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Vuuqa PodcastEpisode 7 - NFTs for African Artists and Art CollectorsIn this episode, we chat to Karabo Morule about NFTs, and the awesome work she’s doing to help art collectors value their collection, and treat them like real investments.Karabo Morule is the co-founder of Capital Art which launched in December 2020. Capital Art is the first art collection management service, focused on collectors of modern and contemporary African art.She is an actuary by profession with experience in the investment banking industry. Karabo has been collecting, investing in and being a patron of the arts since 2012. She is a member of the World Economic Fo...2022-03-3036 min

Moments with NderruMoments with Nderru #83 - AccountabilityAccountability can be loosely thrown around without full understanding of its meaning. Accountability is a necessity in every area of your life. Yet, why do we shy away from it? This conversation was shared with Horesia Nyawade.As an entrepreneur, Horesia wears many hats. She is co-founder, Chief Innovator and Editor-in-Chief at Vuuqa, a digital platform and services network; featuring Africa’s fastest growing audience of entrepreneurs, brands and everyday leaders. Horesia also serves as an accountability and transformational lifestyle coach. Through her consistency training and mindset change program, she teaches people how t...2022-03-1427 min

Vuuqa PodcastEpisode 6 - The real funding landscape in Africa.As a Pan African career professional who is highly experienced in early to mid-stage Fintech & E-commerce start ups, Tatenda Furusa has gained a wealth of knowledge in conceptualisation, new product development & shaping strategic initiatives to build out start-ups and go to market efforts.In the episode, he gives us insight on funding Landscape in Africa, as well as the work he’s doing to serve the gig economy with Imali Pay.2021-10-1119 min

Vuuqa Podcast9 Women in 90 minutes Series: Eps 9 - Women in Male-dominated Industries with Doreen MokoenaThe 9 Women in 90 minutes series touches on the "so-called “taboo” topics affecting the African women in society such as masculinity, unconventional careers, high performing single mothers, just to name a few. In episode 9 Doreen Mokoena chats to us about how she maneuvered herself to the top in a male dominated industry. Doreen Mokoena is an accomplished Internet and Cybersecurity expert with over 7 years in the internet industry. She is currently the founder and CEO of Cybersec Clinique, a software development and cybersecurity company that specializes in mining technologies. Doreen leads...2021-08-0611 min

Vuuqa Podcast9 Women in 90 minutes Series: Eps 8 - Women’s Empowerment with Ms KhozaThe 9 Women in 90 minutes series touches on the "so-called “taboo” topics affecting the African women in society such as masculinity, unconventional careers, high performing single mothers, just to name a few. In episode 8 we chat to Ms Khoza about how men can support and push the women empowerment agenda. Ms Khoza is the Founder and Chairperson of the Zodwa Khoza Foundation, a not-for-profit company. Together with the City of Johannesburg, the Foundation houses the Zodwa Khoza Entrepreneurial and Skills Development Center at the Diepkloof, Soweto multi-purpose center. Ms Khoza is a S...2021-08-0613 min

Vuuqa Podcast9 Women in 90 minutes Series: Eps 7 - Menstrual Matters with Farah FortuneThe 9 Women in 90 minutes series touches on the "so-called “taboo” topics affecting the African women in society such as masculinity, unconventional careers, high performing single mothers, just to name a few. In episode 7 Farah Fortune chats to us about menstrual matters and how we as ordinary citizen can help in ensuring that free pads are a right for all women. Farah Chirene Fortune, founder & director of African Star Communications (ASC) is the well known businesswoman behind many successful corporate and celebrity brands. She is better known to her clients & indust...2021-08-0618 min

Vuuqa Podcast9 Women in 90 minutes Series: Eps 6 - Mindfulness and Self-love with Dorothy OokoThe 9 Women in 90 minutes series touches on the "so-called “taboo” topics affecting the African women in society such as masculinity, unconventional careers, high performing single mothers, just to name a few. In episode 1 we chat to Dorothy Ooko on how mindfulness and self-love can help you with living a balanced life. Dorothy currently heads the Google Communications team in Africa. When not working Dorothy loves keeping fit, sports, hiking, reading, cooking and travelling. She is very active on social media and believes in being part of the conversations to build...2021-08-0614 min

