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How did Team Eternity Ghana begin? What really went into the making of “Defe Defe”? And how does a team built on faith handle conflict, loss and public scrutiny?

On this episode of The Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Nii Larte Lartey, founder and leader of Team Eternity Ghana, and Nana Yaw Apare, the group's music director, for a conversation about the journey behind one of Ghana's most talked-about gospel collectives.

Before the chart-topping records, viral moments and nationwide recognition, there was a vision: to reach a generation through music and the message of Christ. We go back to the inception of Team Eternity, explore the experiences that shaped the group and unpack the journey that led to the phenomenon that is “Defe Defe.”

But this conversation goes beyond the music.Team Eternity's story is about more than a hit song. It is about vision, relationships, perseverance, faith and what it takes to build something that lasts.

If you've ever wondered what happens behind the scenes of a successful music group, this conversation is for you.

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On this episode of The Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Femi Asante, lawyer, entrepreneur, founder and CEO of Groupe Sebastien, and the woman behind brands including Red Chilli, Sandbox Beach Club and Makosa.But this is not just a conversation about building successful businesses. It is about the battles behind the brands, the pain behind the public image, and the faith required to keep going when life takes an unexpected turn.emi takes us through her journey from studying law to venturing into entrepreneurship and building businesses in Ghana's competitive hospitality industry. She shares the experiences that shaped her entrepreneurial path, the challenges of building Red Chilli, and the doubt and scepticism she encountered while building Sandbox.Beyond business, Femi opens up about life as a wife to a prominent public figure and the realities of navigating marriage when life becomes difficult. She reflects on supporting her husband through the devastating experience of a stroke and what such a season can teach you about love, sacrifice, resilience and the responsibilities we carry for the people closest to us.She speaks about a deeply painful experience that many women and couples endure away from the public eye. In a world where people often see the milestones but never the waiting, the disappointments or the grief, this is an opportunity to hear a different side of the journey.This is not a conversation about pretending that pain does not exist. It is about facing difficult realities, making room for grief, holding on to faith and finding the courage to keep moving forward.Share your thoughts in the comments. If this episode speaks to you, share it with someone who may need to hear it.Subscribe to The Peswa Podcast for more honest conversations about the journeys, challenges and experiences of entrepreneurs building businesses and creating impact in Ghana and across Africa.

What does it really mean for a child to grow up on the streets of Ghana?

In this deeply confronting episode of The Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Torwomenye Kwasi Mawuli Azaglo (TK), Founder and President of Future of Africa (FOA), for one of the most difficult conversations we've had about children living in street situations.

TK doesn't speak about streetism from a distance. For years, he has gone into the streets of Accra, built relationships with children living there, listened to their stories and experienced their realities firsthand.

And in this conversation, he holds nothing back.

He shares some of the horrifying realities he has witnessed—from the story of a young boy who was shot by police and later died, to young girls facing sexual violence, pregnancy and devastating experiences while trying to survive on the streets.

TK challenges the way Ghanaian society looks at street children. What happens when a child has nowhere safe to sleep? What happens when they are hungry? What happens when they are abused? What happens when the institutions that are supposed to protect them cannot provide a sustainable way out?

From leaving his career at Ashesi University to dedicate himself fully to Future of Africa, to building programmes that provide rehabilitation, education, healthcare, skills training and pathways to employment, TK shares the journey that transformed his understanding of what it means to serve.

This is not simply a conversation about street children.

It is a conversation about poverty, abuse, childhood, responsibility, government, social systems, compassion and the kind of future we are creating for Ghana's children.

Watch until the end.

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What really happened to UT Bank?

In this deeply revealing episode of The Peswa Podcast, Captain (Rtd.) Prince Kofi Amoabeng, founder and former CEO of UT, opens up about one of the most consequential chapters of his life — the rise, transformation and eventual collapse of UT Bank.

Captain Amoabeng takes us back to the beginning — from his early struggles with conventional banking and the creation of Unique Trust Financial Services, to the journey of trying to become a bank, the challenges of obtaining a banking licence, and eventually acquiring an existing bank and transforming it into UT Bank.

He speaks candidly about the decisions that shaped UT, the mistakes that were made, the people he trusted, and the internal problems that emerged as the company transitioned from a small entrepreneurial operation into a major financial institution.

Amoabeng revisits the events surrounding the 2017 revocation of UT Bank's licence, his understanding of what went wrong, the non-performing loans and financial difficulties facing the institution, and why he believes UT could have been saved.

He also opens up about his relationship with former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta, and why he later felt betrayed when UT Bank came under pressure.

He reflects on what he believes he got wrong, the people who disappointed him, the political environment surrounding UT's collapse, and the lessons he believes African entrepreneurs need to understand before attempting to build institutions that outlive them.

This is a conversation about UT Bank — but it is also a conversation about power, influence, trust and the cost of building in Africa.

Watch until the end.

This is Captain Kofi Amoabeng like you've never heard him before.

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In this episode of The Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Claudia Lumor, founder of Glitz Africa, for a wide-ranging conversation about entrepreneurship, purpose, calling, leadership, politics and the journey of building something that outlives you.

Claudia takes us through her journey from working in banking in the UK and Ghana to building Glitz Africa into a major platform for African fashion, media, creativity and storytelling.But this conversation goes far beyond Glitz.

We explore what it actually means to have a calling, how to recognize what you may be called to do, and the courage required to answer that call when it takes you away from the path you originally planned.

From building a brand from an idea to understanding purpose, ambition, failure and service, this is a conversation about what you are here to build—and what you do when you finally realize it.If you're trying to figure out your purpose, build something meaningful, or understand what it takes to move from idea → calling → execution → impact, this conversation is for you.

