More than 70 episodes later, we wanted to look back. By looking back, we thought it was fair to celebrate with all of you, the audience we built over the last 18 months. We all know life happens whether you listen to Entrepreneurs Talk Africa or not, and you may
With more that one billion people, Africa is a continent with many opportunities and challenges. Sub-saharan Africa’s healthcare systems remains inaccessible to most African citizens despite billions of dollars in funding. An Israeli startup, Key Africa, has decided to tackle this issue and in this episode we had the privilege to
Take young graduates working a successful corporate life in a big and famous company. Take the same young graduates looking at opportunities unfolding in the new mobility space. Shake a little, add some sleepless sights and a shot of risk, and you end up with Apollo Scooters, one of the top
Growth! The Holy Grail of any startup, We all want to grow faster, higher, and better. Is there a secret ingredient to growth? What should entrepreneur be aware on their growth journey? Those are a few questions and topics we dive into with our guest today, Sandiso Ncube. Sandiso comes back
In this episode, we have the pleasure to have a discussion with Mareme Dieng, the lead of Innovation and Strategy at 500 Startups. 500 Startups mission is to uplift people and economies through entrepreneurship. Merge Africa, Entrepreneurship and yes, talking, here we come! Mareme was born in Senegal and clearly advocates pan
Saving more than 500 tons of food from wastage, distributing more than 2 millions meals and working towards the goal that no food should go to landfill, are the “raison d’être” of Foodwise. In this episode, you will meet Rebecca Espitalier-Noël, the co-founder and CEO of Foodwise. Rebecca walks us in the
Health is one of our most precious human asset. Being able to give birth in the best and secure possible way is almost a given in developed countries, but unfortunately, it’s not the case in emerging economies, particularly in rural areas. Teheca is a startup that provides alternative dedicated patient care
Entrepreneurs Talk Africa first episode was released on June 4, 2020. A lot has happened since then, starting with over 60 podcast episodes! Following the typical format of the debriefs, Gerald, Jason, and Marc come back on their learnings and key takeaways of this first year. And they go a
Imali Pay is an African fintech start-up that is disrupting the African gig economy landscape. Imali Pay recently raised a pre-seed funding from a consortium of VCs. The pre-seed funding was led by the Australia based venture capital fund TEN13. In this episode, we welcome Sanmi Akinmusire, co-founder of Imaly Pay,
It’s always interesting to hear from an entrepreneur who did not think about becoming entrepreneur. Rwandese, living in Switzerland, biologist by education and training with degrees from the universities of Geneva (BSc & MSc) and Basel (PhD), Claire has been professionally active in the pharmaceutical and biotech industry for the