This week, Host Kim Nyajeka sits down with Laurencia Mukuwe, a working mum of 3 climbing the corporate to talk about what it really means to balance ambition, identity, and motherhood. 

They explore the realities of raising a family while building a career, the emotional weight of expectation, and how community and support make it possible to keep showing up.

Laurencia opens up about losing and rediscovering herself through motherhood, the myth of “balance,” and the power of being looped in by the people who see you even when you feel invisible.

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In this episode, Host Kim Nyajeka sits down with Gugu Siso, Founder and Managing Director of Thumeza, to explore what it takes to build and scale a business from Zimbabwe to the world.

We talk about the realities of entrepreneurship, accessing networks and capital, and navigating uncertainty in an unpredictable economy.

Gugu shares her lessons from building Thumeza from concept to execution, the importance of relationships and resilience, and the moment being looped in changed her business trajectory.

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In this Season 6 premiere of In This Economy, Host Kim Nyajeka sits down with Sharon Bwanya, founder of Red Couch Advisory, to unpack what it really means to authentically build a personal brand in today’s social landscape.

We talk about perfectionism, vulnerability, and how showing up as your true self can open more doors than strategy alone.

Sharon shares her journey of learning to balance polish with authenticity, the power of community, and the moment someone looping her in changed her trajectory.

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Join Kim Nyajeka for another Solo episode as she unpacks her experiences with networking, finding a mentor and building relationships. 

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Trigger Warning: Anxiety and Depression

Join Host Kim Nyajeka in this  solo episode, where she delves into the intricacies of mental health challenges and therapy amidst the economic hurdles many face in developing countries around the world Drawing from her personal experiences, Kim shares her journey with therapy, the battles of anxiety and self-esteem, and the impact of these struggles on her personal and professional life.

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Join Host Kim Nyajeka as she explores the practical application of a "proof of concept" in our everyday life. 

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TW: Self-harm, suicide, suicide ideation, depression and anxiety

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Join Host Kim Nyajeka and Sharon Kunaka as they explore how to manage aspects of mental health and well being. 

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Join Host Kim Nyajeka for the first solo episode of 2024. New year, new me or something like that. 

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Join Host Kim Nyajeka and guest Rudo Ncube as they unpack her experiences as a 30-something year old in the current economic circumstances.

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Join Host Kim Nyajeka and guests Shannon and Tatenda Nyajeka as they explore the generational baggage and how this has impacted their points of view.

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