Watch, listen and join the conversation.Subscribe to The Peswa Podcast for more conversations with entrepreneurs, creators, leaders and people building the future of Ghana and Africa.

In this episode of The Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Eric Gugua for a deeply personal conversation about identity, purpose, ambition, suffering, family and the price of becoming the person you were meant to be.

Eric takes us through his journey of building Saneside and Beyond Creatives, and the lessons he has learned along the way about knowing who you are—and deciding early what you want your life to stand for.

We talk about why it is important to define yourself before the world defines you, and why some of the most meaningful things you can pursue will inevitably demand sacrifice, pain and suffering.

But the conversation goes deeper.

Eric opens up about growing up through difficult circumstances with a single mother and how those experiences shaped the person he became. He reflects on the weight of individual decisions and a sobering reality many people don't think about enough:

One person's decision can put an entire family under attack.

From entrepreneurship and creativity to family, identity, purpose and the hidden cost of making consequential choices, this is a conversation about what it really means to build a life that matters.

If you're trying to figure out who you are, what you want to achieve, or whether the struggle you're experiencing is worth it, this episode is for you.

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On this episode of The Peswa Podcast Toolkit, we sit down with Eno Quagraine, the woman behind Talkative Mom, for an unusually honest conversation about motherhood, entrepreneurship, pregnancy, childbirth, trauma and the realities that often remain unspoken.Eno takes us through the journey of building Talkative Mom — from a personal blog documenting her own experiences as a mother into a growing platform for mothers and families, a parenting app, media platform, community space and much more.But this conversation goes far beyond building a brand.Eno opens up about the realities of pregnancy and childbirth, including the experiences and traumas that women can carry long after delivery. She talks about the fears surrounding childbirth, the things women don't always say out loud, and why being honest about the difficult parts of motherhood matters.Most importantly, she speaks directly to the men and husbands who may never fully understand what their partners go through.Watch, listen and join the conversation.Subscribe to The Peswa Podcast for more honest conversations with the people building businesses, changing industries and creating their own paths.#ThePeswaPodcast #EnoQuagraine #TalkativeMom #Motherhood #Pregnancy #Childbirth #MaternalHealth #Parenting #Entrepreneurship #Ghana

In this episode of The Peswa Podcast Toolkit, we sit down with Ken Agyapong Jr., Ghanaian-American entrepreneur and co-founder of AfroFuture, for a deeply personal conversation about family, legacy, entrepreneurship and the journey toward becoming his own man.Ken's story is anything but conventional. From experimenting with entrepreneurship as a teenager and organizing events from his university dorm room, to moving from the United States to Ghana, working within his family's business ecosystem and eventually helping build Afrochella—now AfroFuture—into a major African cultural platform, his journey has been shaped by ambition, opportunity, responsibility and identity.We also get into the realities of building AfroFuture, the importance of partnerships, taking ideas from concept to execution, returning to Ghana, and what it really takes to build something that can outlive you.This is a conversation about legacy—but also independence.About inheritance—but also identity.About having access—and still having something to prove.Watch the full episode and hear Ken Agyapong Jr.'s story of building, learning and becoming his own man.The Peswa Podcast — conversations with the people building businesses, careers and legacies across Africa.#ThePeswaPodcast #KenAgyapongJr #AfroFuture #Entrepreneurship #Ghana #Business #Legacy #AfricanEntrepreneurs

In this deeply personal episode of The Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Hayet Rida, founder of KHOI, to talk about creativity, entrepreneurship, failure, reinvention, love, loss and the difficult process of learning how to keep going.

Hayet's journey to building KHOI was anything but conventional.

A creative strategist and longtime content creator, she turned years of experience in advertising, branding and community-building into a sculptural accessories brand that has grown from an unexpected opportunity into an internationally recognised creative business.

KHOI began in 2022, after a failed jewelry collaboration left Hayet with thousands of dollars worth of packaging. Instead of seeing the setback as the end, she turned it into the beginning of something of her own.In this conversation, Hayet opens up about grief, love and what it means to continue living and building when life doesn't go according to plan.She speaks honestly about the emotional reality of loss, the pressure to keep functioning, the role of work and creativity in processing difficult seasons, and what she has learned about resilience, vulnerability and moving forward.This isn't just a conversation about building a jewelry brand.It's a conversation about building a life — losing part of it — and finding the courage to keep creating.

This is one of our most vulnerable conversations yet.Watch, listen and share your thoughts with us.

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On this episode of The Peswa Podcast Toolkit, we sit down with Tucci Ivowi, one of Ghana's most accomplished corporate and business leaders.Tucci's career is anything but ordinary. She spent 15 years at Nestlé, rising through several senior positions before becoming the first female and first Ghanaian Business Executive Officer for Nestlé Central & West Africa, managing businesses and teams across 22 countries. She later became a founding member of the Ghana Commodity Exchange, helping build the institution from the ground up before becoming its CEO.But this conversation goes far beyond the titles.Tucci takes us through the realities of climbing the corporate ladder, navigating career transitions, becoming a leader, and learning how to lead people across different cultures and environments.She also opens up about the personal side of success—including marriage, marrying later in life, societal expectations and the difficult question of how ambitious people balance career, relationships and the rest of their lives.From Nestlé to the Ghana Commodity Exchange, from corporate executive to institution builder, Tucci shares lessons from a career spanning continents, industries and leadership roles.This is a conversation about career, leadership, ambition, relationships and the life that happens outside the boardroom.If you're building a career, leading a team, navigating corporate Ghana, or simply trying to figure out what a successful life looks like on your own terms, this episode is for you.Watch, learn and share your thoughts in the comments.#ThePeswaPodcast #PeswaPodcast #TucciIvowi #Leadership #Career #Ghana #Business #WomenInLeadership #CorporateLeadership #Entrepreneurship

