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Your insight into female innovators and entrepreneurs building and running businesses in AfricaBusiness stories
To Inspire
Stories of business successes in Africa are not contained in many textbooks. So the curation of these stories is critical as we seek to multiply success on the continent. The success of female business leaders is of particular interest – according to the World Bank, Africa is the only region in the world where more women than men choose to become entrepreneurs. Who are these women and why don’t we know their stories, their struggles and their successes?
If there are more female entrepreneurs in Africa than men, then it means that creating an enabling and empowering environment for these women is central to economic growth in Africa. The podcast, African Business Stories gives voice to the stories of audacious women who against all the odds stay winning. African Business Stories is your insight into female innovators and entrepreneurs building and running businesses in Africa. It is a vehicle for Africans and indeed the rest of the world to learn and be inspired.
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We are always looking for innovative female enrepreneurs that are shaping the continent to feature and partners to help us tell their stories, so let’s talk.
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Featured episodes
Yoadan Tilahun
Founder & CEO, Flawless Events
When Passion Meets Opportunity, Turning a Side Hustle into a Business
Monica Musonda
Founder & CEO Java Foods
Building and Scaling a Household Food Brand
Mo Abudu
Founder & CEO, EbonyLife Media
Building a Media Empire, Made in Africa For the World
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Kudzayi Hove: Co-Founder & CEO, Amayi Foods – From Private Equity to Purpose in Africa’s Food Ecosystem
Kudzayi Hove's entrepreneurial journey from Zimbabwe to Nigeria represents a masterclass in adapting, pivoting, and building with purpose in Africa's challenging business landscape. As co-founder and CEO of Amayi Foods, meaning "mother" in her native Shona language,...
“There is no tool for development more efficient than the empowerment of women.”
Kofi Annan
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