Leadership is a privilege whose impact, both positive and negative, should never be underestimated. If you are in a position of leadership out there, wield it with empathy and cognisance of its impact, its ability to inspire and dishearten in equal measure. Catch this and treasure trove of such gems on episode 17 of the AfriCAN Do! Podcast featuring @danaceda founder of @semabox Africa. AfriCAN Do! is available on YouTube and Spotify

How can we use AI? We can't fight it - @carolmusyoka @semabox

🎙️ NEW EPISODE | The AfriCAN Do! Podcast Ep. 63 @carolmusyoka of CMCL Africa on how board governance training is quietly building the next generation of great, sustainable African companies. 🏛️🌍 From Citibank and Barclays to chairing the Kenya Deposit Insurance Corporation and sitting on boards at EABL and BAT Kenya, Carol has spent two decades inside Africa's most consequential boardrooms. Now she is training the directors who will steward Africa's next champions. ⚖️✨ Hosted by Leonard Mudachi, Chief Vision & Growth Officer, BRRAL. ▶️ Watch on YouTube: @AfriCANDoByBRRAL 🎧 Listen on Spotify and all major platforms Africans CAN Do! Africans, Do! 🇰🇪🌍 youtu.be/vLHb6pVwsvA?si=TMIP…

🎙️ NEW EPISODE | The AfriCAN Do! Podcast Ep. 63 @carolmusyoka of CMCL Africa on how board governance training is quietly building the next generation of great, sustainable African companies. 🏛️🌍 From Citibank and Barclays to chairing the Kenya Deposit Insurance Corporation and sitting on boards at EABL and BAT Kenya, Carol has spent two decades inside Africa's most consequential boardrooms. Now she is training the directors who will steward Africa's next champions. ⚖️✨ Hosted by Leonard Mudachi, Chief Vision & Growth Officer, BRRAL. ▶️ Watch on YouTube: @AfriCANDoByBRRAL 🎧 Listen on YouTube and all major platforms Africans CAN Do! Africans, Do! 🇰🇪🌍 youtu.be/eGw70xfgzAA?si=VBkn…

youtu.be/eGw70xfgzAA?si=VBkn… 🎙️ NEW EPISODE | The AfriCAN Do! Podcast Ep. 63 Carol Musyoka of CMCL Africa on how board governance training is quietly building the next generation of great, sustainable African companies. 🏛️🌍 From Citibank and Barclays to chairing the Kenya Deposit Insurance Corporation and sitting on boards at EABL and BAT Kenya, Carol has spent two decades inside Africa's most consequential boardrooms. Now she is training the directors who will steward Africa's next champions. ⚖️✨ Hosted by Leonard Mudachi, Chief Vision & Growth Officer, BRRAL. ▶️ Watch on YouTube: @AfriCANDoByBRRAL 🎧 Listen on Spotify and all major platforms Africans CAN Do! Africans, Do! 🇰🇪🌍

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The CBC Conundrum: Why Kenya’s Future Needs Biens, Nyashinskis, Kioko Mwitikis, Lupita Nyongos and Eliud Kipchoges as Much as Programmers and Doctors. linkedin.com/pulse/cbc-conun… via @LinkedIn

