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From Airforce Pilot to Leading Kenya’s Top Schools | Christospher Khaemba

3.4K views · 15h ago · 1:48:24

Guest: Christospher Khaemba

Christopher Khaemba’s journey is shaped by decisions that tested his ambition, integrity and approach to money. He once hoped to attend Alliance High School but was rejected. Years later, he returned as its principal, leading the school for 10 years. Before that, he had taken charge of Friends School Kamusinga, where teachers had gone six months without pay and parents were struggling with school fees.

Topics: Becoming Principal of Alliance High School · The School That Rejected Him · Starting to Invest in the Stock Market · Why He Returned Six Months of Salary · Friends School Kamusinga's Six Month Salary Crisis · Keeping Students in School When Parents Couldn't Pay

Why He Retired a $20K-a-Month Business to Bet on AI | Brian Namanya | Uganda Edition

9.1K views · 3d ago · 1:29:33

Before Tubayo had a working app, Brian Namanya was selling travel experiences through WhatsApp and DMs. He eventually built a travel and commerce business in Uganda, including a marketplace that generated up to $20,000 in monthly revenue at its peak. So why did he walk away?

Topics: Growing Up in Entebbe and Discovering Entrepreneurship · His First Business and the Economics of Branding · How Social Media Got Him a Deal With Taxify · Starting Tubayo: Selling Travel Through WhatsApp and DMs · Building a Travel Business and Learning to Price · How Tubayo Market Days Became a $20K/Month Business

He Turned KES 11,000 Into Scanad, a Listed Pan-African Company | Bharat Thakrar| Business Edition

24K views · 5d ago · 2:21:42

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Topics: Hand-Counting 1,200 Surveys Got Him His First Real Job · Selling His Car to Start Scanad With KES 11,000 · A £1,400 Trip to London That Beat 9 Agencies for KCB · "Money in the Bank Isn't Yours": His #1 Money Rule · How Scanad Got Around "One Client Per Category" · Taking Over McCann Kenya in 24 Hours

I Raised $1M.Then Couldn't Afford KES 500 | Kevin Mutiso

54K views · 1w ago · 2:05:00

Guest: Kevin Mutiso

What does it take to rebuild financially, professionally and personally after a business you have invested everything in collapses? Kevin Mutiso's relationship with money and business started quite early. While still in Form Two, he was buying shares in Kenya Airways. By 19, he was managing investment portfolios for some of Kenya's top CEOs.

Topics: Expanding Audience Across Africa and Beyond · Upcoming Financially Incorrect Live Event Details · Early Life: Family Support and Dad’s Offer · Kevin Mutiso’s Background & Role in African Fintech · Early Entrepreneurship: Selling Secondhand Phones · Journey in Microfinance and Lending Insights

From Making Kitenge Earrings to A Self-Funded RWF 15M Art Center |Jemima Kakizi |Rwanda Edition

9K views · 1w ago · 1:12:04

Jemima Kakizi was already earning from her art before she graduated from university. But when the momentum slowed after graduation, she had to rethink what building a career in the creative industry actually required. In 2017, she took an entry level internship despite feeling that she should have been further along. The experience exposed her to grant applications, open calls, partnerships and professional communication.

Topics: Jemima Kakizi and the Business of Art · The Financial Reality After Graduation · Why She Took an Entry Level Internship · The Skills She Learnt Beyond Art · Art, Curation and Advocacy · Why She Started Curating for Free

25 Years, Multiple Awards, One Admission: Architecture Would’ve Paid More | Nameless

43K views · 2w ago · 1:47:47

A hit song can make you famous. But does it make you wealthy? For Kenyan music legend Nameless, the answer depends on what happens after the song takes off. A major hit can transform an artist’s earning power, open up new markets and bring opportunities that once seemed out of reach. But a good song does not guarantee commercial success, and even a successful career can leave an artist vulnerable when demand slows down.

Topics: Growing up learning to live within your means · From a KSh 4,700 salary to music · The first car and early money decisions · How Ninanoki changed his career · The difference between a hit and a mega hit · How Sinzia opened up new markets

She Lost Her Business, Then Built a Creative Brand From Wood Scraps | Doreen Natukunda | UG Edition

14K views · 2w ago · 1:21:05

Doreen Natukunda Opio spent nearly eight years trying to rebuild her livelihood after losing her first business. From selling T-shirts and household items to experimenting with handcrafted art, she struggled to find her footing until COVID-19 opened an unexpected opportunity. Using leftover wood offcuts and the power of social media, Dorin built Art Kadowaz into a creative studio serving clients across East Africa.

Topics: Meet Doreen Natukunda · Growing Up in a Family Business · Starting Her First Business · Losing Her Business & Starting Over · Motherhood & Financial Setbacks · Eight Years of Finding Her Way Back

How Kevin Kamau Built a Successful Agribusiness in Africa | Business Edition

43K views · 2w ago · 1:56:46

How do you build an agribusiness managing nearly 5,000 acres across Africa without owning the land? When Kevin Kamau returned to Kenya in 2015 after a decade in the US, he struggled to find employment and turned to farming with no personal capital. What began with one acre of family land grew into Tukalime Ventures, an agribusiness operating across Kenya, Rwanda, Mozambique and Nigeria. But growth came with expensive lessons.

Topics: Welcome to Financially Incorrect · The Risks of Agribusiness · Family, Inheritance & Generational Wealth · Life in America · Returning to Kenya · Starting Farming With Zero Capital