In this episode of the Peswa Podcast Toolkit, we sit down with Benjamin Minnow, Community Lead for Canva in Africa, to break down how anyone—regardless of skill level—can use Canva to build a business, earn income, and grow as a digital creator.From designing your first flyer to building a full brand identity, Benjamin shares practical insights on how Canva has become one of the most powerful tools for entrepreneurs and creatives today.We dive into:How to start and grow a business using CanvaDifferent ways to make money with Canva (even as a beginner)How to position yourself as a digital creator or designerThe importance of consistency and community in growing your brandMistakes creatives make when starting out—and how to avoid themWhether you're a student, entrepreneur, freelancer, or aspiring designer, this episode gives you the blueprint to turn creativity into income.If you're serious about building in the digital space, this is a must-watch.Watch now and start creating.Get Canva Pro FREE for 60 days.Use code: CREATORREWARD26

In this episode of The Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Eldad Nutakor, founder of Oxygene, for a powerful and deeply reflective conversation on ideas, purpose, and what it truly means to build.

Eldad shares a unique perspective on ideas—challenging the notion that they are simply created, and instead exploring the belief that ideas often come from the divine. He explains why ideas matter, not just as tools for business, but as responsibilities tied to purpose.

The conversation goes deeper into his belief that entrepreneurial greatness cannot be fully taught. While skills can be learned, he argues that true builders are often called, not made. This is why there can only be one Elon Musk and one Mark Zuckerberg—not because others lack ambition, but because greatness is rooted in individuality.

Eldad introduces a powerful idea: “You cannot be anything you want to be, but you can be everything you were created for.” He challenges the culture of limitless possibility and instead calls for alignment with purpose.

We also explore the importance of the inner life—the unseen foundation that shapes everything outward. From discipline to identity, Eldad explains why who you are internally determines what you can sustain externally.

This episode will shift how you think about ideas, success, and your place in the world.

Watch now.

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What happens when two educated, ambitious young individuals choose an unconventional path and the world doesn’t understand it?In this episode of The Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Afi Tsegah and Zuu Gbedemah, hosts of the Stay By Plan Podcast, to unpack the realities of building something meaningful in a space many people still don’t take seriously.They open up about the stigma they faced from family and friends when they decided to start a podcast despite having strong academic backgrounds—and why choosing purpose over expectations isn’t always easy.From the struggles of building a podcast and brand in Ghana, to the pressure of proving that creative work is valid, this conversation dives deep into what it really takes to stay consistent when doubt is coming from all directions.More importantly, they share what it’s like building with a partner—navigating disagreements, managing expectations, and maintaining the friendship behind the brand. In one of the most vulnerable moments of the episode, Afi and Zuu say things to each other they had never said before… live on the podcast.This is a raw, honest conversation about identity, courage, partnership, and choosing your own path—even when no one else understands it.If you’ve ever felt misunderstood for chasing something different, this episode is for you.🎧 Watch now and don’t forget to subscribe for more conversations with Africa’s builders, thinkers, and storytellers.#ThePeswaPodcast #StayByPlan #GhanaPodcast #AfricanCreators #Entrepreneurship #CreativeJourney

What does it take to build a fashion brand that actually lasts in Ghana?In this episode of The Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Kodzo Nyanyuie, founder of Good News, Fast, and HSJ, as he breaks down his journey from starting out to building multiple fashion and print-driven brands rooted in culture and quality.Kojo opens up about his trip to China — a defining moment in his journey — where he got scammed but gained something even more valuable: real-world lessons in manufacturing, sourcing, and the global fashion supply chain.From losing money to learning how to identify quality fabrics, negotiate with suppliers, and understand production at scale, that experience completely changed how he approached business.Today, he’s applying those lessons back home in Ghana — creating clothing that not only looks good, but is designed for the African climate, with breathable, durable, and high-quality materials.This episode dives into:Building fashion brands in GhanaThe reality of sourcing from ChinaLessons from getting scammed in businessWhy quality is the real competitive advantageCreating products that actually fit the African lifestyleIf you're an entrepreneur, creative, or anyone looking to build something meaningful, this is one episode you don’t want to miss.🎧 Watch now and subscribe for more conversations with Africa’s builders.#ThePeswaPodcast #GhanaBusiness #AfricanEntrepreneurs #StreetwearAfrica #FashionBusiness

What does it really take to build something meaningful when your last name already carries weight?In this episode of the Peswa Podcast, Tamara Jonah opens up about her journey—growing up as the daughter of legendary Ghanaian business mogul Sam Jonah, and carving her own path in business while building Lionheart Group.From early exposure to high-level leadership and global business environments, to stepping into the pressure of expectation, Tamara shares the reality of navigating identity, legacy, and ambition. She speaks candidly about what it takes to build in Ghana, the lessons she’s learned in real estate and investment, and why long-term thinking is key to sustainable success.This conversation goes beyond business—it’s about responsibility, resilience, and redefining what it means to lead as a young African entrepreneur.If you’ve ever felt the pressure to live up to expectations, or you’re trying to build something that lasts, this episode is for you.Watch now and tap into the mindset behind building legacy-level impact.#PeswaPodcast #TamaraJonah #LionheartGroup #AfricanEntrepreneurs #BusinessInGhana

From a short-lived football career in England to building a real estate company in Ghana, Michael Kyei-Ayensu’s journey is a masterclass in resilience, reinvention, and relationships.

