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Jan 10, 2026 27 min

E167 : Jonathan Kadje 🇨🇲

from The Sangyin Podcast Hosted by Jp Rugaba

On this episode, we are joined by Mr. Jonathan Kadje who is one of the rising African content creators in China. Known for his insightful and informative content, he shares the inspiration behind this incredible work and as well as his talk show. Additionally, he shares his observations of the African Social media use in China especially for content whilst also encouraging people to venture into entrepreneurship whilst in China 🇨🇳. Finally, he talks about the Cameroonian Association in Xian in his capacity as President whilst giving advice to the African youth listening in . An amazing episode indeed 💯🇨🇲.

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