Made In Africa Podcasts

Episode 8 brings you, Ms. Amina Umuhoza an entrepreneur, menstruation activist, and champion of adolescent sexual and reproductive health in Rwanda. She is the CEO of SAYE company Ltd. Ms Amina is also a member of the MasterCard Foundation Youth Advisory group. Due to her achievement, she is recognized among the top 40 Education Innovators in Africa by the African Union. Recently, Ms Amina was appointed as the president of the JCI Rwanda.In this episode, Ms. Amina takes us from her early childhood

Episode 7; brings you Jos Reinhoudt a seasoned sustainability expert. From the Netherlands and currently live and work in Kenya, in the Capital City of Nairobi. Mr. Jos's expertise focuses on actionable business strategies to create a climate-neutral, circular, and inclusive economy. Passionate about East Africa, biodiversity, and innovation.Through this Episode, Mr Jos takes us into his journey from 2020 when he first arrived in Kenya for a work mission. Right after about to return home, he got

Episode 6;brings you Lorraine Shaquan Kljajic, also known as Loshaq, who is a multi-talented business consultant, entrepreneur, and influencer with a passion for fashion, beauty, and philanthropy, who has had a remarkable journey. Half Malawian and half Zimbabwean, she grew up in Tanzania and has lived in South Africa, and the Netherlands, with strong connections in Croatia, Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Her experience of living in different countries and her extensive travels has enabled her to

Episode 5; brings you Nile Dawta, a female Kenyan musician. The reggae singer has been performing across Africa. She is the founder of the WEN [We Exist Now ] music band based in Kenya.As a woman who grew her career in the creative industry, especially in reggae music, her journey was not easy. Still, so far, she has a success story to share - to inspire African musicians, especially women.Ms Nile has won several awards including the: Best Musician - UN- Human Rights Competition Kenya-based Musician

Episode 4: A very interesting journey of Ms. Nehema Georgina Obiero, a Kenyan fashion designer who picked her business idea on the street. In 2018 Nehema and her best friends were sitting in the restaurant enjoying their ice creams facing the street and looking at people passing by. They started criticizing what people were wearing and from there, her business idea was born. Currently, she owns three fashion brands under Umbrella the "Brand Me Fashion House" based in Nairobi.Don't miss our weekly

In Episode 3; model Coach Ms. Ingred explains her journey to become a model coach. With 15 years of experience as a model in Kenya. she also goes deeper into what it takes for young and upcoming models to become professional models, and why confidence is very important in our daily life.The former Kenyan model is the CEO and founder of the Blackdust Modeling Academy which trains independent models. Ms. Ingred also shares the main challenges facing African models while trying to apply for the

Episode 2; takes you to the Journey of Ms. Ingred Awuor, a former Kenyan model to become a fashion designer and Creative Director of the Nilotika a clothing brand based in Kenya.In this episode, Ms. Ingred shares her experience as a former model who has worked as a model for a long time with many fashion designers and later, established her own brand "the Nilotika".Through this episode, you will learn more about her brand's uniqueness both made in Kenya and made in Africa, some tips for fashion

Ingred AWUOR is a former Kenyan model who started her journey in the fashion industry as a model and then became a model coach, fashion producer, and fashion designer.This episode 1, Ms Ingred takes us through her journey to become a fashion show producer