Our Sustainable Warriors

Unlocking Africa's Potential Through The Digital Wallet Revolution - Muriuki Collins, Terra Softworks

Get ready for an inspiring journey into the heart of fintech innovation in Kenya! In this episode, Nick sits down with Muriuki Collins, the visionary founder and CEO of Terra Softworks. Hear the captivating story of how Terra was born when Collins and his co-founder Martin were university students, and how they've navigated a rollercoaster journey from expanding across East Africa, to rebuilding after the pandemic.

Fly With Me Into The Future of Animal Feed - Fred Juma, Hydro Victoria

Join us as Nick dives deep with Fred Juma, CEO & Co-Founder of Hydro Victoria Fish Farm, to uncover the game-changing secrets behind his innovative approach to making animal feed affordable. Discover how the skyrocketing costs of traditional animal feed led Fred to the remarkable black soldier fly, a sustainable and accessible protein source transforming agriculture and aquaculture in East Africa.

The Sustainable Solution to End Period Poverty - Madhvi Dalal, PadMad

Introducing Our Sustainable Warrior, Madhvi Dalal, the CEO & Co-Founder of PadMad, an organisation changing the lives of girls and women across Kenya by providing free reusable sanitary pads as well as training on menstrual and sexual reproductive health.  In this episode, Madhvi tells us how the real stories of girls and women trading their bodies for access to period products was the spark to take action. Listen now to find out how Madhvi is transforming poverty into dignity.

Building a Successful Start-Up, One Brick at a Time - Kidus Asfaw, Kubik

Nick interviews Kidus Asfaw, CEO of Kubik, a company who provide dignity through affordable housing by turning plastic waste into low cost, low carbon building materials. Kubik's journey has been a rollercoaster, from winning the Global Start-Up Awards in 2023, and getting $3 million in funding, to their co-founder leaving. Kidus reveals all in this episode!

Minimising Coffee's Impact - Almaw Molla & Seblegenet Aklilu, COFFEE RESURRECT

Nick interviews Almaw Molla and Seblegenet Aklilu, co-founders of COFFEE RESURRECT, who have the perfect blend of skills and experience to tackle the coffee waste problem in Ethiopia. In this episode, Almaw and Seblegenet spill the beans on what it takes to build a start-up in Ethiopia and share just how big an opportunity this is for those working across the coffee industry.