In this episode of the Peswa Podcast, Michael opens up about his time as a professional footballer, including stints with Charlton Athletic and West Ham United, and how that experience shaped his “never give up” mindset.

After football, he transitioned into business and went on to found Jacob West — proving that sometimes your greatest capital isn’t money, but people. He shares how networking, trust, and relationships became the foundation of his success in Ghana’s real estate industry.

We also dive into a critical conversation about housing in Ghana. Michael explains why affordable housing remains a challenge and why developers alone cannot fix the issue without proper government infrastructure, policies, and systems in place.

This episode is for anyone navigating career pivots, building from scratch, or trying to understand the realities of entrepreneurship in Ghana.

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In this powerful episode of the Peswa Podcast, we sit down with legendary Ghanaian playwright and Roverman Productions founder, James Ebo Whyte, to unpack one of the most inspiring creative journeys in Africa.

From three failed attempts at stage plays to making a life-altering decision in the year 2000 to burn his certificates and pursue theatre full-time, Uncle Ebo Whyte shares the raw truth behind his journey — the struggles, the doubt, and the years of failure that followed.

For 8 long years, nothing seemed to work.

But in 2008, everything changed.

He sold out TWO shows at the National Theatre — a moment that not only marked his breakthrough, but helped revive stage plays in Ghana.

In this episode, he also reflects on:

• His impactful years at Joy FM and how media shaped his voice

• Why choosing the right partner in marriage is one of life’s most important decisions

• How he and his wife have navigated life without biological children and redefined legacy through impact

This conversation is about faith, risk, purpose, and the power of staying the course when nothing is working.

If you're chasing a dream, this episode is for you.

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In this episode of the Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Kojo Soboh — founder of the EMY Africa Awards — to unpack his journey from brand builder to cultural architect shaping how Africa celebrates its own.Kojo shares the story behind EMY Africa and why he believes recognition is one of the most powerful tools for transformation on the continent. From redefining success to challenging the idea that you must leave Africa to “make it,” this conversation dives deep into identity, ambition, and purpose.One of the most powerful moments in this episode is when Kojo highlights the urgent need to celebrate African excellence. He explains how many young people feel pressured to travel abroad because they don’t see enough success stories at home — and how platforms like EMY are working to change that narrative.This is more than a conversation — it’s a call to see value where you are, build where you stand, and believe in what Africa already has.Subscribe for more conversations that challenge how you think about success, culture, and the future.

In this episode of the Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Nubuke — a creator whose entire journey is built on one simple but powerful idea: just try.

From navigating uncertainty to building a platform rooted in curiosity, Nubuke shares how leaning into the unknown shaped her path and helped her discover purpose along the way. This conversation dives into the fear of starting, the pressure to have things figured out, and why waiting for the “perfect moment” might be the very thing holding you back.

One of the most powerful moments in the episode is when she breaks down the real goal behind everything she does — to get people to try new and different things, take risks, and actually do something with their lives instead of just thinking about it.

This isn’t just a conversation about content creation. It’s about mindset, action, and choosing movement over comfort.

If you’ve been stuck, overthinking, or waiting for a sign — this is it.

🎧 Listen, reflect, and most importantly… act.

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In this episode of The Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Kofi Agyeman-Duah Boachie-Danquah — business innovation expert, strategist, and lecturer based in Germany — for a deep conversation on education, innovation, governance, and why many African systems continue to struggle.

Kofi breaks down the major differences between educational systems abroad and across Africa, explaining why many African institutions still prioritize memorization and theory over critical thinking, innovation, creativity, and practical problem-solving.

We also dive into why innovation is no longer optional for businesses — whether small startups or large corporations. From technology to operations and customer experience, Kofi explains why businesses that fail to adapt eventually collapse.

One of the strongest moments in this conversation is his argument that many Ghanaian and African problems ultimately come down to a lack of political willpower. According to him, Africa already has brilliant people, talented youth, and enough resources — but suffers from weak implementation, poor leadership decisions, and systems that resist long-term thinking.

This episode is a powerful conversation on:
• Education systems in Germany vs Africa
• Why many graduates struggle practically
• Innovation and business survival
• Entrepreneurship and systems thinking
• Why African businesses fail to scale
• Leadership and governance in Ghana
• Political willpower and development
• The future of African economies

If you care about Africa’s future, business, innovation, education, and leadership — this is an episode you need to watch.

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In this episode of The Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Victorine Sarr Awuah — Founder & CEO of Lyvv Cosmetics — to unpack an incredible journey from Dakar to Paris, from Apple to L’Oréal, and eventually to building one of Africa’s boldest clean beauty brands.

Victorine shares what it was like working at Apple in Paris during the Steve Jobs era, learning inside one of the world’s most iconic companies, and later leading and developing multiple African markets for L’Oréal. She opens up about corporate excellence, leadership, branding, and the realities of navigating global companies as an African woman.

We also dive into her life-changing YALI Mandela Washington Fellowship experience, meeting President Barack Obama, and how those experiences pushed her toward entrepreneurship and pan-African impact.

One of the most powerful moments in this conversation is when Victorine explains why she started Lyvv Cosmetics: seeing how global brands made billions from Africa while barely creating products truly designed for African skin, African consumers, and African realities. She speaks passionately about being a pan-Africanist, building African-owned brands, and creating products rooted in African ingredients, African identity, and African excellence.

This episode is about ambition, identity, leadership, beauty, entrepreneurship, and building globally respected African brands from the continent itself.