Vuuqa Podcast9 Women in 90 minutes Series: Eps 5 - Women in Unconventional Careers with Apiwe Nxusani-MawelaThe 9 Women in 90 minutes series touches on the "so-called “taboo” topics affecting the African women in society such as masculinity, unconventional careers, high performing single mothers, just to name a few. In episode 5 we chat to Apiwe Nxusani-Mawela on how she managed to thrive in a career that is unconventional for women. Apiwe Nxusani-Mawela is an enthusiastic brewmaster born and raised in Butterworth, a small village in the Eastern Cape, South Africa. Apiwe got intrigued by the science of beer making during her high school days when she visited an open...2021-08-0608 min

Vuuqa Podcast9 Women in 90 minutes Series: Eps 4 - Age and Marital Status Discrimination with Astelie NgarambeThe 9 Women in 90 minutes series touches on the "so-called “taboo” topics affecting the African women in society such as masculinity, unconventional careers, high performing single mothers, just to name a few. In episode 4 we chat to Astelie Ngarambe on discrimination that women face due to their age and marital status. Astelie Ngarambe is a marketing professional with brand building and brand execution experience in Western and Eastern Africa. Her 10-year marketing career includes tenures in Silicon Valley based companies. Astelie's passion lies in helping African companies build a big brand...2021-08-0611 min

Vuuqa Podcast9 Women in 90 minutes Series: Eps 3 - Single Motherhood and High Performance with Lesego MaboaThe 9 Women in 90 minutes series touches on the "so-called “taboo” topics affecting the African women in society such as masculinity, unconventional careers, high performing single mothers, just to name a few. In episode 2 we chat to Lesego Maboa on how she balances being a single mother and and a higher performer at work. Lesego Maboa is a qualified Chartered Accountant, currently working as a Finance Manager for an Institutional Stockbroker in the Banking industry. She is the eldest of three, and currently a single, ambitious, dream chasing, go-getting mom. She is...2021-08-0611 min

Vuuqa Podcast9 Women in 90 minutes Series: Eps 2 - Sexuality, Inclusivity and Diversity with Bandy KikiThe 9 Women in 90 minutes series touches on the "so-called “taboo” topics affecting the African women in society such as masculinity, unconventional careers, high performing single mothers, just to name a few. In episode 2 we chat to Bandy Kiki on why Sexuality, Inclusivity and Diversity are important in our society. Bandy Kiki is a Cameroonian public figure, entrepreneur and LGBT+ activist. She is the Founder of Kikum Consulting - a marketing and branding consultancy; Co-founder of Rem Clan - a gender-neutral online apparel clothing company inspired by everything LGBTQ and African...2021-08-0610 min

Vuuqa Podcast9 Women in 90 Minutes Series: Eps 1 - Women Supporting Women with Rehema IsaThe 9 Women in 90 minutes series touches on the "so-called “taboo” topics affecting the African women in society such as masculinity, unconventional careers, high performing single mothers, just to name a few In episode 1 we chat to Rehema Isa on the importance of women supporting women and the role she plays. Rehema is a Serial Entrepreneur, a Business Strategist, a Storyteller and a Mother. She is the co-founder of Womanomics Africa™, a not for profit focused on advocacy, research and capacity building, to ensure that women receive ½ of $6tn estimated to be unlo...2021-08-0613 min

Vuuqa PodcastEpisode 5 - Sustainable and Impactful Intra African travel with Michael NjeruMichael Njeru is a seasoned actor and producer in Kenya’s film industry. He is the Head of Community at Turnup.Travel and doubles up as production manager for TurnUp in Motion Crew with many years in the production realm. In the episode, he gives us insight on how the pandemic impacted the African travel industry. He talks about the importance of sustainable travel through community impact. Lastly, we touch on the power of lens through storytelling, digitally sharing and documenting our true pride and culture.2021-06-0727 min

