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In this episode of Brown Business, I explore the deep questions facing the small land-linked country of Malawi and how the word ‘indigenous’ could impact the perception and confidence of doing business in a nation where multigenerational global Indian families call home.

Joined by Hitesh Anadkat, investor, philanthropist and founder of the African Banking Group FMB Capital Holdings, we discuss the ideas that shape the nation – from national identity to the misconceptions of the region. We look at how recent controversial legal changes can impact the confidence of local business leaders and what it may signal to the international community.

This is a must-listen to, when trust, confidence and familiarity are essential when considering investing in Malawi.

About the Guest

Hitesh Anadkat
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hitesh_Anadkat

About the Global Indian Series- Brown Business:

The Global Indian Series follows the international travels of the Chief Explorer Rajan Nazran as he journeys across the globe, plunging into the human experience behind our perception of identity, whilst taking a second look at the countries the diaspora call home and tackling the big conversations.

Brown Business is an official inside portal to countries, opportunities and solutions that keep the community ahead of the curve. We explore the genuine challenges and prospects in locations with trusted perspectives from those in the know.

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