Founders

Allan’s journey began during the pandemic, a time when businesses worldwide were closing, and job opportunities were scarce. During this period of isolation, Allan discovered a passion for cooking, which turned into a small business.

Mulenga’s entrepreneurial journey is marked by a return to her roots, a bold leap during the uncertainties of the COVID-19 pandemic, and an unrelenting determination to redefine Zambian tourism.

Zimbabwean entrepreneur Kudzai Mutiti launched the Hokima Cricket Academy, a venture that blends sports coaching with life skills training. This dual focus on both athletic development and leadership training has set Hokima apart as more than just a cricket academy.

Nick Chege, the founder of CX Masters Africa, is on a mission to transform how businesses interact with their customers, driven by a deep-seated passion and a desire to correct the poor service that often plagues customer interactions.

As the founder of Togree-rw, a tech safety company based in Kigali, Rwanda, Mayang is on a mission to provide innovative GPS tracking solutions that cater to the diverse needs of businesses and individuals across Africa.

Hellen’s journey into the skincare industry wasn’t a typical one. After completing her university education, she faced the stark reality of unemployment—a challenge that plagues many young graduates.

Mama Gift Jikos is more than just a business; it is a mission-driven venture rooted in a passion for clean cooking and empowering communities. Led by Aghlighter Shitandayi, the company is transforming how households and institutions in Kenya approach cooking.