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EPISODE · Nov 4, 2025 · 37 MIN

Economic Empowerment With Soul

from Business First w/Sonia Alleyne · host Mean Ole Lion Media

In this inspiring episode of the Business First Podcast, Sabrina Lamb, CEO of Wekeza, shares her mission to close the wealth gap for the African diaspora through accessible, multilingual financial education. She opens up about the creation of Wekeza, the importance of teaching financial literacy in native languages, and her vision for a global, pan-African investment platform that empowers communities to build and sustain generational wealth. Sabrina also reflects on her transformative time in Tulsa—once the home of Black Wall Street—and how that experience deepened her understanding of financial liberty and the “soul work” behind true economic empowerment. With future plans to make investing more inclusive and community-driven, this episode is a masterclass in purpose, vision and empowerment. Find more shows like this on the Mean Ole Lion app. Follow, rate, comment and share to keep the conversation growing.

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