In this in-depth conversation, Ben Mukanirwa, co-founder and CTO of Pikelo, a language learning app shares his inspiring journey from growing up in Congo to becoming an entrepreneur focused on helping Francophones around the world learn English. He shares the challenges and fears he faced while building Pikelo, the importance of user feedback in developing their MVP, and the technical hurdles they have overcame. Ben emphasizes the significance of funding, resource management, and personal growth throughout the entrepreneurial journey. He also shares impactful stories of users whose lives have changed thanks to Pikelo and outlines his vision for the future of the platform and the broader impact he hopes to achieve for young African entrepreneurs.I hope this episode speaks to someone and sparks an entrepreneurial fire in them; Ben wasn't a typical whiz kid but here we are and he has fully grown into entrepreneurship and software engineering. You too can do it.With love from the team at YEP.

In this episode we’re talking to an avid hotelier, public speaker, passionate entrepreneur and above all a distinguished Christian. Her name is Babirye Joan Gakuwoire. And you’ll love to indulge in the conversation we had.

After you have sourced for your ideas and come up with a number of them, comes the next challenge. How do I explain this to people to understand me? There always seem to be a lot of say. On this episode we teach you how to pitch your idea.

Learning and thriving are two important things in this 21st Century; In fact they move hand in hand. On this episode we teach you how to use the internet and the things around you to come up with business ideas, both in the real world and online.

An avid activist; both of the environment and human rights, an impeccable leader and above all an entrepreneur; Listen to Us; chat with Amanya Trevor and get to know how he’s gotten this far.

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