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Voice of African Family Business with AFF

Managing Family Business Innovation

Succession Planning during the Pandemic and beyond with Mworia Kaibung'a www.africanfamilyfirms.org www.nhakalegacy.com www.nikeanani.com

Succession planning during the pandemic period and beyond

Succession in family businesses_ right, responsibility or privilege with Krishnan Natarajan www.africanfamilyfirms.org www.nhakalegacy.com www.nikeanani.com"

Succession in family businesses: Right, responsibility, or a privilege?

COVID -19 summit to help Family Businesses cope with the pressures of the pandemic. www.africanfamilyfirms.org www.nhakalegacy.com www.nikeanani.com

Business Recovery in 3 steps

Impact of Coronavirus outbreak on financial markets www.africanfamilyfirms.org www.nhakalegacy.com www.nikeanani.com

Impact of COVID-19 on markets and busines

Spotlight on Technology sector with Iyin Aboyeji

Spotlight on technology

Panel members: Prof Elmarie Venter (Nelson Mandela University Family Business Unit, South Africa); Mrs Nike Anani (African Family Firms); Mrs Andrea Benkenstein Kruger (PWC, South Africa); Mrs Phyllis Bourne (Bourne Global Estates and Investments Africa Ltd., South Africa).

Keynote panel discussion: Focus: Raising the next generation

The next generation challenges the status quo of family business. Presenter:  Mrs Andrea Benkenstein Kruger (PWC, South Africa).

Presentation: PwC Africa NextGen survey 2022 - Today and beyond

Unpacking a new vision for multigenerational family businesses and demystifying the world that is family business from an African perspective. Interview led by: Prof Shelley Farrington (Nelson Mandela University Family Business Unit, South Africa).

Author Interview with Mrs Nike Anani - Lifetime to Legacy

Day 2, Session 5: T opic: Family business in ukwalusa kwemfuyo (herding livestock): Conceptualising the philosophy within Xhosa people as a practice. Presenter: Mr Siyabonga Sirayi (Nelson Mandela University, South Africa).

Family business in ukwalusa kwemfuyo (herding livestock)

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The Voice of African Family Business identifies and addresses issues that are specific to the African continent and contribute to the progress on topics related to family business management, particularly on succession, family governance, next-generation development, and family communication. 

This podcast is hosted by African Family Firms("AFF"), a non-profit pan-African family business association, an association that champions the multi-generational success of African family business.