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

This week's episode, we are graced with the presence of JR Kanu of The Design Institute Lagos, a product, innovation and design firm teaching people how to infuse design into their lives. You can follow JR on Twitter at @JR_Kanu.

This week on Knowledge Bandits we speak with Jide Ehimika of NoirBnB and Happy Birthday Digital (HBD). Find out how Jide manages being a cofounder of two startups and is raising a family. Follow Jide on Twitter at @JideThinks.

On episode 22 of Knowledge Bandits, we chat with Chika Umeadi of TipHub. He shares deep insight on the African startup industry, as he and his cofounders interact with and help dozens of young entrepreneur clients. Follow Chika on Twitter @ChikaUmeadi.

This week's episode of Knowledge Bandits is a sit-down with Zubair Abubakar, Founder of Chopup.me, a social mobile gaming company in Nigeria. He's also the architect of the constitution app that has been downloaded over 1 million times. Check out Zubair on Twitter @ZubairAbubakar

On episode 20, we have Victor Udeh, an entrepreneur who has founded a media company and a trucking logistics business in Nigeria. Find out how Victor grew his fleet of 2 trucks into a 39-truck fleet in just 1 year. Check him out on Twitter @evictortweets.com

Moira and Nicky are the sister co-founders of EventRoom, a South Africa based startup that makes it easy to book venues. It has been called the Airbnb of event space and the two have grand ambitions of taking over the Africa event listing market. Follow them @EventRoom_SA

This is a follow-up to the previous episode with Micah Wells. Micah provides great insight on entrepreneurship and doing business across certain countries in Africa

This week, Knowledge Bandits has Micah Wells as a guest. He is a seasoned entrepreneur who is working on another venture called EconomyAfrica.com. Along with this, he has a whole suite of sites dedicated to providing hard to find information for those wanting to do business in Africa.

This week we have Yusuf Abubakar of Apparel Apolo, a fashion brand that is shaking things up in Nigeria. You can find some of their amazing work at apparelapolo.com and you can connect and follow him on Twitter: @IamuzayAp, Instagram: iamuzayap, and [email protected].

Addis is an experienced Ethiopian entrepreneur who is founder/CEO of 251 Communications. Listen to his actionable advice and follow him on Twitter at @addisale and check out his business at 251communications.com.