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  Donald Mavunduse: The People Behind the Markets 04.02.2026 32мин

  Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Inkonversation, we move beyond metrics and models to explore the human side of building markets. Through a reflective conversation, former COO, and Inkomoko Board member Sara Leedom, and COO Donald Mavunduse examine how dignity, agency, and long-term thinking shape real economic change, and why impact is often felt long before it is measured. This is a conversation about what it truly means to create opportunity that lasts.
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  Doug Galen: Grow stronger, Adapt fast, and Reach scale. 28.09.2025 26мин

  Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the Inkonversation Podcast, Rippleworks CEO Doug Galen sits down with our COO Sara Leedom to explore how Rippleworks blends capital and hands-on advisory to help organizations like Inkomoko grow stronger, adapt fast, and reach more entrepreneurs. #SolutionsFoundHere #Inkonversation
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  Nancy Aburi: Changing Minds, Unlocking Capital, Powering Refugee Potential 25.04.2025 22мин

  Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the iNKONVERSATION Podcast, Anna Wanjiru sits down with UNHCR’s Nancy Aburi to explore the origins of Africa’s Private Sector Forum—from a chance conversation at the Global Refugee Forum to a bold, pan-African movement reshaping investment in displacement.
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  Isaac Kwaku Fokuo: Catalyzing Change Amidst Shifting Aid 16.04.2025 29мин

  Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the INKonversation Podcast, Amahoro Coalition's Isaac Kwaku joins host Anna Wanjiru to challenge the way Africa’s private sector views displacement. With over 45 million forcibly displaced people across the continent, Isaac makes the case for seeing this population not as a humanitarian challenge — but as a market, a workforce, and a source of innovation.
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  Hon. Angeline Teny: Inclusive Economic Opportunities for Refugee Entrepreneurs & Displaced Persons 27.02.2025 33мин

  Send us Fan Mail Join us as Hon. Angelina Teny, Interior Minister of South Sudan, challenges the way we see Forcibly Displaced Persons, not as people in need, but as innovators, entrepreneurs, and problem-solvers. In this episode, she shares how South Sudan’s open-door policy is more than just hospitality but a commitment to economic inclusion, community-driven solutions, and unlocking the potential of those who have been displaced.
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  Dr. Addis Ababa Othow: Unlocking Financial Access 21.10.2024 21мин

  Send us Fan Mail Inkonversation S03 E9 Tune into our latest episode as Dr. Addis Ababa, Managing Director of Equity Bank South Sudan, discusses the evolution of the banking sector in South Sudan through digital services and the pursuit of financial inclusion.
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  Johnson Bigwi: Shaping Thinking, Shaping Spaces 07.10.2024 30мин

  Send us Fan Mail Inkonversation S03 E08 Join us for another thrilling conversation. Today we are joined by Johnson Bigwi, CEO of the Architectural Firm FDG Africa, as he shares his unlikely career journey into architecture and his mission to change architectural design in Rwanda and the region.
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  Basil Karimba: Building Africa's first Green City 23.09.2024 25мин

  Send us Fan Mail Inkonversation S03 Ep 7 Tune in as Basil Karimba, CEO of Green City Kigali joins Lais Higashi to explore how Rwanda is addressing sustainable urbanization & tackling environmental challenges tied to rapid urban growth.
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  Yordanos Asmare: Closing the divide for African Talent 09.09.2024 28мин

  Send us Fan Mail Inkonversation S03 Ep 6 Tune in as Yordanos Asmare Head of Talent & Partnerships at A2SV with Barbara Mutoni, Inkomoko's regional Director of People and Culture discuss bridging the opportunity gap for African talent to tackle critical issues and advance tech-driven change.
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  Amath Pathé Sene: Innovate, Accelerate and Scale 26.08.2024 26мин

  Send us Fan Mail Inkonversation s03 Ep05 Join the conversation, as Amath Pathe Sene, Managing Director of Africa Food Systems Forum shares about the need for youth and women in Agriculture to deliver food systems transformation in a digital and climate era.
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  Kwami Williams: Cultivating Community Wealth 12.08.2024 26мин

