Poor road safety skills are the main cause of accidents leading to injury, death & substantial economic losses in Africa. The annual loss from road traffic crashes is about 3% of global GDP, larger than the national budgets of most African countries. On the continent more lives are lost through road fatalities than terrorism, corona virus or crime. Most road users' risk assessment and skill levels are the main cause of this grave situation.

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Linda has over ten years of experience in the industry teaching Fashion business at Mcensal School of Fashion, a leading College in East Africa. While there, she rose to become the Quality nominee for the syllabus where she was responsible to ensure that the standards were maintained according to the international requirements of the syllabus. The immense knowledge and experience gained while teaching led her to establish a successful ready-made fashion brand called Kamami Bliss. The brand has grown and has stocked in seven retail outlets, both brick and motor and online. Her work has been featured in numerous publications including Couture Africa Magazine, Salon Magazine, Eve woman and People daily. Linda has also been invited to speak about fashion on K24’s Business Daily, KTN’s Morning show and Inooro Tv’s Ikumbi ria Withi. Intent on sharing her knowledge, Linda has written fashion articles for Yakuti Magazine, Jua Magazine and Ashleys Beauty Magazine. She has also been an Introduction Leader for 4 years with Landmark Worldwide, a personal and professional growth and development company that trains people to live their best life.

Eunice Maina Mburu is the CEO and Founder of Bismart Insurance; an innovative online insurance aggregator platform.

Eunice has won the Association of Kenya Insurers (AKI), a life insurance agent’s award for 4 years. Under her leadership, Bismart won the Women in Tech innovative and scalable business award by Standard chartered Bank; she is also an alumna of the Westerwelle Young Founders Program (Berlin).

Eunice is also among the 54 winners of the Women in Africa Initiative (WIA54, 2020). She is a member of the Babson University Executive Education: Launch & Grow – The Kenyan Women’s Entrepreneurial Leadership Program.

https://www.eunicemaina.com/

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Twitter: @eunicewmaina

Established in 2014, Barista pro specialises in providing professional barista skills training offering various barista courses covering different levels of skill set.

We all know how disruptive it is when employees take time off for training. Clients are kept waiting, meetings are rescheduled, and projects are short-staffed. If you want to train your employees without causing such a large amount of disruption, digital training is the way to go. Employees can do digital training from home or on the go, using their own laptops or other devices.

In this week's episode, Bornface Ontomwa talks about Digital learning and its convenience; cost-efficiency and effectiveness as a tool to train employees and help organisations thrive. 

Financial management is effectively managing money in an organisation or for an individual by planning, organizing, directing, and controlling cash. Financial management uses ratios, equities, and debts to achieve investment goals.

In this week's episode, you'll listen to a snippet of our, financial management course on zydii, which gives you the basics of what this all means. If interested click on the link to learn more.

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When you modify your attitude toward money, you can get access to new opportunities and improve your financial management. Maybe you feel you’re not earning your full potential at work or in your business. Maybe you're stuck in a cycle of debt and overspending with no way out.

Perhaps you simply want to enhance your ability to explain your financial requirements and desires to a partner, family, or group of friends. Regardless, if you're fed up with how you feel about your money habits, altering your mindset is the key to achieving your objectives.

”Give a man a fish and feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and feed him for a lifetime.” This old Chinese proverb could not be more true. Hard work sometimes seems to be a dying art form. We often hear “Work smart, not hard” or some similar cliche, as if hard work is some death sentence only bestowed on the “unlucky”.

The truth is, there is great value in hard work. Hard work teaches perseverance, persistence, and determination. It teaches us that hard work pays off. It teaches us to push through when times are tough. Not everything in life is easy. It isn’t good to always have your hand out, waiting on someone to give you something.

Divine feminine and divine masculine can't exist without the other. This means that despite our cultural associations of masculine and feminine with men and women, respectively, we all have both energies within us. They just might not be evenly balanced.

Too much masculinity and we get aggression and domination. Too much feminine, and we get disempowerment and stagnation. 

In this week's episode, in honour of celebrating International women's week, Joyce explores the power of tapping and being proud of your feminine energy and the benefits it has both at work and home.

Kenya is undergoing a paradigm shift. Old company models are being demolished by new inventions, and brilliant young start-up entrepreneurs are at the vanguard of this quiet but historic revolution. Teams of talented developers and programmers have sprouted up in innovation centres, incubators, and accelerators across the country to create information and telecom solutions that make use of the country's unique difficulties and potential. At the same time, we've seen a number of spinoffs from Kenya's unique entrepreneurial revolution spread across Africa and beyond, bringing the country international attention.