In this inspiring episode of The Africa Housing Podcast, we sit down with author and public servant, Komba Kembay to explore the power of resilience in the face of unimaginable adversity. Born in Sierra Leone and displaced during the civil war, Komba shares his journey, offering deep insights on diaspora identity and why owning a home back in Africa is more than just an investment– it's a foundation for legacy.

From practical advice for first-generation immigrants navigating life and legacy to the trust deficit in diaspora real estate and how to fix it, we discuss it all. This episode is full of powerful takeaways.

Plus, receive a special promotion of $500 off your down payment on a Jobomax home in Sierra Leone for listening to this episode!

• Learn more about Komba’s work and book: resiliencestorybook.com
• Order Komba's book: https://www.amazon.com/Resilience-Civil-War-Canadian-Dream/dp/1069106569

Award-winning journalist and diaspora engagement leader Vickie Remoe joins us again to host an expert-led conversation on the path to real estate investment and homebuilding in Guinea, no matter where you are based. If you're a Guinean living in the diaspora with a dream of owning a home in Guinea, this episode is tailored just for you.

You’ll hear from real estate and diaspora mortgage experts who share what it really takes to build and finance your dream home in Guinea. Learn about new financing tools available from abroad, how to protect your investment, and how to get started without needing to be physically present.

Plus, receive a special promotion of $500 off your down payment on a Jobomax home in Guinea for listening to this episode!

Whether you're planning to retire in Guinea or create a long-term investment, this episode will give you the clarity and confidence to take the next step.

Are you a Sierra Leonean in the diaspora dreaming of owning a home back in Salone? You’re not alone; now there’s a clear path forward. In this episode, award-winning journalist and diaspora engagement leader Vickie Remoe hosts an empowering conversation on how to overcome the financial and logistical barriers to homeownership in Sierra Leone.

You’ll hear from real estate and financing experts who explain how Sierra Leoneans in the US, UK, Europe, Canada, and beyond can access diaspora financing and start building their dream homes, even while living abroad. Learn about financing options, the current real estate landscape in Sierra Leone, and practical steps to begin your homeownership journey.

Plus, receive a special promotion of $500 off your down payment on a Jobomax home in Sierra Leone for listening to this episode!

This episode is your guide to making smart, informed decisions about real estate in Salone and turning your dream into reality.

Dreaming of owning a home in Ghana, but not sure where to start? You’re not alone. In this special episode, West African business leader and award-winning publicist Vickie Remoe hosts a powerful conversation on breaking down the barriers to homeownership for Ghanaians, African Americans, and West Africans in the diaspora.

Tune in to hear from real estate and financing experts who share exactly how you can build a home in Ghana while living in the US, Canada, UK, Europe, Asia, or Australia. Discover financing options designed for the diaspora, learn how to navigate Ghana’s real estate market with confidence, and get practical tips to turn your dream into reality.

Plus, receive a special promotion of $500 off your down payment on a Jobomax home in Ghana for listening to this episode!

Whether you’re just beginning your journey or ready to make your move, this episode is your roadmap to homeownership in Ghana.

This episode marks a major milestone: the merger of Jobomax Homes and Kado Partners, two leading players in West African housing, now joining forces to expand into Cameroon. Hosted by the African Union for Housing Finance, the conversation explores how this partnership aims to unlock new markets, de-risk diaspora investment, and create scalable pathways to homeownership across the region.

If you're an investor, entrepreneur, or member of the diaspora looking to understand where African housing is headed, and how to be part of it, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.