Topics Covered:
• Working at Apple in Paris
• Interacting with Steve Jobs
• Building markets for L’Oréal across Africa
• Meeting the Obamas through YALI
• Pan-Africanism and entrepreneurship
• Why Africa needs African brands
• Building Lyvv Cosmetics
• Clean beauty for melanin-rich skin
• Leadership, confidence & global business

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In this episode of the Peswa Podcast, we sit down with legendary Ghanaian broadcaster Kafui Dey for a deep conversation about his incredible journey through media, radio, television, and life.From his early days working with a shipping company and navigating the corporate world, to helping pioneer English radio in Kumasi, Kafui shares how he found his voice in broadcasting and eventually became one of Ghana’s most respected media personalities.We explore:His transition from corporate life into radioThe Kumasi radio era and building English talk radioHosting Who Wants To Be Rich?His experiences at Starr FM, GHOne, and GTVThe pressure of staying relevant in Ghanaian mediaCommunication, branding, discipline, and consistencyWhy he no longer misses interviewing politiciansOne of the standout moments of the episode is when Kafui explains why he stopped enjoying political interviews, saying many politicians are essentially “all the same” and that politics often feels like a game to them.This episode is packed with wisdom, honesty, humor, and lessons for anyone interested in media, communication, leadership, and personal growth.Subscribe for more conversations on business, culture, media, and African excellence.#KafuiDey #PeswaPodcast #WhoWantsToBeRich #GhanaMedia #StarrFM #GTV #PodcastGH #GHOne #Broadcasting #Ghana

In this episode of the Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Penelope Brooke Thompson — entrepreneur, education innovator, and Founder of ACTT (African Centre for Technical Training).
Penelope shares her remarkable journey from graduating with first class honours at KNUST and becoming valedictorian, to facing the harsh reality of unemployment and career uncertainty after school.She opens up about:• The pressure of excellence after university• Struggling to find meaningful work• Landing opportunities at major companies• Lessons from the corporate world• Why she chose to leave the traditional path• Building ACTT to transform technical education in Ghana• The future of TVET, youth employment, and skills development in AfricaThis conversation is honest, inspiring, and deeply relevant for students, graduates, entrepreneurs, and anyone navigating uncertainty while trying to build a meaningful life and career.If you’ve ever wondered whether setbacks can become the foundation for something bigger, this episode is for you.Subscribe for more conversations on entrepreneurship, careers, business, money, leadership, and African innovation.#PeswaPodcast #PenelopeBrookeThompson #ACTT #TVET #KNUST #Entrepreneurship #Ghana #CareerJourney #YouthEmployment #SkillsDevelopment

On this episode of The Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Ghanaian rap storyteller Ko-Jo Cue for one of his most raw and revealing conversations yet.

From growing up in a crowded home in Bantama to becoming one of Ghana’s most respected voices in hip-hop, Ko-Jo Cue takes us through the journey that shaped him — both as an artist and as a man.

He opens up about:

• His early life in Bantama and how it influenced his storytelling
• The rise from underground mixtapes to mainstream recognition
• The emotional weight behind albums like For My Brothers and KANI: A Bantama Story
• Taking a break from music after the devastating loss of his twin daughters
• His thoughts on sex, rape, and consent culture in Ghana
• Masculinity, growth, and the realities of navigating life as a public figure

This is more than music — this is pain, healing, truth, and purpose.

If you’ve ever wondered what truly drives Ko-Jo Cue, this is the conversation you need to hear.

🎧 Watch till the end. This one hits different.

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In this episode of The Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Daniel Sarpong — sales expert and serial entrepreneur — to break down what it really takes to 10X your sales and sell anything in today’s market.This is not theory. This is real, practical game.We dive into:•⁠ ⁠The psychology behind closing deals•⁠ ⁠Why most businesses struggle with sales•⁠ ⁠How to position your product so it sells itself•⁠ ⁠The biggest mistakes killing your revenue•⁠ ⁠How to scale from small sales to consistent growthIf you run a business, sell a product, or want to increase your income — this episode is a must-watch.Sales is not luck. It’s a skill.🎙️ Subscribe for more conversations with Africa’s builders.

What does it take to walk away from security… and start over?In this episode of The Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Yoofi Otabil — engineer, creative, and entrepreneur — as he shares his journey from corporate America to building something meaningful back home in Ghana.After working with global giants like General Motors, Yoofi made a bold decision: leave stability behind and pursue purpose.This conversation dives deep into:The reality of working in corporate AmericaWhy he walked away from it allThe mindset shift required to start overBuilding The Hive and creating impact in GhanaFaith, identity, and carrying a legacy nameThis is a story about risk, reinvention, and choosing purpose over comfort.If you’ve ever felt stuck, this episode will challenge you.🎧 Subscribe for more conversations shaping Africa’s next generation.#ThePeswaPodcast #YoofiOtabil #StartOver #Ghana #Entrepreneurship #AfricanStoriesClick the link below to support the show—every bit of support goes straight into helping us create even better content, reach more people, and share more incredible conversations. Support the show (click here) -- https://www.buzzsprout.com/2423582/support📩 Connect with us:•⁠ ⁠Follow Bill on Instagram: @billcobbinah•⁠ ⁠Follow us on all socials: @thepeswa📢 SubscribeThe Peswa on all Platforms: https://linktr.ee/thepeswaGet access to amazing royalty-free music for your projects — sign up for an Uppbeat account using the referral link: https://share.uppbeat.io/cy9fcqqxj4tgDon’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations like this!

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Most people say: never go into business with your friends.

But for Kokwe Amegavie and Nana Amobi Chambers, friendship became their greatest competitive advantage.

Friends for 30 years and business partners for over a decade, the two entrepreneurs have built multiple ventures together — including the successful Accra salon Polish’d and the fast-growing beauty brand Rooted, created to bring inclusive nail products to women of all skin tones.  