🌍 Transforming Off-Grid Communities: Abubakar Aidarus on AfriCAN Do! Podcast Ep. 62 "We are enough." It’s more than an affirmation; it’s the reality of the African entrepreneurial spirit. In Episode 62 of the AfriCAN Do! Podcast, we dive deep into the journey of a visionary who proved that local context is the ultimate unfair advantage in the global shift toward renewable energy. We are honored to welcome Abubakar Aidarus, the Founder and CEO of Solargen Technologies, to the show. 🇰🇪☀️ 🎙️ Meet the Guest: The Engineer of Impact Abubakar’s story is a masterclass in identifying a gap and having the resilience to fill it. While still an Electrical Engineering student at the University of Nairobi, Abubakar didn’t just wait for graduation—he launched Solargen in 2010. With a background rooted in the Equity Bank pre-university program and executive training from Harvard Business School, Abubakar has scaled Solargen into a leading force for energy, water, and food security. As an EPRA T3 Licensed solar PV expert, he is quite literally powering the future of underserved, off-grid communities across Kenya. 💡 What You’ll Learn in This Episode: The Transition from Consumer to Producer: How Abubakar moved from studying theory to manufacturing solutions for Africa’s unique energy needs. 🔋 Building for the "Last Mile": Why serving off-grid communities isn't just charity—it's a massive, sustainable business opportunity. Overcoming the "Year of Tears": The vulnerable truth about capital, infrastructure, and the grit required to lead a renewable energy revolution. Strategic Leadership: Insights from a Harvard-trained entrepreneur on managing community development alongside technical excellence. 🇰🇪 Solving African Problems with African Genius From designing sewage systems for Kenyan soil to revolutionizing fish protein, the AfriCAN Do! Podcast celebrates the producers of our destiny. Abubakar Aidarus embodies this shift, proving that when we stop "listening to the noise" and start executing, we create value that foreign models cannot match. 🔗 Listen & Watch Now Catch the full conversation and get inspired to Do! Watch on YouTube: 📺 Are you ready to join the movement? #AfriCANDo​ #AfricanEntrepreneurs​ #SolargenTechnologies​ #AbubakarAidarus​ #RenewableEnergyAfrica​ #KenyaTech​ #SolarPower​ #OffGridSolutions​ #AfricanGenius​ #EntrepreneurshipJourney​ #Sustainability​ #AEO​ #ImpactInvesting​ The AfriCAN Do! Podcast: An affirmation, a confirmation, and a reassurance that you are not alone in your journey. 🌍✨ youtu.be/UlTh9QbTB3g?si=596g…

When did you make the call to make livestock your full time gig? @ReyianRisa @semabox

We were moving around the whole country looking for pasture. @ReyianRisa @semabox

Safari Rally....other than the first year, imekuwa kazi ya kujituma. @mwarv @semabox

Digital helped me see my results instantly @mwarv @semabox

I started out shooting videos on a Sony Handycam @mwarv

Me infront and not behind a camera, talking about this rollercoaster of a career as a storyteller with @LMudachi. The side of creative businesses that we rarely talk about. youtu.be/erECk8r4twc?si=ZYE6…

🎉 Celebrating a Milestone: Episode 60 of the AfriCAN Do! Podcast! 🎙️ The Business of Storytelling: Mwangi Kirubi (@mwarv) on Celebrating Africa Through the Lens | AfriCAN Do! Podcast Ep. 60 Welcome to a landmark moment! We are thrilled to celebrate Episode 60 of the AfriCAN Do! Podcast, a channel dedicated to sharing the authentic, contextual, vulnerable, inspiring, and informative stories of African Entrepreneurs, by African Entrepreneurs. Our platform is both a powerful affirmation that Africans CAN Do! and a clarion call to action. In this special 60th episode, we are honored to sit down with Mwangi Kirubi, widely known as Mwarv, the visionary founder and lead photographer at Click Pictureworks Africa. 📸 Who is @ClickPictures Africa? For over a decade, Mwarv and his versatile team of videographers and photographers have been on a mission, actively "Celebrating Africa" by telling powerful stories through photos and video. They specialize in amplifying client stories and connecting with audiences across multiple dynamic sectors, including Documentary, Conservation, Sports, and Commercial projects. 💡 Why You Should Listen / Watch: If you are searching for insights into building a creative business in Africa, the art of multimedia storytelling, or the realities of the entrepreneurial journey, this episode delivers. Mwarv's journey perfectly embodies the AfriCAN Do! mission: to create conversation, inspire action, correct narratives, and reassure African entrepreneurs that they are not alone on their paths to success. Starting with a strong focus on Kenyan entrepreneurship, this conversation holds valuable lessons for regional and continental players alike. In this episode, we cover: The decade-long journey of building Click Pictureworks Africa. How to build a versatile multimedia team for photography and videography. Navigating different visual niches: from Conservation and Documentaries to Sports and Commercial shoots. The authentic and vulnerable realities of being a Kenyan entrepreneur. 👇 Join the Conversation! Are you inspired by the African entrepreneurial spirit? Hit the LIKE button, SUBSCRIBE for more inspiring journeys, and SHARE this episode with a fellow creator or entrepreneur! Let's continue to build and celebrate African brands together. 🎧 Listen & Watch Now: Mwangi Kirubi, Mwarv photographer, Click Pictureworks Africa, AfriCAN Do Podcast Episode 60, African Entrepreneurs, Business of Photography in Kenya, Multimedia Storytelling Africa, Documentary and Conservation Videography, African Business Podcast, Kenyan Entrepreneurs, Creative Agencies in Africa. #️⃣​ #AfriCANDoPodcast​ #Episode60​ #MwangiKirubi​ #Mwarv​ #ClickPictureworksAfrica​ #AfricanEntrepreneurs​ #AfricanBusiness​ #StorytellingAfrica​ #PhotographyKenya​ #CreativeEntrepreneur​ #AfricanExcellence​ #CelebratingAfrica​ youtu.be/erECk8r4twc?si=ZR8t…

