Episode 13 brings you Mrs. Sally Karago one of the pioneers of the Kenyan fashion industry. Mrs. Sally Karago is one of the designers who introduced fashion as a concept in Kenya after studying in London. In the early 90s, she launched the « Mcensal Fashion House ». Within a few years, she has become the designer of the country’s highest personalities.

In this episode Mrs. Sally takes us on her journey since launched in 2009, Mcensal School of Fashion which has quickly become the top fashion college in Kenya. Offering certification from Edexcel Btec, the college is primed to produce the next generation of gifted fashion designers set to revolutionize and influence the fashion industry in Africa as well as competitors who will stand out in the international fashion platform.

Ms. Sally has been an experienced fashion designer for more than 30 years. She is the Creative Director at the Sally Karago Collections where luxury meets uniqueness and comfort. In this episode, she also shares her views on Made in Africa products in fashion as well as Kenya's fashion industry.

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Episode 12 brings you Mary Mugure also known as Miss Mary, an experienced Kenyan fashion designer who has worked in the textile and apparel industry and designed for various corporate entities in Kenya. Currently, Miss Mary is working as a teacher at the Mcensal School of Fashion and Design, a fashion tutor, and a digital content creator.

In this episode, she talks more about her experiences in the fashion industry in Kenya and more about sustainability in the fashion sector from Kenya to the whole continent of Africa. Furthermore, Miss Mary talks about the journey of the fashion industry in Kenya and Africa as well as what should be done to reach sustainable fashion in Africa.

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Episode 11 brings you Miss Immaculate Onyoni, former Miss Heritage Pageants Kenya. Miss Immaculate is a woman with an undeniable presence. Blessed with statuesque height and striking features, her friends recognized her modeling potential during her university days. Her natural grace and confidence captivated those around her, laying the foundation for her future endeavors.

Miss Immaculate is the National Director of Ms. and Mrs. Heritage Pageants Kenya which she founded in 2022. Through this platform, she trains and consults African models who seek to reach international contestants and modeling competitions. In this episode, Miss Immaculate takes us on her journey from her first time to joining the modeling and beauty queen and founding the Heritage Pageants Kenya which promotes sustainability among other initiatives nationwide.

She is a dynamic sales and marketing professional with 11 years of diversified expertise spanning industries, now driving impactful change in the realm of green and sustainability services. Demonstrated a history of consistently exceeding revenue goals, building robust brand identities, and spearheading innovative marketing strategies. Adept at crafting compelling narratives to engage clients and partners, leveraging my extensive knowledge in sustainability practices. Proven record in driving green initiatives, fostering sustainability partnerships, and delivering tangible results for clients and stakeholders.

Her commitment to environmental stewardship and comprehensive marketing acumen position me as an instrumental force in advancing eco-friendly solutions and driving business growth in the green sector.

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Episode 10 brings you, Mr. Augustin HAKIZIMANA a Rwandan artist, fashion designer, and entrepreneur under his company Agasozi Arts Center based in Rwanda. He is very talented and very creative and he likes to support vulnerable children, especially street -children.

Augustin's journey started when he joined the art career in Rwanda. After, many years. He moved to Japan where he spent 10 years. Then, moved to Malawi for 3 years. He is currently living in Gabon. In all of these countries, Augustin was doing and selling his art. His life living in Japan changed his perspective on life where for him to be able to integrate into the Japanese community he must learn the Japanese language.

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Episode 8 brings you, Ms. Becky Muthoni a Kenyan musician, entrepreneur - and hair stylist under her company Lavish Dreadlocks LTD based in Kenya. The talented female reggae singer is among the top Kenyan musicians who continue to keep reggae music alive.

As a single mother, Ms. Becky started her company the Lavish Dreadlocsk in very hard conditions. In this episode, she takes us on her journey of her company the Lavish as well as her music career which she decides not to quit after having a baby at the age of 20. As a hairstylist and expert in handling African dreadlocks, Ms. Becky explains why there is an increase in the number of African women putting on dreadlocks than ever before.

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Episode 8 brings you, Ms. Amina Umuhoza an entrepreneur, menstruation activist, and champion of adolescent sexual and reproductive health in Rwanda. She is the CEO of SAYE company Ltd. Ms Amina is also a member of the MasterCard Foundation Youth Advisory group. Due to her achievement, she is recognized among the top 40 Education Innovators in Africa by the African Union. Recently, Ms Amina was appointed as the president of the JCI Rwanda.

In this episode, Ms. Amina takes us from her early childhood but mostly her first trip to the United States of America, when she was selected among many other kids to accompany His Excellence Paul KAGAME the president of Rwanda to receive the award that he won. This trip opened Ms. Amina’s ambitions when she returned back home and started to dream bigger.

Ms. Amina also shares many ideas of how the African governments can contribute to already existing challenges facing African women, especially adolescents, and teenage mothers. She sends a stronger message to African women and young and upcoming entrepreneurs.

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Episode 7; brings you Jos Reinhoudt a seasoned sustainability expert. From the Netherlands and currently live and work in Kenya, in the Capital City of Nairobi. Mr. Jos's expertise focuses on actionable business strategies to create a climate-neutral, circular, and inclusive economy. Passionate about East Africa, biodiversity, and innovation.

Through this Episode, Mr Jos takes us into his journey from 2020 when he first arrived in Kenya for a work mission. Right after about to return home, he got stuck by the COVID-19 pandemic which impacted his trip back to his home country by then. As an expert, he had to find ways to cope with the situation of lockdowns as a foreigner who found himself lonely living in an apartment in Nairobi.

Currently, Mr. Jos is offering a variety of services and consultancy related to sustainable businesses to local business owners in Kenya. These include areas of; renewable energy, sustainable development, waste management as well and recycling.

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Episode 6; brings you Lorraine Shaquan Kljajic, also known as Loshaq, who is a multi-talented business consultant, entrepreneur, and influencer with a passion for fashion, beauty, and philanthropy, who has had a remarkable journey. Half Malawian and half Zimbabwean, she grew up in Tanzania and has lived in South Africa, and the Netherlands, with strong connections in Croatia, Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Her experience of living in different countries and her extensive travels has enabled her to develop an appreciation for different cultures.

Ms Loshaq is passionate about promoting cultural understanding through her work as a business consultant and influencer. She believes that cultural understanding can help bridge the gap between people from different backgrounds and create a more harmonious world. Through her work with businesses, she helps them understand the importance of embracing diversity and leveraging it to their advantage.

In Episode 6, Ms Loshaq takes us on her journey, her achievements so far, and her initiative to promote and support African women in various activities under her several projects. She uses her platform as an influencer to spread awareness about the value of cultural understanding. With years of experience and a wide network of contacts, Lorraine is dedicated to helping others succeed and make a positive impact on the world.

The interesting part of this episode is Ms Loshaq's intercultural experience in terms of food between Africans and Europeans and this is the start of the AFRIFOOD SA LTD which sells different foods from different countries across Africa.

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