You probably already heard about 50's partnership with the World Food Program by donating portions of his proceeds from his Street King's, SK energy shots to help feed starving children in Africa.
But did you know that he is also working with "vibrant young entrepreneurs who are eager to cultivate a sustainable business sector that will fuel growth for their future." - Mr. Cent.
50 went over to Kenya and spent time visiting many Kenyan schools where he met these eager entrepreneurs. People thought he might first try expanding into the Europe or the South American market, but with Africa being one of the six fastest growing economies in the world, 50's endeavor is not only a philanthropic one, but also very economical from a business stance.
50 went over to Kenya and spent time visiting many Kenyan schools where he met these eager entrepreneurs. People thought he might first try expanding into the Europe or the South American market, but with Africa being one of the six fastest growing economies in the world, 50's endeavor is not only a philanthropic one, but also very economical from a business stance.
Ever since 50 had his interview on "Oprah's Next Chapter" I have begun to see him in a new light. He's not just some crazy thug rapper from the streets. He's an intelligent, business-minded, multifaceted individual with absolutely no plans on fading away to obscurity.
This exactly the type of positive press that will help him to excel in the world of powerful moguls, movers and shakers who run the most powerful nations of the world.
Kudos Mr. Curtis, kudos!
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