Dear Young Afrikan

Nana Fredua Agyeman
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Dear Young Afrikan

Welcome to 'Dear Young Afrikan' with your host, Nana Fredua Agyeman. This podcast is dedicated to empowering and inspiring the next generation of African leaders and change-makers. In each episode, we explore topics that matter most to young Africans today so whether you're all about hustling in entrepreneurship, leveling up in personal growth, or fighting for change in your community, consider this your go-to podcast. This is 'Dear Young Afrikan'—where inspiration meets action.

  1. 23/01/2023

    Season 3 Finale!

    Wrapping up Season 3! Thank you all for listening and going with me on this journey.  We will be back soon with Season 4! Follow us for more inspiring content! Instagram: Dear Young Afrikan Facebook: Dear Young Afrikan

    25min

  2. 16/01/2023

    "Navigating Jealousy and How to Deal With it" - With Sharmaine Tariro Muchemwa

    In a world where everyone seems to have made it, feeling like you have been left behind is something we are not strangers to. Whether it is a close friend telling you they have just received a promotion, or had a baby or recognized internationally for their work, the nasty feeling of jealousy often shows its head in such moments. So how do we navigate this feeling? Is it possible to stay happy for a friend and still be jealous of them? My good friend; Sharmaine Tariro Muchemwa and I hop on pod to discuss this thing called jealousy and share our own experiences with it. Absolutely relatable content! Follow us for more content! Instagram: Dear Young Afrikan Facebook: Dear Young Afrikan

    47min

  3. 09/01/2023

    Bridging the Data Skills Gap in Africa- With Jeph Acheampong, Director of Blossom Academy

    Today on the podcast I am speaking to a young Afrikan who through his work is trying to close the data skills gap in Africa. But his journey does not begin there. Before setting up Blossom Academy, Jeph encountered challenges that would almost take him off course. Listen to this episode to find out how challenges that were meant to break him instead built him. Jeph's Website: https://www.jephacheampong.com/ Blossom Academy: https://blossom.africa/ Follow us for more content! Instagram: Dear Young Afrikan Facebook: Dear Young Afrikan

    1h8min

  4. 14/11/2022

    'The Impact of Water ATMs in the Global South' with Godfred Amankwaa, PhD Researcher in Digital water

    This week we are highlighting the brilliant work of a young African who is currently a PhD Researcher focusing on Water & Development, Digital development, Infrastructure. Academic research papers are only useful if they are applied to make change, so one of things we want to do on the podcast is highlight the research work of young Africans focused on the development of the continent. If you know any young African who has worked on a brilliant research paper, do let us know! You can email us - dearyoungafrikan@gmail.com Have a great week! Godfred's paper Linkedin: Godfred Amankwaa Instagram: Dear Young Afrikan Facebook: Dear Young Afrikan

    47min

  5. 07/11/2022

    3 Questions You Need to Answer Before 2022 Ends

    This week's episode features the host of the Dear Young Afrikan Podcast! Lol, yes, it's a solo episode! I almost didn't record this because i had a speaker lined up and things just didn't go as planned. But in the spirit of staying consistent, here i am with 3 Questions You Need to Answer Before 2022 Ends. I hope you are inspired into action as usual and challenged to be a better version of yourself as you listen to this. Let me know your comments or questions. Send me a dm on IG or facebook or email me at dearyoungafrikan@gmail.com Have a wonderful week! Social Media Link to my article on building your capacity.  Instagram: Dear Young Afrikan Facebook: Dear Young Afrikan

    23min

  6. 31/10/2022

    "From Consumer to Creator Mindset" - With Anthony Dzamefe, CEO of Caveman Watches

    This week on the podcast, i am speaking to Anthony Dzamefe, CEO of Caveman Watches - Ghana's first watchmaking brand. Anthony started as a human signage at the airport but he says he was hungry for more. We spoke about how his mind works and what sparked the idea to build and sell his own brand of watches instead of selling other brands. Anthony highlights the lessons he's taken from his environment and how they have shaped his approach to life and business. On mentorship he says, more than choosing a mentor, you have to be chosen by the mentor too. He offers practical advice on how to deal with mentors based on his experience. Anthony also challenged me to think differently about this podcast on something we discussed called the "survivorship bias".  If you are a budding entrepreneur, this is an episode not to miss! You can support Anthony's business here Social Media Linkedin: Anthony Dzamefe Instagram: Dear Young Afrikan Facebook: Dear Young Afrikan

    1h1min

  7. 24/10/2022

    "Reflecting on Meaningful Friendships and Purpose" - With Mordecai Storm Olupot, Founding Partner, Stormgold Consulting

    This week's episode is a bit unusual. I am speaking to one of my closest friends about a recurring theme in our conversations - friendships and purpose. There is the saying that you don't get to choose your family, but you get to choose your friends. I believe so strongly that the friends we make and how we individually understand purpose and pursue it, define so much of the outcome of our lives. In a nutshell, this episode feels like eavesdropping on a conversation between two really good friends. Enjoy!  Social Media Instagram: Mordechai Storm Olupot Instagram: Dear Young Afrikan Facebook: Dear Young Afrikan

    52min

  8. 17/10/2022

    Reflections on Governance from a Young African - With Shadrach Owusu, Communications Strategist- Ministry of Energy, Ghana

    This week on the podcast i am speaking to the youngest member of the communications team at the Ministry of Energy in Ghana. Shadrach Owusu shares his experience and reflections on governance as a young African who gets to be part of the daily operations of one of the most pivotal ministries in Ghana. He reflects on the struggles of making sure over 30 million Ghanaians are well informed of the ministry's operations. We also discuss what has allowed him to thrive at his job and what his exit plan is if the incumbent government leaves office in 2024. As the saying goes, 'heavy is the head that wears the crown' and Shadrach is very clear in his submissions that 'governance is not for the faint hearted' Social Media LinkedIn: Shadrach Owusu Instagram: Dear Young Afrikan Facebook: Dear Young Afrikan

    1h4min
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Welcome to 'Dear Young Afrikan' with your host, Nana Fredua Agyeman. This podcast is dedicated to empowering and inspiring the next generation of African leaders and change-makers. In each episode, we explore topics that matter most to young Africans today so whether you're all about hustling in entrepreneurship, leveling up in personal growth, or fighting for change in your community, consider this your go-to podcast. This is 'Dear Young Afrikan'—where inspiration meets action.

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  • Criado por
    Nana Fredua Agyeman
  • Anos de atividade
    2021 - 2023
  • Episódios
    34
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    © Nana Fredua Agyeman
  • Site do podcast
    Dear Young Afrikan

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