They say Africa’s future is digital.

Aminata Bah Keita would tell you it’s also agricultural.

On the Conversations with Daniel Duwa Show, we sit with the CEO of Nia Agrobusiness—an entrepreneur from Mali building power where it matters most: in soil, systems, and communities.

This isn’t a feel-good story about farming.
It’s a masterclass in leadership.

Aminata speaks about rural development not as charity, but as a strategy.
About empowerment, not as a slogan, but as infrastructure.
About agribusiness not as tradition vs. innovation—but as both, done with intent.

From Mali to Kenya, and the world, this conversation pulls apart how culture, economics, and food systems quietly shape who gets to lead, who gets to grow, and who gets left behind.

This is beyond African entrepreneurship, development that actually lasts, and leadership rooted in reality—this episode is required listening.

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In this episode of Conversations with Daniel Duwa, we meet Stan Stewart — not merely a musician, but an architect of feeling. A pianist, composer, songwriter, and improviser, Stan’s work occupies that rare intersection where mastery meets meaning, and where sound becomes both reflection and refuge.

His composition Lament to George — a haunting, graceful tribute to George Floyd — captures the emotional terrain of our time with uncommon sensitivity. It’s a piece that neither shouts nor preaches; instead, it breathes. Each note carries empathy, restraint, and the quiet insistence that we must remember, that we must feel, that we must stay human.

In our conversation, we explore the deeper currents that shape his artistry — the discipline behind improvisation, the courage in tenderness, and the enduring power of music to bear witness when words fall short.

Stan Stewart’s body of work, found at muz4now.com and playmusic.muz4now.com, reveals an artist not seeking fame but resonance — one who steadies a world slightly off balance with each measured phrase and open-hearted performance.

Regards,

Daniel.

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