In this episode of The Afripreneur Clan Call 1.0, Darrell and Ikhenaton, two entrepreneurs who are passionate about climate change and its impact on Africa.

We discuss the outcomes of the recent climate summit in Nairobi, where leaders from Africa and the West pledged to work together to tackle the global challenge.

We also explore how entrepreneurs can position themselves to benefit from the opportunities and initiatives that are emerging from these collaborations.

Tune in to hear our insights and perspectives on this important topic.

In this episode of the Afripreneur Clan Call, we interview Darrell, a Budding Entrepreneur and Investor who has worked with several businesses across the World. Darrell shares his story of how he started from humble beginnings, what challenges he faced along the way, and what lessons he learned from his experiences. He also gives advice to aspiring entrepreneurs who want to make an impact in the African continent and beyond. Tune in to hear his insights and tips on entrepreneurship, leadership, and innovation.

Welcome to another episode of the Afripreneur podcast, where we share inspiring stories of African entrepreneurs and their businesses.

I'm your host, Darrell, and today I have a very special guest with me, Idriisa Paul Bangura from Monrovia, Liberia.

He is the founder and CEO of PADEI Africa, a non-profit organization that is educating over 300 orphans and unfortunate children in Liberia.

He is also the host of the Pan-African Reading Championship, a competition that promotes literacy and reading skills among young people in West Africa.

While executing a Much BIGGER VISION to expand across the continent.

Come & Listen in to get the patterns he is using to achieve success even in some of the harshest atmosphere.

Facebook Page: The Afripreneur Tribe FB Page

Idrissa's Pages: Idrissa's Facebook Profile

PADEI AFRICA: Padei Africa FB Page

Pan- African Reading Championship; Pan-African-Reading-Championship FB Page

Music Credit: Brendan Ross Saxophonist IG Page

In this 1st episode of The Afripreneur Podcast, we talk to "Ikhe" , short form of Ikhenaton Kirigha, the founder and Lead Designer of Weshalo World, a fashion brand that celebrates African culture and heritage. Ikhe shares his journey from depression to launching his own label that showcases his unique designs and fabrics. He also gives us some insights into the challenges and opportunities of running a fashion business in Kenya, Africa, such as sourcing materials, finding customers, dealing with competition, and adapting to changing trends. Most importantly the Intangible assets or patterns to his now establishment Weshalo World.

Tune in to hear Ikhe's advice for aspiring Afripreneurs & Fashionistas who want to make their mark in the fashion industry in Africa.

Weshalo World; https://weshalo.com/

Music Credit; Branson Ross

Welcome to the Afripreneur Intro.😀😉

Super excited to start this journey with amazing people who are willing to grow and improve,

by learning from the patterns of success.

As the saying goes,

"There's no great man who has ever achieved success unless they drink from the fountain of wisdom."

This podcast is here to bring you the insights and patterns of successful youths who are plumbers, farmers, businessmen, teachers, engineers,

career men & women and more...

WHY?

So that we may have no excuse when it comes to our personal lives, while drawing from the wisdom of those who have

had the same or worse environment to favor them achieve exceeding results.

In this podcast, I introduce myself & share the core reason why we are starting "The Afripreneur"

Feel free to drop your comments, questions that you may want us to ask these guests as they come through.

To your success as you listen 🚀🚀