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In this episode of the Ronu Spirit Podcast, host Hameed explores the intersection of technology, education, and resilience in the context of Africa's future. Joined by guest Owen Pringle, a leadership consultant and business growth coach, they discuss the potential for technological advancements and adaptability inherent in Africa's youth population to drive economic and social transformation. The conversation touches on the legacy of colonisation, the role of storytelling in leadership, the challenges of climate change, and the implications of rapid technological change. They emphasise the importance of critical thinking, self-directed learning, and the integration of digital tools as essential elements for the continent's development. This episode offers an optimistic vision for Africa's potential growth and resilience in the face of global challenges.

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In this episode of the Ronu Spirit podcast, host Hameed sits down with Akyaaba Addai-Sebo, the father of Black History Month in the UK, to explore the significant moments in African history and their lasting impacts. They discuss key historical events, including Ghana's independence and the influence of Kwame Nkrumah, the struggle against neocolonialism, and the assassination of African leaders like Patrice Lumumba. They also delve into Addai-Sebo's journey from Ghana to London, his role in founding Black History Month in the UK, and the importance of using this period for self-examination and community empowerment. Lastly, Addai-Sebo shares his thoughts on the current challenges facing Africa and the need for youth and the diaspora to reclaim their heritage and work towards a liberated future.

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In this episode of the Run Spirit Podcast, host Hameed discusses the complexities and challenges of empowering African nations with guest Richard Boateng, a dual national lawyer and entrepreneur with roots in both the UK and Ghana. Richard shares personal anecdotes about his experiences in Ghana, including struggles with corruption and the difficulties entrepreneurs face. The conversation moves towards broader themes such as the need for mindset shifts, the importance of civic education, and how the African diaspora can contribute to reshaping the narrative and driving positive change. Richard also shares actionable steps to empower communities, emphasising self-awareness, gratitude, goal-setting, and the importance of family bonds.