This episode features two phenomenal minds in business enterprise: Zimbabwe-born Brian Mushongera who is business development for Code4Kids and his outfit uses the lockdown during Covid-19 to create a digital meeting application: room.sh and Nike Anani Nigerian, UK-raised next-generation business coach, mentor, and co-founder of Africa Family Firms.
They both share authentically about the current situation for African businesses, they delve deeper in addresses social issues such as black lives matter, gender-based violence, the role of men from Brian’s perspective in South African beyond and in Nike’s instance the legacy she is leaving with her young sons from Nigeria to the world.
This episode was particularly personal to me as I share my father’s legacy and how a social enterprise, Urithi, is the best way I also know how to pass on skills, talents, and knowledge to the now-generation of young doers.
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Episode Links
Brian Mushongera | LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/brian-mushongera-82ab33154
Code4Kids: www.getcode4kids.com | Room.sh: https://room.sh
Nike Anani | website: www.nikeanani.com
Africa Family Firms: www.africanfamilyfirms.org
My father's legacy: www.eagamor.com/urithi
Urithi: www.urithimedia.com
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