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On this episode of After Hours, in partnership with Tanqueray Africa, Chisom Anoke, Regional Head, Anglophone Africa at Yango, shares what it takes to build mobility solutions across Africa's diverse markets. He reflects on the challenges of scaling transportation technology, why Yango partners with local operators instead of competing with them, and how innovation, regulation, and sustainable mobility are shaping the future of transport across the continent.

On this episode of After Hours, in partnership with Tanqueray Africa, Christabel Ojuok, co-founder of Nesti, shares how she's rethinking access to homeownership for millions of Kenyans excluded by traditional mortgage systems. She reflects on why Nesti pivoted from a property marketplace to alternative credit scoring, how rent payments can unlock access to home loans, and what it takes to build trust and innovation in Africa's real estate sector.

On this episode of After Hours, in partnership with Tanqueray Africa, Jermaine Craig, founder of Kwanda, shares the story of building a community-driven fundraising platform connecting the African diaspora with entrepreneurs across the continent. He reflects on Kwanda's rapid growth, the difficult decision to shut it down and rebuild it, why transparency and trust are essential to community-led funding, and what it takes to create meaningful, long-term impact across Africa.

On this episode of After Hours, in partnership with Tanqueray Africa, Mbula Nzuki, founder and managing partner of MN Legal, shares what it takes to build a modern law firm across Africa. She reflects on the legal and regulatory barriers businesses face when expanding across the continent, why she founded the MNL Africa Leadership Circle to turn conversations into action, and how technologies like AI are reshaping the future of law.

On this episode of After Hours, in partnership with Tanqueray Africa, Serigne Fall, founder of LOOKA Research, explores one of Africa’s most overlooked challenges—research operations. He unpacks why many companies struggle to turn research into meaningful insights, and why research is often treated as a “nice-to-have” instead of a core part of building products.

On this episode of My Tech Story Africa, Alice Kanjejo sits down with Will Green, entrepreneur, angel investor, and ecosystem builder with over 20 years of experience across Africa and beyond. He shares why relationships matter more than pitch decks, the power of intentional communities, and why collaboration beats competition in African ecosystems. Will also unpacks why sales is a critical but overlooked growth driver, and explores the importance of strong founder–investor relationships and strategic capital in bridging Africa’s funding gap.

On this episode of After Hours, Florent Nduwayezu, climate tech investor and venture capitalist, shares hard-earned insights on building and funding tech businesses in Africa. From why commercial viability matters more than chasing grants, to the pitfalls global investors overlook, he breaks down what it really takes to succeed in African markets.

On this episode of My Tech Story Africa, Angela Mukami, Senior Product Manager at M-KOPA, shares honest insights on what makes Buy Now Pay Later models succeed or fail in Africa. From income volatility to the importance of trust and local context, she unpacks the realities of building financial products for everyday Africans.

On this episode of My Tech Story Africa, host Alice Kanjejo sits down with Dr. Doris Change, founder and CEO of Elite Leadership and Governance Centre, to explore redefining success, breaking barriers, and loving your Mondays. Known as "the workplace whisperer," Dr. Change shares insights on creating fulfilling work, navigating entrepreneurship, and empowering women in STEM and leadership. She offers practical advice on growth, delegation, and pursuing your dreams with intention, reminding us that fulfillment comes from aligning passion with purpose.