On this episode, Nandi - a doctoral fellow - speaks to me about her academic and industry journey and how she has managed to navigate both as a self-described introvert. 

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My guest this week is Kanyinsola, a business manager at an African fintech company in Nigeria. We reminisce on our experiences as students, she talks about her career taking a left turn (for the better) and our desire to see Africans continuing to shape Africa.

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On this episode, I am joined by an amazing individual called Ange Maseko. She is an economist by profession and also lends her time to various initiatives focused on women's leadership. She speaks on the importance of building social capital and sheds some light on the topics of belonging, diversity and representation - all very hot words in corporate spaces.

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Faith Mabera is trailblazing woman working in the African diplomacy space. She speaks about her experiences in her industry, the importance of finding your ikigai, or 'reason for being', and more.

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My guest on this episode is Malebo Nkosi, a graduate engineer at one of the largest automotive companies in the world and founder of the Thutopele Initiative (which loosely translates to education first initiative) and Community Living. She shares her inspiring journey to becoming an engineer as well as her various initiatives that have an educational focus. Hit subscribe to catch all new episodes as they get released every Wednesday.

On this week's episode, my guest is Rozina Myoya, an engineer and social change driver. We talk about how being the children of emigrants shaped our academic life, how Fast & Furious fulled her desire to be an engineer, her co-founded initiative Transport Truths, and more.

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Welcome to the very first episode! 

On this episode, I chat to Asiya, a recent Computer Systems Engineering graduate, about graduating during a pandemic, transitioning from student to employee, black female representation, and more.

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This is a platform dedicated to highlighting black women's career journeys. Some of the topics discussed include: career choices, inspirations and aspirations, and the importance of representation across all careers.

Stay tuned for the first episode on Wednesday, 1 July 2020.

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