Knowledge Bandits: Inspiring Stories from African Entrepreneurs on Doing Business in Africa

This week on Knowledge Bandits, I interview Dung Daye. He is the founder of Kim's Coffee, a premium coffee business and another business focused on a staple food product in the region. Dung gives some great insight into the agriculture value-chain, particularly food processing.

This week, Knowledge Bandits features Ghanaian entrepreneur, Mabel Suglo. She is the founder of Dignified Wear, a brand that employs under-privileged people in Ghana.

This week, Knowledge Bandits has Gift Lubele on the show. He talks about his continued journey toward success from humble beginnings.

This week I speak with Lonwabo Ncanda, a young entrepreneurs shaking up things in the media and entertainment industry in South Africa.

This week, I speak with young Tanzanian entrepreneur, Given Edward. He talks about his tech startup, MyElimu, and about teaching himself to code on a mobile phone.

This week, we have young Cameroonian entrepreneur, Angela Lum-neh. She built and is managing a platform that allows African students to find and be matched with scholarships around the globe.

Alex Mativo is a young South African entrepreneur who is running 3 businesses. He specializes in fashion and recyclable jewelry.

Ms. Uduak shows us how you can thrive and succeed as an entrepreneur in spite of challenges in your past.

This week's episode features Rotimi Williams. He's a savvy Nigerian entrepreneur who's work in Agribusiness is shaking things up in a major way.

This week's episode is with Gloria, a Kenyan entrepreneur, who started her own HR Consulting firm on accident. She is also an avid real estate investor and used real estate to fund the business in the beginning. Listen as she provides some insight on starting and running a business in Kenya.