Manubhai Madhvani
Manubhai Madhvani is the chairman of the Madhvani Group, one of the biggest business houses in East Africa. Madhvani faced the brunt of Ugandan dictator Idi Amin’s ire against Asians. Madhvani was jailed in 1972, later released and exiled from Uganda and his assets were taken over. But he returned under President Yoweri Museveni and rebuilt his fortune. Madhvani recounts those dreadful days and also delineates the positive changes in Uganda.
Manu Chandaria, Chairman, Comcraft Group, Kenya
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on Jun 7, 2011Quite a painful retrospect.....but one should admire the conviction and confidence in capturing the business interests in Africa. One can understand and appreciate the concern for India/Indians, who can perform great, if their latent potentials are untapped. Africa is truly a land of opportunities, and the localities have realized that it is not the west, but the east can partner with them truthfully. India should not lag behind in taking the best out of it. <br /> Chinese have already been disliked by the population at large, except for the large corporate heads striking some business deals....which has a mix of successes and utter disappointments also. <br /> Chandarias & likes, should lead the way for the Indian corporates into Arican ventures. Best of Luck
on Apr 26, 2010It is appreciable and learn-able article. The theme inspires me to feel the inner strength a human being can posses and it is in everyone, only how many of us uses the best of it? By going through an inspiration to work hard wholly to achieve the success,vwhich is 99% failure.
on Aug 27, 2009