Welcome to 2021… this is our first episode of the year and it's worth every minute or your time.

There is no much introduction to this episode. Just hit play and soak it in as a command and special charge specially delivered to you as you run with this year.

On this episode of the podcast we had the privilege of hosting Scofield O Idehen of learnHub Africa (www.learnhubafrica.com).

On this episode you will understand how we should approach problem solving as entrepreneurs and how we can empower ourselves help the next generation to develop tech/digital skills that will drive the future of Africa.

This coaching session is an emotional and interesting episode on the coaching series of TAASPODCAST with the the President of TAAS AFRICA just Ibe. Our African startup today is a business by Enowbi Nagede from Cameroon.

How can entrepreneurs rise above setbacks, losses, limitations that face their businesses daily while still holding a burning passion to solve problems, impact lives and make a change in their community?

On this episode you will learn a lot from the live coaching, following the peculiar challenge our guest startup owner is facing and practical steps she can take to navigate to her desired goal.

There is a lot of insights for entrepreneurs on this episode.

On this episode of the podcast we look at a brief overview of entrepreneurship in africa from precolonial era to this present day.

With our host stephen Akanmu taking us on a journey into the past and reconnecting it to the future we desire to create for Africa through our individual startups and contribution to economic empowerment.

Links mentioned in this podcast

History of Strong African entrepreneurship held back by powerful constraints -https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iLaVdDKpR-M

On this episode with our host Stephen Akanmu, we shall be having a conversation around entrepreneurs in Africa.

Entrepreneurial mcreativity is popular described as the act of “coming up with innovative ideas and turning these ideas into value-creating business activities which are, ultimately, profitable.

In this episode we look into the secret success strategies behind the performance of some African innovators and startups.

Harvard Business Review articles mentioned in this podcast

1. Africa: A Crucible for Creativity

https://hbr.org/amp/2018/11/africa-a-crucible-for-creativity

2. Africa's new generation of entrepreneurs

https://hbr.org/2017/01/africas-new-generation-of-innovators,

"There is a continent to feed and we are not doing enough"-Denkol farm CEO

On this episode of TAASPODCAST we have an interesting chat and interview with the Founder and CEO of one of Nigeria's fast growing Agric Startup.

We discussed the startup story of the remarkable Denkol Farms led by Tsekohol Denison.

The opportunities in Agriculture, challenges and what we can do to feed Africa, one farm at a time, leveraging innovation, education and technology.

This episode evolved to a crash-masterclass on the business of Agriculture.

You shouldn't miss it.

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On this episode of the podcast our Host Stephen Akanmu continues to share on the entrepreneurial journey series with focus on entrepreneurship and innovation.

The following links were mentioned and referred to in this episode. On what we can learn from other startups in China.

China mos innovative companies https://www.fastcompany.com/90457942/china-most-innovative-companies-2020

The Top 10 Chinese startups you should know in 2020

https://theorg.com/insights/the-top-10-chinese-startups-you-should-know-about-in-2020

There are entrepreneural and innovation lessons we can draw from other business eco systems to apply in our own businesses.

On this episode we have our president on the show live, helping a fashion entrepreneur to identify yhe next steps to take advance and position her business for better profit and growth.

On this episode of TAASpodcast

Our host Stephen Akanmu takes us on an

Entrepreneural journey with him while disclosing innovation secrets and mindsets from the production capital of the world.

While examining and disclosing systems that expose how Africa through its startups can regain economic advantage.

In this episode our host Stephen Akanmu introduces the official Podcast for members of The Association African Strartups #TAAS. In this episode you will discover what to expect from this show generally and other juicy conversations.