of two entrepreneurial books: (1) Lose the Business Plan (2) What to Do When You Want to Give Up), TV/radio host, mentor, speaker and regularly contributes to initiatives developing African entrepreneurship through education, media, and advisory roles.
Through Raizcorp, he has helped thousands of entrepreneurs access mentorship, business development training, and access to capital, while building partnerships with major corporations to promote inclusive enterprise development across the continent.
Through his innovative approach, Raiz has become a major advocate for authentic, home-grown entrepreneurship in Africa, focusing on mindset change, capability building, and the long-term success of African founders rather than short-term funding wins.
Tribert Ayabatwa was a Rwandan industrialist, entrepreneur, and founder of the Pan African Tobacco Group (PTG), Africa’s largest indigenous tobacco company.
He built a business empire spanning multiple countries—including Uganda, Nigeria, Tanzania, DR Congo, Angola, South Sudan, Burundi, and the UAE—across tobacco manufacturing, tea, cement, and food processing.
He also gave back through the TRA Foundation, which offers scholarships, internships, and youth training in science, engineering, and technology.
Despite his success, Ayabatwa’s career was not without controversy: his properties in Rwanda were seized amid disputes with the government over taxes and alleged political ties, which he denied and later challenged successfully in a regional court. He lived in self-imposed exile towards the end of his life.
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• Face2Face Africa
• The Southern African Times
• Daily Monitor
• The Citizen (TC)
• Photos.com
• Britannica — Nelson Mandela; Haile Selassie
• Julius Nyerere Leadership Centre — Julius Nyerere
• Face2Face Africa — Seewoosagur Ramgoolam
• TNX Africa — Jomo Kenyatta
• Le Monde diplomatique — Habib Bourguiba
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Raiz is a South African entrepreneur, author, and pioneer in the field of business incubation.
Allon Raiz is a South African entrepreneur, business coach, and pioneer in the business-incubation space.
He is the founder and CEO of Raizcorp, an incubator that supports hundreds of small businesses, especially in South Africa.
He’s also an author of two entrepreneurial books: (1) Lose the Business Plan (2) What to Do When You Want to Give Up), TV/radio host, mentor, speaker and regularly contributes to initiatives developing African entrepreneurship through education, media, and advisory roles.
Through Raizcorp, he has helped thousands of entrepreneurs access mentorship, business development training, and access to capital, while building partnerships with major corporations to promote inclusive enterprise development across the continent.
Through his innovative approach, Raiz has become a major advocate for authentic, home-grown entrepreneurship in Africa, focusing on mindset change, capability building, and the long-term success of African founders rather than short-term funding wins.
*Qoute taken from Allon Raiz’s LinkedIn
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Tribert Ayabatwa was a Rwandan industrialist, entrepreneur, and founder of the Pan African Tobacco Group (PTG), Africa’s largest indigenous tobacco company.
He built a business empire spanning multiple countries—including Uganda, Nigeria, Tanzania, DR Congo, Angola, South Sudan, Burundi, and the UAE—across tobacco manufacturing, tea, cement, and food processing.
He also gave back through the TRA Foundation, which offers scholarships, internships, and youth training in science, engineering, and technology.
Despite his success, Ayabatwa’s career was not without controversy: his properties in Rwanda were seized amid disputes with the government over taxes and alleged political ties, which he denied and later challenged successfully in a regional court. He lived in self-imposed exile towards the end of his life.
Ayabatwa passed away on 16 April 2024 in Dubai.
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