🎙️ Episode 59: The Architect of African Brands | Kanyi Ohawa How do you build a global brand with a local soul? 🇰🇪✨ In Episode 59 of the AfriCAN Do! Podcast, we go behind the scenes with Kanyi Ohawa, a visionary powerhouse transforming Kenya’s design ecosystem. Kanyi is the Founder and CEO of All and Sundry Ltd, a Nairobi-based agency renowned for bespoke branding and creative solutions that marry "Kenyan flavor" with a "global feel." But her impact goes beyond her agency walls. As a sought-after On-Demand/Fractional Creative Director, Kanyi serves as a strategic partner for MSMEs and growing organizations. She bridges the gap between high-level brand strategy and execution, providing SMEs with the executive-level creative leadership they need to scale in ultra-competitive markets. 💡 In this episode, we explore: The Fractional Advantage: Why SMEs are turning to on-demand creative directors to build sustainable brand frameworks. All and Sundry’s Legacy: How Kanyi’s 20 years as a fine artist and entrepreneur built a "one-stop shop" for graphic design and branding. The African Creative Economy: Scaling systemic mentorship and wellness advocacy for the next generation of creatives. Authentic Branding: Moving from a "retail experience" to a "creative experience" to build lasting connections with target markets. Kanyi’s journey is a powerful affirmation of the AfriCAN Do! spirit—a blend of fine art, business acumen, and a relentless drive to correct narratives through human-centered design. 🔗 Listen & Watch on📺 YouTube 🎨 Explore All and Sundry Ltd Fractional Creative Director Kenya, Kanyi Ohawa, All and Sundry Ltd, On-Demand Creative Leadership, Branding for African MSMEs, Nairobi Design Agency, Creative Economy Strategy, Human-Centered Design Africa, AfriCAN Do Podcast. #AfriCANDo​ #FractionalCreativeDirector​ #KanyiOhawa​ #BrandingKenya​ #AllAndSundry​ #AfricanEntrepreneurs​ #MSMESolutions​ #CreativeStrategy​ #NairobiBusiness​ #DesignEcosystem​ youtu.be/SpIw-nlmvqY?si=hjw3…

