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Made in Africa Podcast Episode 21: Liberating the African Minds from the Western Mindset in Fashion

In this compelling episode, we welcome back Mr. Saitoti Meitamei, founder and CEO of Deslight Fashion School in Nairobi, Kenya. Known for his humility and dedication to nurturing young fashion talent, Saitoti shares innovative approaches to building a sustainable fashion education model that prepares students for real-world competition.

Saitoti discusses how Deslight Fashion School is integrating technology into its curriculum while maintaining a perfect balance between quality education and sustainability principles. He provides insights into several exciting collaborations, including the school's partnership with the upcoming Kitenge Fashion Festival & Awards 2025, highlighting its unique features and significance in promoting African textiles.

The conversation explores Deslight's organization of Mr. & Miss Nairobi 2025, an inclusive modeling competition that notably features plus-size models, breaking traditional beauty standards. Saitoti also previews his participation as a panelist at the Africa Sourcing and Fashion Week 2025 in Nairobi, where he'll contribute to important industry discussions.

This episode delivers valuable perspectives for fashion enthusiasts, aspiring designers, and entrepreneurs looking to make their mark in Africa's growing fashion ecosystem. Saitoti's vision represents a movement toward authentic African fashion education that honors heritage while embracing innovation.

The Made in Africa podcast, hosted by fashion industry expert and journalist Celestin Ntawirema, continues its mission of showcasing African creativity, craftsmanship, and entrepreneurial spirit across fashion, beauty, art, and home goods sectors, celebrating the continent's rich cultural heritage

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