  Send us Fan Mail INKOnversation S02 Ep.12! Join Kwami Williams , CEO and co-founder of @truemoringa , as he shares his journey from aerospace to agriculture, and how he’s cultivating community wealth through sustainable farming practices.
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  Rufus Karanja: Sustainable Solutions for Displaced Communities 29.07.2024 24мин

  Send us Fan Mail Inkonversation s03 ep 03 Rufus Karanja, Policy Officer at the Embassy of Switzerland in Kenya shares his experience working with forcibly displaced communities and development partners to find durable solutions.
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  Justin Mahamba: Shaping Stories Beyond Stereotypes 13.07.2024 29мин

  Send us Fan Mail Inkonversation s03 ep 02 In this episode, global moderator Georgie Ndirangu talks to Justin Mahamba, founder of T'sha films. He shares his journey as a youth in the Kakuma camp and his drive and support system that allowed him to found a business. He also shares the importance of displaced communities telling their own stories.
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  Akuol De Mabior: All Stories Have The Power To Inspire 01.07.2024 29мин

  Send us Fan Mail Inkonversation S03 Ep01 Akuol De Mabior, a South Sudanese film maker shares her journey to becoming a filmmaker and the power of storytelling to inspire and change perceptions.
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  Ciiru Waweru: Strengthening Africa's Problem-Solving Entrepreneurs 22.04.2024 21мин

  Send us Fan Mail Inkonversation s02 ep 8 Ciiru Waweru Waithaka, serial creative entrepreneur and CEO of Anjiru, a Kenya based lifestyle brand, shares her entrepreneurial journey fueled by innovation, sustainability and investing in the next generation of problem solvers.
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  Marc Gwamaka & Christian Intwari: Engaging Youth to Remember Our Past for a Unified Future 07.04.2024 44мин

  Send us Fan Mail Inkonversation S02 Ep 7 To commemorate the 30th Anniversary of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, our CEO Julienne Oyler hosts a live conversation with Marc Gwamaka of Peace and Lovers Proclaimers - Youth for Change (organizer of Walk to Remember) and Christian Intwari of Our Past Initiative. They discuss this year’s theme: Remember, Unite, Renew as well as the contribution of different youth organizations in the transmission of memory and rebuilding of the country.
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  Sara Yirga: Cultivating opportunity through Ethiopian Coffee 25.03.2024 42мин

  Send us Fan Mail Inkonversation S02 Ep 06 In this episode, Sara Yirga, General Manager of YA Coffee Roasters and Cherish Cafe and books, and President of Ethiopian Women in Coffee, shares her inspiring entrepreneurial journey with Selam Abere of Inkomoko. Tune in to their conversation to hear about her work to grow the potential of Ethiopian coffee and empower women in the industry!
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  Ingrid Karangwayire: Invest in Women, Accelerate Progress 11.03.2024 16мин

  Send us Fan Mail INKOnversation S02 Ep.05! In this podcast, Sharon Akanyana Founder Ishyo Foods speaks with Ingrid Karangwayire of the Bank of Kigali Foundation, discussing the importance of programs like BK Urumuri, which provide interest-free loans and tailored support to entrepreneurs. Tune in for insights on innovation, overcoming challenges, and why investing in our communities is crucial for longterm prosperity.
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  Doreen Orishaba: Driving African Electric Mobility 26.02.2024 27мин

  Send us Fan Mail INKOnversation S02 Ep.04! Doreen Orishaba, Managing Director of BasiGo Rwanda in conversation with Emmanuel Gashagaza, our Senior Business Development Advisor shares how they are revolutionizing public transport in African cities by introducing eco-friendly and efficient electric buses. Learn how their initiative is proving the viability and benefits of electric buses in Kigali and Nairobi. Join us for an electrifying discussion and learn how BasiGo is paving the way for a gr...
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  John Dabi: Fostering Dignified Livelihoods Through Sustainable Solutions 12.02.2024 14мин

  Send us Fan Mail INKOnversation S02 Ep.03 Hon. John Dabi, Deputy Commissioner of South Sudan's Commission for Refugee Affairs discusses key challenges faced by refugees and the crucial role public-private partnerships play in empowering them to thrive.