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Africa is rarely perceived as a hub of science and innovation. Yet, the story of Zimbabwean Scientist Dr Gift Mehlana is testament to the existing talent, resilience and excellence that exists in the African continent. Josefina Bonsundy speaks
Conversamos con Mariano (Mario Speaker), joven nativo de Guinea Ecuatorial quien lidera el movimiento Confía en Tu Potencial. En esta conversación Mario nos habla de cómo y por que empezó este movimiento, comparte algunas de las estrategias que
They say that business and entrepreneurship run in your veins. That’s certainly true for Omokolawole Lamikanra, who started out on his entrepreneurial journey before his tenth birthday! Also known as ‘Lami’, this Nigerian lawyer and businessman
ROOTENCIAL conversa con Susana Bokobo, abogada, escritora y fundadora de la red de artistas Bokobo.Art. Después de trabajar varios años como abogada fiscalista en Repsol, Susana decide lanzar su propia iniciativa. En esta entrevista nos habla d
La situación global (Covid-19) ha traído una nueva normalidad. ¿Qué dejarías y con que te quedarías de la situación actual?ROOTENCIAL conversa con Esther Bolekia Loribo, ingeniera civil, fundadora y directora de la revista Dévé, quién nos habl
Esther Bolekia es ingeniera de caminos y directora de Dévé, una revista digital de estrategia, liderazgo y estilo de vida con el objetivo de inspirar una mejora en la toma de decisiones en el ámbito personal y profesional. En esta entrevista, E
Danielle Akini est fondatrice de Genius Centers, une start up créée dans le but d'enseigner des compétences en informatique, robotique et l'espirit d'entrepreisde aux enfants. Pour ce faire, Genius Centers propose une plate-forme d'apprentissag
Cette épisode du podcast présente Priscilla Omouendze qui nous avons rencontré lors de la conférence de WIA (Women in Africa) au Maroc en Juin 2019. Scientifique est fondatrice du projet de fabrique des cosmétiques naturels N'Kira. Elle nous ra
This part two from the Women in Africa Initiative interview episodes, features Omnia Shawkat, founder of the digital cultural platform Andariya, seeking to reclaim an African narrative through storytelling. Andariya amplifies stories from Sudan
We speak to Edwige Takassi from Togo and co-founder of the trademark "Terroir d'Afrique". Their mission is to leverage Africa's natural heritage to promote African local production and consumption of natural products such as tea, coffee, honey
What does hair mean to us and our society? Christiane Sungu and Lucrece Wasolua-Kibeti, founders of Krowned, a social initiative aiming to empower young girls through haircare, indirectly explores this question during our conversation. Both as
Stephen Akintayo’s story shatters the myth that you need a lot of capital to start a business and become an entrepreneur. In this conversation, Stephen shares powerful messages on the importance of creating wealth for Africa, leveraging technol
We speak with Muna Lobe, founder of creative AYA Consulting firm. Muna talks about the importance of supporting creative artists, the power of storytelling for stories to transcend non-African communities, as well as renaming, redefining and re
In this episode we speak with Diane Audrey Ngako, a Cameroonian entrepreneur based in Douala. After spending her teenage and early adulthood years in Paris, Diane decides to return to her native Cameroon to build her business legacy. --- S
This episode features Bisila Bokoko, a New-York based leading businesswoman, inspirational speaker, and philanthropist. Bisila tells us about her spectacular career journey and the importance of courage and resilience when making career choices
This podcast features Leonard Tshitenge, a Congolese-born American entrepreneur, founder of 'Consciously Exposed' - a consulting firm dedicated to to improve Cultural Intelligence in the community and inclusion of African Immigrants. Leonard
This episode features Fungai Marima who is originally from Zimbabwe, in her studio in London, where we learned about her organic love for art and some of the stories that inspire her drawings. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.sp
In this episode we speak to Swiss historian and entrepreneur with Ghanaian roots and founder of Afrolitt, a platform that uses literature from sub-Saharan Africa and its Black diaspora as a tool enabling critical knowledge and sharing.--- S
Lucía Asué Mbomio Rubio es una de las periodistas afro-españolas más conocidas de la televisión española. En este episodio nos habla de cómo llegó al periodismo y su trabajo como colaboradora en varios medios.--- Support this podcast: https
En este episodio hablamos con Alejandra Evui Salmerón Ntutumu, fundadora y directora de Potopoto, un proyecto editorial solidario que busca hacer llegar los cuentos africanos a los niños de todo el mundo con el fin de promover una mayor represe
This episode features an interview with Junior Adebayo is a young NHS doctor with a passion for science and medicine. He tells us about why he chose medicine and how, after this decision, he realised how the colour of his skin could influence b
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