He made this announcement during his visit to Rwanda, where he attended the closing ceremony of the World Motorsport Federation (FIA) General Assembly last week.
In an interview with the national broadcaster, Harvey praised Rwanda as a unique country that should serve as an example to others, considering its remarkable progress over the past 30 years.
Harvey and his team have been mulling ways to bring their business activities to Rwanda, with a focus on creating job opportunities for the country's young population.
"We have a lot of work to do in Rwanda. It's a special place, and I think we can build businesses here. My team and I are here to explore investment opportunities because it will help create jobs and provide employment," he said.
'The fact that you have overcome these challenges is a testament to your leadership. It's proof of good governance. I urge others to come and learn from Rwandaâ€"understand the meaning of kindness, forgiveness, and love," he added.
Harvey also emphasized that Africa, especially with its youthful population, holds tremendous potential for investment. "You need to focus on the youth, as they are the future. I may not have much time left, but I understand the importance of helping the younger generation. They are the ones with innovative ideas and the drive to create change," he stated.
Harvey, who began his career in comedy in the 1980s, later became the host of the popular 'Showtime at the Apollo' and launched his own show, 'The Steve Harvey Show' on WB Television.
He has also hosted major U.S. TV programs like Little Big Shots, Little Big Shots Forever Young, and Steve Harvey's Funderdome. Currently, Harvey hosts 'Steve on Watch' and 'Judge Steve Harvey.'
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