Are we "African enough" to make a contribution? with Gosbert Chagula

05/07/20 • 59 min

On this episode Busayo Abidakun speaks to his Entrepreneurship expert, Educator and speaker Gosbert Chagula. Gosbert told us how he personally reconciles actively contributing to Africa as a British second generation migrant. He told us about getting the opportunity to support African women in business and discussed how we can diversify access to capital investment.

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In this episode we speak to Sanchia Alasia former Mayor of Barking & Dagenham about her work as a labour party member in a borough that formerly held 12 British Nationalist Party members. We explore Barking & Dagenham's recent history going from being a predominately white borough to become increasingly diverse and Sanchia's journey into the world of politics.

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The importance of having important conversations with David from #WOKEWeekly

In this Episode we are joined by David "Zavid" Egbue a software developer by day but also the founder of #WOKEWeekly.
#WOKEWeekly host weekly debates in universities across the UK about the black community.
Zavid told us about how his frustration with the lack of spaces to have important conversations about the black community led to his starting this platform in a University common room and now having a large team of volunteers hosting debates and sharing know across the country.
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Online - http://www.wokeweekly.co.ukTwitter - @wokeweeklyuk
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