Uganda is Africa's Economic Capital, Says Charles Lambert

Kp Reporter·Business·Mar 16, 2021

Mr Charles Lambert, the creator of compassionate capitalism and leader of Africa’s first economic war through his Black Wall Street platform has said that...

Mr Charles Lambert, the creator of compassionate capitalism and leader of Africa’s first economic war through his Black Wall Street platform has said that Uganda is Africa’s economic capital.

Mr Lambert, an innovative entrepreneur says Uganda's strategic location on the African map and its unique people that come from across Africa make it Africa's economic capital.

In this video, Lambert, among other reasons, articulates that the people in Uganda came from somewhere else other than Uganda.

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