What does it really take to build entrepreneurial ecosystems across different African markets? Sarah Rukundo, entrepreneurship-ecosystem leader and Regional Expansion Lead at the Westerwelle Foundation, has worked across Rwanda, Tanzania, Kenya, and Ghana, building hubs, local teams, and pathways for entrepreneurs to access opportunities.

In this episode, Sarah shares what she has learned about entrepreneurship, regional expansion, and building businesses and ecosystems that respond to real problems and create lasting impact.

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What does it mean to care beyond the clinic? In this episode, Aude Kaze shares her journey as a midwife and founder of Kwezi Midwife, where clinical expertise meets compassion, community, and entrepreneurship. Together, we explore maternal healthcare, building systems of care, and what it takes to support women and families with dignity, empathy, and lasting impact.

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What does it take to turn creativity into a business that lasts? In this episode, Ivan Mugemanyi shares his journey from leaving a career in banking and education to becoming one of the pioneers of Rwanda's professional beauty industry. Together, we explore entrepreneurship, creative discipline, and the systems behind building a brand that grows beyond talent into lasting impact.

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