In this episode of The Peswa Podcast, they reveal the real dynamics behind building companies with someone you trust — and the unspoken rules that make partnerships survive growth, stress, and money.

They discuss:
•⁠  ⁠How their 30-year friendship shaped their business decisions
•⁠  ⁠The difference between a visionary founder and an execution-focused partner
•⁠  ⁠Why most partnerships collapse — and how to prevent it
•⁠  ⁠The hard conversations every co-founder must have early
•⁠  ⁠Building businesses without sacrificing trust, respect, or friendship
•⁠  ⁠The mindset required to scale ventures together

Their story proves something most founders overlook:

The right partnership can multiply your vision.
The wrong one can destroy everything.

If you’re building a startup, considering a co-founder, or already navigating a partnership — this conversation may change how you approach business forever.

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In this powerful episode of The Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Dawn Dickson — a serial entrepreneur, tech innovator, and real estate developer whose journey proves that losing everything doesn’t mean the story is over.

From building multiple multimillion-dollar ventures to facing devastating setbacks when venture capital control went wrong, Dawn opens up like never before about the collapse that nearly cost her everything… and the mindset it took to rebuild from scratch.

She walks us through her full entrepreneurial timeline:
• Launching early internet ventures in the early 2000s
• Building and scaling multiple companies including retail tech and e-commerce brands
• Raising millions in venture capital and equity crowdfunding
• The painful reality of losing control during a failed VC takeover
• Starting over with no guarantees
• Moving to Africa and betting on a new future
• Rebuilding wealth through strategic real estate development in Ghana
• Making millions again — this time on her own terms

A six-time founder who has built companies across tech, retail, and consulting, Dawn made history as one of the first women to raise over $1M through equity crowdfunding and has since facilitated millions in property development and investment projects across Ghana and Rwanda.  

Now living between the U.S. and Africa, she shares how failure, ownership, and resilience shaped her second rise — and why building again after losing everything requires a different level of courage.

This episode is not just about business.
It’s about power, control, rebuilding, and what it truly takes to make millions more than once — especially as a woman in male-dominated industries.

If you’ve ever lost momentum, capital, or confidence… this conversation will change how you think about comebacks.

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In this powerful episode of The Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Joseph Nti — host of Sincerely Accra and founder of Off The Top Show — for an honest, inspiring deep dive into the reality of building passion projects while navigating a full-time corporate career.

From his formative years at AIS to graduating from Ashesi University, Joseph shares how his creative instincts were nurtured early on, leading him to launch campus publications and eventually grow into one of Ghana’s most recognisable podcast voices.  

Today, he balances a demanding 9–5 career in banking with producing culturally resonant content that speaks to urban Ghanaian youth — proving that purpose and profession don’t have to exist in conflict.

In this conversation, Joseph opens up about:
 • The transition from student creative to corporate professional
 • Managing time, energy and burnout while running multiple shows
 • Building Sincerely Accra into a culturally influential podcast rooted in urban Ghanaian life and pop culture
 • The mindset required to pursue passion projects when life demands stability
 • Why creatives shouldn’t wait for permission to create opportunities for themselves

Sincerely Accra, part of the Gold Coast Report network, has become known for its vibrant, fast-paced commentary on urban life in Accra, blending humour, pop culture, and listener interaction.  

This episode is a must-watch for:
 • Young professionals chasing purpose beyond their day jobs
 • Creatives struggling to stay consistent while working corporate roles
 • Anyone trying to build something meaningful without quitting stability too early

Joseph’s story is a masterclass in discipline, identity, and long-term vision — a reminder that you don’t always have to quit your job to build your dream… you can build in parallel.

🎧 Watch till the end for actionable insights on time management, creative discipline, and navigating the tension between security and passion.

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When looking for purpose, look for what comes with ease.

In this powerful episode of The Peswa, we sit down with Ghanaian media entrepreneur and blogger Ameyaw Debrah to unpack a simple but profound truth: your purpose often hides in what feels natural to you.

Long before the brand became a household name, Ameyaw was simply doing what came effortlessly writing, documenting stories, paying attention to culture, and showing up consistently. What started as an independent blogging journey grew into a respected media brand, opening doors to collaborations with major platforms like GhanaWeb, Pulse Ghana, and YEN.com.gh.

In this conversation, he breaks down:
•How to recognize purpose in what feels “easy”
•The discipline behind consistency
•Building credibility in the digital media space
•Navigating Ghana’s evolving media landscape
•Turning passion into a platform that commands respect

This isn’t just a story about blogging, it’s about alignment. It’s about understanding that what comes naturally to you might be the very thing you’re meant to build on.

If you’re a creator, entrepreneur, or someone trying to find your lane, this episode will challenge you to stop forcing and start aligning.

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In this deep dive conversation, Bernard Kwadwo Amoafo — better known as Kwadwo Sheldon — opens up about his journey from a small town in Pepease to becoming one of Ghana’s most impactful digital media creators. 

🔥 In this episode:
📌 How he got his start in media — from The Rave Media Group to OMG and Yawa of the Day
📌 The vision and mission behind Kwadwo Sheldon Studios (KSS)
📌 What it takes to run a creative business in the digital space
📌 How he approaches storytelling, content strategy, and audience connection
📌 Advice for young creators who want to build beyond traditional media

Whether you’re a content creator, entrepreneur, or just curious about breaking into digital media, this is an episode full of insight, inspiration, and real talk. 
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In this episode, we sit down with Rachael Tachie-Menson — product strategist, tech leader, and founder of Author Digital Labs. Rachael walks us through her remarkable journey from shaping products at Amazon and Facebook to leading product teams at WeWork, and ultimately founding a studio that helps African founders build apps that tackle real problems across the continent.

