"Africa Needs To Feed Africa": Wanjiru Mambo’s Vision for Sustainable Agriculture

“Africa Needs to Feed Itself” - Dive into a transformative conversation with Wanjiru Mambo, a visionary in the food processing industry. In this episode of “Conversations and Plugs,” Wanjiru shares her journey through the challenges and triumphs of empowering local farmers and fostering sustainable food practices in Africa. Discover her passionate belief in Africa’s ability to sustain itself, her innovative approaches to agriculture, and how she’s making significant strides toward food security.
From her start with a humble potato distribution to building a robust network of local farmers, Wanjiru’s story is not just inspiring, it’s a roadmap for others to follow. Learn about the strategies that have helped her navigate the complexities of the food industry and how she’s working towards her bold vision: Africa feeding Africa.
Join us as Wanjiru Mambo reveals the power of persistence, the importance of local production, and her impactful initiatives that are changing the face of African agriculture. This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in the intersection of entrepreneurship, agriculture, and social impact.
Watch, learn, and be inspired to think differently about the food we consume and the potential of African lands.
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[@KelvinMwendia-l9h]

Amazing guys ❤❤

[@Wambuto]

I think this would have been a very insightful episode if the hosts didn't keep on interrupting the guests. I was interested about her experience with the franchise audit.
But so far, this is a good channel. Are you guys on Spotify, I could listen while on the move

[@ConversationsandPlugs]

Thank you for your feedback: Here you go on spotify: podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/conversationsandplugs

[@Wambuto]

@@ConversationsandPlugs Thank you guys. Keep refining. And keep bringing on these important conversations. They are really helpful