In this episode, we have a conversation with Zanele Abraham Matome. She is a world class entrepreneur and visionary who has turned her sights on her newest project, Welo. Welo is a Medicine delivery company that provides families with peace of mind and convenience when dealing with every day medicine purchases or monthly subscriptions. Zanele knew she had the mindset for the startup scene and when she saw how inaccessible medical care could be for the people in her community, especially during a global pandemic, an idea was born. During our conversation, she touches on incubator spaces, ideas for Africa and how to take a bet on yourself. Hope you enjoy the episode.

If you want to learn more about Gloria and her work:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/hello_welo?lang=en

Email: [email protected]

Website: https://www.welo.co.za/

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Coming out of University, Gloria Kasambwe couldn’t figure out why she was able to graduate university and get a job while so many of her mates growing up in rural Malawi had dropped out and were stuck in the cycle of poverty. Perplexed, she decided to research and take on the challenge of fixing that issue

If you want to learn more about Gloria and her work:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Hope-for-girls-education-2361779484111364

Email: [email protected]

Website: https://www.hopeforgirlseducation.org

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hopeforgirlseducation/?hl=en

The biggest thing she would like is Social Capital. So if you resonate with her mission, please feel free to share.

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In this episode, we have a conversation with Rodney Carew. He is the Head of Open Capital Advisors Zambia. They are a financial consulting firm unleashing the entrepreneurial talent in Zambia by enabling startups to become investment ready as well as guiding investors on how to inject their capital. We talked about his upbringing and the challenges and joys he has had getting to where he is now. It was a very thoughtful episode so I hope you enjoy it.

If you want to learn more about Rodney and his work:

here's his Twitter: https://twitter.com/rcarew

his LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rodneycarew/

his series on startup readiness: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rxly0bcf1Cw

A recent report he worked with some colleagues on the tremendous impact social enterprises will have on creating new jobs in continental Africa:

https://www.siemens-stiftung.org/en/media/news/according-to-a-new-siemens-stiftung-study-social-enterprises-are-expected-to-create-much-needed-jobs-in-africa/

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With a love of health and some pressure to become a doctor, Charles Nwobu decided to pave his own path and follow a love for public health, specifically in Ghana. 

Learn more about him here:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/charles-chineme-nwobu-435a5039/

https://www.cfhi.org/hospital-medicine-in-coastal-ghana

https://www.hifa.org/support/members/charles-chineme

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In 2014, Vivian Nwakah decided to come to Nigeria for her business school internship. As an American born Nigerian she had only heard about the country and wanted to experience it for herself. She had only planned to be there for a few months, but after a tragic accident, she decided she had to help fix one of the biggest issues in the country, the broken pharmaceutical industry. That's when Medsaf was born. 

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With a love for problem solving and challenges, Ibrahim Abdulmalik and his startup, Farmula, is taking the African Agriculture industry by storm. 

His Medium : @princeleel  

His Email: [email protected]

As always, thanks for listening. 

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