🚀 We dive into how early experiences in global tech shaped her approach to building products for scale — and why she believes the future of African innovation lies in context-aware design and sustainable business models.

🔍 Rachael also reveals the business side of creating tech solutions for Africa: how to validate ideas, build revenue models, retain users, and attract investment — all while solving problems that matter. Whether you’re a founder, product builder, or tech enthusiast, this conversation is packed with practical insights and inspiring lessons from one of Africa’s rising leaders in tech

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In this powerful episode of the Peswa Podcast, Aisha Ayensu—Founder and Creative Director of Christie Brown—shares the unfiltered story behind building one of Africa’s most respected luxury fashion houses.

From starting with limited resources to dressing global icons and redefining what African luxury means on the world stage, Aisha breaks down the mindset, discipline, and vision behind her journey. No shortcuts. No excuses. Just purpose, consistency, and belief.

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We sit down with Alex Darko Jr., founder of Menufinder, to unpack how a simple everyday frustration turned into a growing food tech platform in Ghana.

Alex noticed how difficult it was to find reliable restaurant menus and good food options, and instead of complaining, he chose to build a solution. That decision led to Menu Finder — a food discovery platform now working with curated restaurants and changing how people find and order food across Ghana.

In this episode, we talk about:
•Seeing real-world problems as opportunities
•Building solutions with tech in emerging markets
•The journey from idea to trusted platform
•Lessons for founders, creatives, and problem-solvers

If you’re interested in startups, tech, entrepreneurship, or problem-solving, this conversation is for you.

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In this episode, we sit down with Stan Emeka-Owuneme, the young innovator behind Stan’s Technologies, a growing tech lab building impactful solutions like Nsuguard to combat illegal mining (Galamsey) and tackle some of Africa’s most pressing challenges.

Stan shares his journey of building real-world technology while still in school, the vision behind Stan’s Technologies, how Nsuguard works on the ground, and the realities of innovating in Africa.

This is a powerful conversation about youth, technology, leadership, and Africa’s future told by someone building solutions before graduation. 

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In 2019, if you opened Adobe Lightroom anywhere in the world, the image you saw belonged to Michael Aboya.

In this episode of The Peswa Podcast, Michael takes us on an intimate journey — a journey shaped by pain, loss, resilience, and purpose. From losing his father to cancer at a young age, to channeling grief into creativity, Michael reveals how photography became his voice, his healing, and his calling.

We dive into the story behind Songs of Freedom, his 2016 Agora Prize win, and the path that eventually led him to becoming one of Adobe’s Ambassadors — a dream many creatives aspire to, but few achieve.

This is more than a photography conversation.
It’s a story about turning pain into purpose and finding freedom through art.

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What does it take to build Africa’s most ambitious photographic archive—without institutional backing, without precedent, and far from the global centers of power?

In this episode of The Peswa Podcast, Paul Ninson takes us inside the quiet, obsessive journey that led to the creation of Dikan Center—a space that now holds tens of thousands of photographic books and visual records, redefining how African history is preserved, studied, and accessed.

Paul walks us through the early years of collecting books one by one, the decision to return to Ghana when opportunity was elsewhere, and the tension between personal ambition and collective responsibility. We talk about ownership of memory, the politics of archives, why Africa must build its own institutions, and the unseen cost of choosing legacy over comfort.

This is not just a story about photography.
It’s a conversation about cultural power, long-term thinking, and what it means to build something that outlives you.

If you care about art, history, education, or institution-building in Africa—this episode will stay with you.

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In this powerful episode of The Peswa Podcast, we sit with Agyeman Prempeh Senkyire, Founder & CEO of Adinkra Republic — Ghana’s premium socks and men’s accessories brand rooted in culture, legacy, and purpose.

From a deeply personal journey raising a son with autism to building one of Ghana’s biggest sock companies, Agyeman shares how he turned meaning into business, and business into impact.
We dive into legacy, storytelling, networks, culture, and how he manages to balance his role as a VP at JP Morgan and entrepreneurship 

Adinkra Republic isn’t just selling socks. They’re telling a story.
Each pair is crafted with Adinkra symbols, cultural messages, and intentional design — a wearable lesson in heritage and purpose. And behind it all is a father raising a son with autism, weaving conviction, impact, and legacy into every decision.

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Ernest Danjuma Enebi (aka @TheDanjuma) — born in Kaduna, trained as an engineer in Boston, started in construction in the U.S., and now leads Denda: a creative agency that tells African stories through photography, film and design. In this episode he tells us how the move from Kaduna → Boston → New York shaped his career, why he left construction to build his own companies, and the origins of his photo project and book Waka Waka — a 15-year visual archive of contemporary African life.

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From humble beginnings to building Afrimart Atlantic and rising as one of Ghana’s youngest real estate moguls, Moses B. Arthur’s journey is anything but ordinary.

In this powerful episode of The Peswa Podcast, Moses opens up about:
•His early childhood and the defining moments that shaped his ambition
•The mindset shifts that pushed him into entrepreneurship
•The birth and growth of Afrimart Atlantic Limited
•How he built a multi-sector business portfolio before turning 30
•Branding, leadership, risk-taking, and his philosophy on creating long-term value
•The realities of real estate development in Ghana and Africa

Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, a dreamer looking for direction, or someone who loves transformational stories — this conversation will challenge, inspire, and equip you.

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From a young hustler navigating tough beginnings to the founder behind Didi Jollof, one of Ghana’s most beloved fast-food brands — Ernest Coleman’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary.

