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Afronomics is the voice of African entrepreneurs, businesspeople, and leaders in all fields. We bring the experts to you! So turn the volume up, put on the noise cancellation, and take notes…let’s build Africa and change the world!

Hosted BySitta Dumbuya and Llewelyn Dixon

All Episodes

Jollof Wars : Guessing African Countries by Their Jollof Rice

Can we guess which African country made the jollof rice just by tasting it? 👀🍚 In this episode, we blind taste different jollof dishes and try to guess the country behind each one. This isn’t just about food… It’s...

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Jollof Wars : Guessing African Countries by Their Jollof Rice
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Rennie Curran on Leadership, Transitioning from the NFL, and Visiting Liberia | Afronomics Ep. 11

In Episode 11 of Afronomics, we interview Rennie Curran, former UGA football star turned NFL athlete, now a sought-after speaker and business leader. Rennie shares invaluable insights on developing leadership qualities, navigating the tough transition from sports to other...

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Rennie Curran on Leadership, Transitioning from the NFL, and Visiting Liberia | Afronomics Ep. 11
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King Kwame on Building Businesses, Giving Back, and Connecting Africa with Black America | Ep. 10

In Episode 10 of Afronomics, we sit down with King Kwame, an entrepreneur, philanthropist, and international speaker. Kwame shares his journey of starting multiple businesses, including car rentals, a vegan catering company, and a house-flipping enterprise, while also traveling...

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King Kwame on Building Businesses, Giving Back, and Connecting Africa with Black America | Ep. 10
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From Morehouse to Sierra Leone: Building Africa’s Future with Affordable WiFi/Maada Thomas Interview

In this episode of Afronomics, we sit down with Maada Thomas, co-founder of WiShare Africa, a groundbreaking tech startup bringing affordable WiFi to communities in Africa. Maada shares his journey from studying at Morehouse College to launching his first...

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From Morehouse to Sierra Leone: Building Africa’s Future with Affordable WiFi/Maada Thomas Interview
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Diddy Parties, HBCUs vs PWIs, and Social Media Pros & Cons | Afronomics Q&A Special

In this special Q&A episode of Afronomics, we’re answering your questions! From whether we’d attend a Diddy party to debating the HBCU vs. PWI college experience, we cover it all. We also dive into the pros and cons of...

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Diddy Parties, HBCUs vs PWIs, and Social Media Pros & Cons | Afronomics Q&A Special
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Speaking Swahili, Fufu vs Rice, Empowerment

Speaking Swahili, Fufu vs Rice, Empowerment

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Speaking Swahili, Fufu vs Rice, Empowerment
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Wahala, Kiddos, and Transforming Nigeria Through Thought Leadership

In this episode, we welcome Chinenye Monde to the conversation. She discusses her work with organizations whose mission is to make Nigeria a more equitable place for everyone who calls it home.

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Wahala, Kiddos, and Transforming Nigeria Through Thought Leadership
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African punishments, exposure to African culture,and bridging the gap between Americans and Africans

In this episode, Matt talks about what inspired Planting a Seed to start curating and hosting American college students to visit Liberia.

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African punishments, exposure to African culture,and bridging the gap between Americans and Africans
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Getting married and relocating to Ghana, raising kids in Africa, buying property on the continent!

In this episode, Natasha tells us about how she met her husband on a trip to Ghana, relocated, and started her real estate brokerage and two nonprofits in Ghana. This is a must watch for anybody looking to visit...

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Getting married and relocating to Ghana, raising kids in Africa, buying property on the continent!
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Invest in African farmland, make money from abroad, and do it for just $250 to start.

In this episode, Abdul shows us just how fertile African land is and guides us on how we can invest in it for ourselves.

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Invest in African farmland, make money from abroad, and do it for just $250 to start.
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