Vuuqa PodcastEpisode 4 - Mentorship and Gender Equality for African Women with Steffi Barandereka NinezaSteffi is a feminist leader who calls herself a Chief Feminism Officer (CFO). She is on a mission to advocate for women and girls’ equal rights and uses her voice on various platforms to challenge the roles and stereotypes that lead to inequalities and exclusion.During the episode, we discuss the importance of gender equality and explore interventions that companies can implement, to ensure that all genders are equally represented in the workplace. She also talks about her volunteer work, as a mentor to young girls, with G4G and The Ubuntu Academy. Lastly, she touches on ho...2021-05-1032 min

Vuuqa PodcastEpisode 3 - The EdTech landscape in Africa with Matsi ModiseIn episode 3, we talk about the EdTech landscape in Africa with Matsi Modise, Founding CEO of Furaha Afrika Holdings. About the Guest: Matsi is on a mission to contribute to Africa's skills revolution and boost South African entrepreneurs. She has numerous other awards to her name including being chosen by the World Economic Forum as one of the Top 50 Global Shapers to attend the annual Davos conference. Matsi is an experienced international speaker with a passion for entrepreneurship, leadership and South African start-ups.2021-05-1017 min

Vuuqa PodcastEpisode 2 - Agriculture and the Youth with Nono SekhotoIn episode 2 we have a chat with Nono Sekhoto - MD and Founder, GrowthShoot. Listen as we find out more about the role she plays in educating and empowering youth who are interested in being part of the Agriculture industry.2021-05-1023 min

Vuuqa PodcastEpisode 1 - The impact of Social Enterprises with The Social Enterprise Academy SAWelcome to Vuuqa’s new business podcast where we chat to African brands and business about all things entrepreneurial, digital, innovative, and disruptive. In episode 1 we chat to the Social Enterprise Academy about the social enterprise landscape in South Africa and what role they play in the entrepreneurship ecosystem.2021-05-1026 min

Conversations With Immaculate LwangaEpisode 8_ We are the ones we need.I have a conversation a phenomenal African mogul in the making, Horesia Nyawade (The H is silent). Horesia is the co-founder at Vuuqa, a digital specialist firm and marketplace for African brands. Born in Kenya and raised in different countries, she describes herself as a third culture kid and she has a refined ability to feel and connect. We talk about so many things in regards to the creative journey from just starting to knowing we're the ones we need and the mindset of an up and coming creator within an emerging economy. She drops many gems that are...2020-07-311h 12

Conversations With Immaculate LwangaEpisode 7_ JUST START!This week's episode is not your typical audio episode, it's a recording of an IG Live I was gracefully invited to. Earlier this week, my good sis and fellow East African, Horensia Nyawade invited me onto her second episode of her IG Live Sessions. Horensia is a digital strategist and co-founder of a really amazing brand, Vuuqa. The theme of the conversation was "Just Start!" and we touched on a number of things from the start of our budding friendship,fighting the "When Syndrome" and being ready for what you what you what you want to start. In the se...2020-07-0505 min

An African MillennialSn 1 | Ep. 11: Perspective of an African millennial entrepreneur featuring Horesia NyawadeSo what is the entrepreneurial journey for the African millennial? I believe everyone has their own story and unique experience. In this week's episode, I get to interview Horesia Nyawade, a Kenyan- born techpreneur based in Johannesburg, South Africa. She is the co-founder of VUUQA, an e-commerce retail platform that has keen interest on promoting and growing African brands. We talk about the journey of joining this path, the highlights, challenges and lessons so far. What about the mental health of entrepreneurs and how self-belief is so vital? Impostor syndrome? What about pushing through with feminine energy and owning your s...2019-10-041h 00

IJERE AfricaAdvancing Ecommerce in AfricaOn this episode we take a look at growing Ecommerce platforms in Africa. We explore how to set up an ecommerce site for your business, what you should look out for and which platforms are available for you to use. We also chat to Horesia Nyawade and Tshiwela Ncube who are the founders of Vuuqa an online store for African products. A burning question is how to set up payment methods that work in African markets and that will work for your ecommerce site. We also explore the opportunities available in the Ecommerce sector from starting delivery services, creating the...2018-10-2459 min