🌍 Episode 58: Building Hospitality Giants with Samantha Muna | The AfriCAN Do! Podcast Africans CAN Do! It is more than an affirmation; it is our clarion call to action. In this episode of The AfriCAN Do! Podcast, we celebrate the ownership of our narratives by diving into the 30-year journey of a titan in the African hospitality sector. We are honored to introduce Samantha Muna, the Founder, Managing Director, and Head of Business Development for @TrianumKe. As a pioneer in third-party hotel management in East Africa, Samantha has redefined the standards for serviced apartments, extended stays, and holiday homes across the region. 🏨✨ 🎙️ Why You Need to Listen to This Story: Samantha’s entrepreneurial journey is a masterclass in global expertise meets local impact. From managing institutional hotel assets in Boston, MA, to working with global giants like @WaltDisneyWorld , @Hilton, and @TUIUK, she has returned home to build a powerhouse that influences the very skyline of East Africa. In this episode, we explore: The Art of the Pivot: How Samantha transitioned from global consulting to founding East Africa’s leading management firm. 📈 Hospitality Real Estate Finance: Deep insights from a @Cornell University MMH specialist on market dynamics and asset performance. Strategic Growth: The "how-to" of securing new opportunities and navigating intricate negotiations in the African market. Correcting the Narrative: Breaking barriers for women in tourism and property development through leadership in KPDA - Kenya Property Development Association and KAWT - Kenya Association for Women in Tourism. 🌟 About Samantha Muna With an academic foundation from @KenyaUtalii College, Hotel School @LesRochesNews (Switzerland), and Cornell (USA), Samantha brings a three-continent perspective to the table. She is a seasoned deal-maker and a member of the International Society of Hospitality Consultants (ISHC), dedicated to improving the performance of hospitality assets under institutional ownership. 🔗 Watch/Listen Now: Don't miss this authentic, vulnerable, and deeply informative conversation. Whether you are an aspiring entrepreneur or a seasoned investor, Samantha’s story is the reassurance you need that you are not alone in your journey. 👉 Subscribe to The AfriCAN Do! Podcast for more stories of African Entrepreneurs by African Entrepreneurs. #AfriCANdo​ #AfricanEntrepreneurs​ #HospitalityAfrica​ #TrianumHospitality​ #SamanthaMuna​ #EastAfricaBusiness​ #HotelManagement​ #WomenInBusinessAfrica​ #EntrepreneurshipKenya​ #PodcastAfrica​ #TravelAndTourism​ #RealEstateFinance​ youtu.be/Ijg_d8TJOdI?si=68Mt…

🚀 Can Sports be the Next Frontier for African Entrepreneurship? | AfriCAN Do! Podcast Ep. 57 Welcome to Episode 57 of the AfriCAN Do! Podcast—the home of authentic African entrepreneurial stories. Today, we dive into the intersection of elite performance, academia, and social impact with a trailblazer who is redefining the sports landscape in Kenya. 🇰🇪 Meet Our Guest: Dr. Boit Kiptolo 🏊‍♂️🎓 In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Boit Kiptolo, the Founder and CEO of Nextgen Sport Academy and a Business Daily Top 40 Under 40 (2025) honoree. Dr. Boit isn’t just a businessman; he’s a former elite athlete who represented Kenya on the world stage, winning bronze at the *All Africa Games**. Today, he is leveraging his Ph.D. in Sport & Exercise Science and his experience as a lecturer at **Kenyatta University* to bridge the gap between academic theory and high-performance sports. In this episode, we discuss: The Business of Sports: How Nextgen Sport Academy is building a high-performance ecosystem for young champions. Social Inclusion: The mission of the *Nextgen Foundation* in providing scholarships to underprivileged athletes. 🤝 The Science of Success: Utilizing biomechanics, sports nutrition, and data analysis to enhance performance. The Entrepreneurial Pivot: Moving from a National Swim Team star to a CEO and thought leader in African sports policy. Why You Need to Listen 🎧 Whether you are an aspiring entrepreneur, a sports enthusiast, or a policymaker, Dr. Boit’s journey is a powerful affirmation that African ideas can scale. This conversation is a masterclass in vulnerability, strategic growth, and the "AfriCAN Do!" spirit. "We aren't just building athletes; we are building the next generation of African leaders through the discipline of sport." — Dr. Boit Kiptolo Watch or Listen Now 👇 YouTube youtu.be/Uz5WOPQtQLA?si=Xsox… African Entrepreneurship, Nextgen Sport Academy, Dr. Boit Kiptolo, Kenya Top 40 Under 40, Sports Science Africa, Youth Empowerment, Nextgen Foundation, Kenyatta University, African Business Stories, Sports Management Kenya. #AfriCANDo​ #AfricanEntrepreneurs​ #SportsBusiness​ #DrBoitKiptolo​ #NextgenSportAcademy​ #KenyaEntrepreneurship​ #Top40Under40​ #AthleteToCEO​ #AfricanSuccessStories​ #YouthEmpowerment