In this episode of The Peswa Podcast, Ernest opens up about his childhood, the struggles that shaped him, and the bold decisions that led to building Didi Jollof from a simple campus food hustle into a fast-growing food brand.

He shares the defining moments, the failures he had to survive, the leaps of faith he took, and the mindset that kept him moving even when everything seemed impossible.

If you’re an entrepreneur, dreamer, or anyone fighting to build something from scratch, this conversation will hit home.

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From a young boy fascinated by machines to the founder of Goliath Robotics, Ghana’s first locally manufacturing wheelchair company — Barnabas Nomo’s journey is a masterclass in grit, innovation, and purpose.

In this episode of The Peswa Podcast, Barnabas opens up about his humble beginnings, the spark that ignited his love for engineering, and the bold vision behind building assistive technology right here in Africa.

He takes us inside the challenges of starting a robotics company with limited resources, his breakthrough moment during the pandemic, and what it really takes to turn a simple idea into a movement that’s transforming lives.

👉 Tune in to hear:
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•How he turned adversity into innovation
•The mission behind Goliath Robotics and the future of African tech innovation

🎧 Watch, be inspired, and rethink what’s possible when vision meets resilience.

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In this episode of The Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Bernard Kafui Sokpe, widely known as Mistameister — one of Ghana’s leading voices in brand strategy, marketing, and the creative ecosystem.

From his early journey in media and digital innovation to his pivotal role in shaping opportunities for African creators, Bernard shares deep insights into what it takes to build a thriving creator economy in Ghana and across Africa.

He opens up about the challenges creatives face, the mindset shifts needed for sustainability, and how he’s championing a future where African creators can truly own their craft, audience, and value.

Whether you’re a content creator, marketer, or entrepreneur, this episode will challenge how you think about creativity, business, and Africa’s digital future. 

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This will change how you handle money — forever.

Maame Abrema Quarm built Ladder, an AI-powered finance app with one audacious goal: make financial freedom actually possible for everyday Africans. In this deeply practical and honest conversation on The Peswa Podcast, Maame walks us through the friction, and the product choices that turned a bold idea into a fintech grounded in real user problems.

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From researching animals to leading some of the world’s biggest brands — Emmanuel Koduah’s career journey is nothing short of extraordinary.

In this episode, A Manager of Glovo Ghana and current Yango Manager shares his hard-earned lessons on thriving in the corporate world, building strong cultures, and what separates top talent from the rest.

You’ll learn:
•How to stand out in multinational environments
•The mindset that drives success in corporate Africa
•The power of culture and talent in shaping winning teams

If you’ve ever dreamt of making it in the global corporate space, this conversation is your blueprint.

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Unlock the secrets to tax and accounting for businesses in Ghana and across Africa. Whether you’re a small business owner, freelancer, or growing enterprise, understanding your financial responsibilities is key to staying compliant, saving money, and scaling sustainably.

In this episode, we break down:
✅ Common accounting mistakes that can cost you money
✅ Practical tips to keep your books clean and tax-ready
✅ How to leverage proper accounting for business growth

👉 This is your ultimate beginner-to-pro guide — simplified, practical, and tailored to the African business landscape.

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He’s Cleaning Ghana’s Dirtiest Street One City at a Time

Heneba Kwadwo Safo, founder of Buzstop Boys, joins the Peswa Podcast to share how he’s leading a powerful movement to clean and disinfect some of Ghana’s dirtiest cities. From clogged gutters to neglected streets, this NGO is doing what many won’t and it’s changing lives. 💪🏽🇬🇭

Discover the story behind the mission
The truth about Accra’s filth problem
How volunteer power is transforming communities

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In this episode, we sit down with Julian Owusu, former professional footballer turned entrepreneur, as he takes us through his remarkable journey. From the pitch to the boardroom, Julian shares how he transitioned from a career in sports into the world of startups.

He opens up about co-founding Zuberi, the bold venture that ultimately didn’t succeed, and the invaluable lessons failure taught him. But Julian’s story didn’t end there. With resilience, grit, and hard-earned experience, he went on to build Build the Company, a multimillion-dollar enterprise making waves in Africa and beyond.

This episode is packed with insights on entrepreneurship, perseverance, and what it really takes to rise after setbacks. If you’re a young entrepreneur, creative, or dreamer looking for inspiration, Julian’s journey will leave you motivated to chase your own big vision.

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Africa’s future rests in the hands of its youth — but are we awake to the responsibility? In this monologue on The Peswa Podcast, Bill unpacks why this generation cannot afford complacency, the urgent need to act, and what’s at stake if we miss this moment.

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“Stop Planning, Start Moving”

In this episode of Peswa Podcast, we sit down with Reagan Marfo founder of Team Raygan, host of the Unscripted with Raygan podcast, product designer, content creator, and digital storyteller. From humble beginnings, Raygan’s journey has been shaped by adversity, drive, and an unshakable belief in executing ideas rather than waiting for “perfect.”

🔍 What we cover in this episode:
•How growing up with very little became fuel for Raygan’s hunger to build, create, and make an impact.
•Why “too much planning” can actually paralyse us — how overthinking delays action, and how the mindset of “start doing” can unlock momentum.
•Concrete stories from Raygan’s life: key failures, early struggles, and how he turned them into lessons that propelled him forward.
•Strategies Raygan uses now to move from conception to execution — how to stop over-preparing and start getting your hands dirty.

If you’ve ever felt paralyzed by overplanning, perfectionism, fear of failure, or just didn’t know how to begin, this episode will shift your mindset. Raygan reveals that momentum doesn’t come from endless preparation. It comes when you start. And that what you learn along the journey is often more valuable than any plan you could have made.

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