Welcome back to the Think BIG for Africa Podcast. In today’s episode, my guest is Jennifer Daniel. Jennifer is an innovation strategist, ecosystem builder, and advocate for inclusive entrepreneurship in Africa. She is a researcher, a PhD Candidate, and the Founder of SASIE.org. Her work bridges the gap between academic research and real-world enterprise, championing pathways for research-to-market acceleration and digital transformation.

This conversation and debate focused on “Women in Tech.”

Highlights topics of our discussion and debates included

1. Women in Tech and Innovation in Africa

2. Inclusion – should women be in ALL spaces?

3. Alternative funding model & grants for women

4. Angel networks for women in Africa

5. Can Africa jump to the 4th Industrial Revolution

6. Supporting African youths to build and enhance their resilience

7. Supporting women in evolving African cultures and traditions

8. Why, Why, Why, and more Why do we do certain things in Africa

9. Why the “Matrix of Success” needs to evolve

10. Finding your purpose and focusing everything around it

11. Imposter Syndrome

12. Planned society and economy in Africa

13. Governance systems in Africa – Is democracy not working for us?

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Welcome back to the Think BIG for Africa Podcast. In today’s episode, my guest is Charles Oham. Charles holds a PhD in Entrepreneurship, an MBA, an MA by Research in Business, and a Postgraduate Certificate in Education. As a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, he is deeply committed to advancing excellence in teaching, learning, and research in entrepreneurship and business education.

As I am also very interested in education and entrepreneurship in Africa, this conversation was one to be had. It’s a must-listen for any Africans who want to be involved in positive change in their community.

Discussion Topics included

1. The Value Placed on Education and Research in Africa

2. How to Develop and Enhance Education and Research Institutes in Africa

3. Why Africa Is Losing Its Indigenous Apprenticeship Systems

4. What Is Social Entrepreneurship

5. The 3 Main Challenges for Social Entrepreneurs - Market, Governmental, and Society Failures

6. Positive Option for Anti-Capitalist Young Africans – Become Social Entrepreneurs

7. The Need for Environmental Conservation in Africa - Elephant City with No Elephants

8. The Cycle of Poverty in Africa

9. How to Empower and Lead Communities Out of Poverty Using Asset-Based Community Development

10. Others are Book Recommendations, Advice for Young Africans, and Vision for Africa

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A: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1709230/episodes/17357517

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Welcome back to the Think BIG for Africa Podcast. In today’s episode, my guest is John Amailo. John is a Book Project Consultant, Content Management Consultant, Writers' Coach, and Business Strategist. He is the author of four books that are currently available for sale on Amazon. These books include: Your Foolish Mind, Demystifying the Art called Writing, etc.

John is the founder of the Dynamic Africa Community, a community of nearly 2000 members that aims to raise dynamic leaders who will raise the bar of greatness in Africa and beyond. The community comprises great personalities from diverse backgrounds. He is also the founder of the “Dacians Writers Academy”, an academy for writers and creatives across Africa.

In this conversation, we discussed some of the issues about writing in Africa and what John is contributing to help improve authorship and reading on the continent.

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