How a Black Man in Japan Started TWO Schools Out of A Single Suitcase (Black in Japan) | MFiles
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In this episode of The Melanated Files (MFiles) we introduce Simon Sakala, a native of Zambia who moved to Japan twenty-two years ago with only a suitcase and a dream. Since then, Simon has started two schools in Japan and shares his story that's peppered with a litany of miracles and nuggets of wisdom with us. This is part one of Simon's story.
You can visit the website for Simon's schools here: https://oasis-education.com/
You can also visit Simon's other business website here: https://www.tako-education.com/
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