The African Dialogue Podcast

Chanda Banda: Co-Founder Body Dessert Skincare

In this episode, we speak to budding entrepreneur, co-founder and Tony Elumelu Foundation Entrepreneurship Programme winner Chanda Banda. She shares her entrepreneurship journey from the inspiration behind the business, highlights,  challenges and lessons learned. For those in doubt about starting a business and have no idea how to go about it, Chanda shares four key steps: Plan and research Outline your business goals Seek advice from those in the industry  Execution-make it happen and act on it *Body Dessert Skincare info* Facebook: Body Dessert Skincare Instagram: Body Dessert Skincare Mobile: +260 966786768 Email organicbodydesserts@gmail.com

Margaret Musondo Mwape: Founder, Lawyer and Philanthropist

In this episode, we speak to the inspirational Margaret, founder of the Margaret Musondo Mwape Foundation, a charity organization founded in 2010 focusing on supporting underprivileged children and women in Zambia.. As a lawyer and a philanthropist, Margaret shares her journey with us. For more details about the Margaret Musondo Mwape Foundation: +260 968760161 mwapemargaret235@gmail.com [mwapemargaret235@gmail.com] Facebook [https://web.facebook.com/TheMargaretMusondoMwapeFoundation/?_rdc=1&_rdr]

Pan African Women’s Day

In this season finale, Pezu.C.Mukwakwa has an amazing chat with Rawan Taha, Julie Ojiambo, Camilla Malakasuka, Gloria Kembabazi and Chaltu Daniel Kalbessa on what Pan-African Women’s Day means, challenges and as young African women what they are set out to do to promote Pan-Africanism. This is the second of a two-part special commemorating Pan-African Women’s Day (31st July). In the spirit of inclusivity, the first episode was recorded in French and this one is in English. Happy Pan-African Women’s Day! and remember ‘Being African is your superpower’

Journée Internationale de la Femme Africaine

Dans ce dernier épisode de la saison, Cynthia Happi s'entretient avec Aminata Ndiaye, Marina Sènami Monkoun et Simone Mbodé Diouf sur ce que représente la Journée Internationale de la Femme Africaine, ainsi que les défis et efforts fournis, en tant que jeunes femmes africaines, pour promouvoir le panafricanisme. Il s'agit de la première partie de deux séries spéciales commémorant la Journée Internationale de la Femme Africaine (31 juillet). Dans un esprit d'inclusivité, cet épisode a été enregistré en français. Merci à Cynthia qui a pris le relais en tant qu'animatrice pour cet épisode. Bonne Journée Internationale de la Femme Africaine et n'oubliez pas: "Être Africaine est votre super pouvoir."

The complexities of Father's Day

In this episode, I share some of my personal thoughts on my relationship with my own Father.  Happy Father's Day to all Father's and Father figures 🙏🏾