Breakfast Connect

55% of African GDP and 41% of African employment is in services – but the service SMME sector in Africa is often overlooked by investors, and under-served by technology and finance, despite its massive economic importance.
 On the show, Nonso Mordi and Arjun Khoosal, Co-founder of Kandua look at the service SMMEs, the opportunities available in the sector, and what needs to be done to encourage its growth.

55% of African GDP and 41% of African employment is in services – but the service SMME sector in Africa is often overlooked by investors, and under-served by technology and finance, despite its massive economic importance.
 On the show, Nonso Mordi and Arjun Khoosal, Co-founder of Kandua look at the service SMMEs, the opportunities available in the sector, and what needs to be done to encourage its growth.

On the show, we journey to Uganda, where there is this wonderful initiative known as project shelter wakadogo.
Project Shelter Wakadogo is a school in northern Uganda, which was founded in the wake of war and now educates over 450 children with one of the highest student retention rates in the country. Recently it was named the winner of the inaugural World’s Best School Prize for Overcoming Adversity.
And the head of the school Mr. Charles Odong speaks to Nonso Mordi about this project

On the show, we journey to Uganda, where there is this wonderful initiative known as project shelter wakadogo.
Project Shelter Wakadogo is a school in northern Uganda, which was founded in the wake of war and now educates over 450 children with one of the highest student retention rates in the country. Recently it was named the winner of the inaugural World’s Best School Prize for Overcoming Adversity.
And the head of the school Mr. Charles Odong speaks to Nonso Mordi about this project

On the show, we journey to Uganda, where there is this wonderful initiative known as project shelter wakadogo.
Project Shelter Wakadogo is a school in northern Uganda, which was founded in the wake of war and now educates over 450 children with one of the highest student retention rates in the country. Recently it was named the winner of the inaugural World’s Best School Prize for Overcoming Adversity.
And the head of the school Mr. Charles Odong speaks to Nonso Mordi about this project

After successfully launching a business, your next step is usually expansion. This growth is necessary for your business to survive, but with it comes new challenges, and common pitfalls that virtually every entrepreneur faces when upsizing their business.
On the show, Nonso Moremi speaks to Rikus Scheepers, Managing Director of Accisure on the challenges of growing small businesses and how you can recognize and overcome them.

After successfully launching a business, your next step is usually expansion. This growth is necessary for your business to survive, but with it comes new challenges, and common pitfalls that virtually every entrepreneur faces when upsizing their business.
On the show, Nonso Moremi speaks to Rikus Scheepers, Managing Director of Accisure on the challenges of growing small businesses and how you can recognize and overcome them.

After successfully launching a business, your next step is usually expansion. This growth is necessary for your business to survive, but with it comes new challenges, and common pitfalls that virtually every entrepreneur faces when upsizing their business.
On the show, Nonso Moremi speaks to Rikus Scheepers, Managing Director of Accisure on the challenges of growing small businesses and how you can recognize and overcome them.

On the show, We journey to South Africa, talking specifically about sustainable aviation fuel otherwise called SAFs.
The local production of sustainable aviation fuels (SAFs) would bring major economic and social, as well as environmental benefits to the country because SAF is low-carbon, alternative fuels which are typically made from bio-based feedstocks such as energy crops, wastes, and residues. They can also be produced from fossil waste such as carbon monoxide-rich industrial waste gas.
So why should South Africa invest in local sustainable aviation fuel products?
Nonso Mordi speaks to Farai Chireshe, an Energy Analyst and Project Officer at WWF South Africa.

On the show, We journey to South Africa, talking specifically about sustainable aviation fuel otherwise called SAFs.
The local production of sustainable aviation fuels (SAFs) would bring major economic and social, as well as environmental benefits to the country because SAF is low-carbon, alternative fuels which are typically made from bio-based feedstocks such as energy crops, wastes, and residues. They can also be produced from fossil waste such as carbon monoxide-rich industrial waste gas.
So why should South Africa invest in local sustainable aviation fuel products?
Nonso Mordi speaks to Farai Chireshe, an Energy Analyst and Project Officer at WWF South Africa.