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every 80 days
Average audio length:
35 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United Kingdom
32 episodes
since Aug. 15, 2020
episodic

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Send us Fan Mail Today on Ekasi Podcast, we are excited to welcome Ibukunoluwa Omotola, a passionate Data Scientist and Mastercard Foundation Scholar currently pursuing an MSc in Data, Inequality and Society at the University of Edinburgh. Ibukun is committed to using technology and data to design …

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Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the Ekasi Podcast, host Julian Mashingaidze welcomes Oluwatosin Oludayo, a seasoned business analyst, mentor, and respected thought leader in the world of business analysis. With an academic background in Entrepreneurship and Innovation from the University of Edi…
Send us Fan Mail Today on Ekasi Podcast, we are thrilled to welcome Muturi Njeri, a creative entrepreneur, researcher, and educator with a passion for design, storytelling, and development. Muturi is the Founder and Chief Designer of Thriving Fig Studio, an independent creative studio working at th…
Send us Fan Mail Joining us on the Ekasi Podcast is Elizabeth Njambi, an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya and a Mastercard Foundation Scholar pursuing an MSc in Africa and International Development at the University of Edinburgh. Passionate about justice, education, and sustainable development, …
Send us Fan Mail Phenny Omondi is a Mastercard Foundation Scholar whose academic journey reflects her deep commitment to sustainable agriculture and climate action. She earned a BSc in Agricultural Engineering from EARTH University in Costa Rica, where she developed a strong foundation in agronomy …
Send us Fan Mail Welcome to the launch of the 4th season of the Ekasi Podcast, we are excited to welcome Faithy Ngaira, the current Recruitment Coordinator at the Mastercard Foundation, @The University of Edinburgh. Faithy is an International Development professional, passionate about advancing edu…
Send us Fan Mail In this episode Keitu Malatsi from the University of British Columbia in Canada comes to tell us of her experiences as an African student in a Canadian setting. We discuss on the mechanics of tokenism, the curium as well as tips for scholars navigating being a minority, so do tune …
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