The Africa2100 Podcast

Africa2100 Podcast explores the future of business, innovation, and entrepreneurship on the African continent. Through insightful conversations with industry experts, founders, and change-makers, we uncover the strategies, challenges, and opportunities shaping Africa’s startup ecosystem. Whether you're an entrepreneur, investor, or visionary, this podcast provides valuable insights to help you navigate and thrive in the evolving business landscape of Africa and beyond.

The Africa2100 Podcast is a business podcast hosted by Africa2100, with 10 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Africa2100 hosts The Africa2100 Podcast, a business show with 10 episodes published.

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  African Entrepreneurs Answer Your Toughest Business Questions

  Mar 20, 202651 min

  This special episode of The Africa2100 Podcast was recorded as part of Podcasthon 2026 , a global initiative highlighting organizations creating meaningful social impact. In this episode, entrepreneurs from across Africa come together to answer real questions from the Africa2100 community — from aspiring founders, early-stage entrepreneurs, and members of the diaspora looking to build or invest on the continent. This is an honest, practical conversation about what it really takes to build a business in Africa.

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  Episode #10

  His First Business in Nigeria Failed in 6 Months. Here’s What It Taught Him (ft. Chete Nwanze)

  Feb 25, 202649 minS2

  In the final episode of The Africa2100 Podcast , Chete Nwanze shares his journey of returning to Nigeria, launching an agro-commodities business that failed within six months, and how that failure reshaped his approach to entrepreneurship. He reflects on value chains, funding realities, and why patience is essential when building ventures in Nigeria. Follow the podcast for more honest conversations about building and returning home across Africa.

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  Episode #9

  Building Africa’s AI Infrastructure from Kenya (ft. Eston Kimani)

  Feb 18, 202658 minS2

  In this episode of The Africa2100 Podcast , Eston Kimani shares what it takes to build AI-powered conversational infrastructure from Kenya. As Founder of ChatSasa, Eston discusses product development, long-term thinking, and why Africa must build its own technology solutions instead of just consuming them. Follow the podcast for more conversations on building the future across Africa.

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  Episode #8

  Why She Sold Everything to Build Women Entrepreneurs in Ghana (ft. Toyin Dania)

  Feb 11, 202651 minS2

  In this episode of The Africa2100 Podcast , Toyin Dania shares her journey from growing up in the UK to relocating to Ghana and building women entrepreneurship and community impact programs. She reflects on identity, collaboration, and why she chose purpose over comfort. Follow the podcast for more honest stories about building impact across Africa.

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  Episode #7

  He Left the U.S. to Help Build Ethiopia’s Future | ft. Yohannes Tsehai

  Feb 4, 202647 minS2

  In this episode of The Africa2100 Podcast , Yohannes Tsehai shares his journey from growing up between Ethiopia and the U.S. to returning home to build across consulting, government, fintech, and healthcare. Drawing from years of public service and advisory work, Yohannes reflects on diaspora return, adapting expectations, and why long-term systems matter more than quick wins. Follow the podcast for more honest conversations about returning home and building meaningful impact across Africa.

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