Made In Africa Podcasts

🎙️ Jua by Agar | Season 2, Episode 3 — OUT NOW!We are thrilled to present another vibrant episode of Jua by Agar! Our incredible guest, Mr. Tommaso Iser Menini, delivered an outstanding conversation, answering all our questions about his inspiring journey — from humble beginnings 8 years ago to where he stands today.🌿 About Jua by Agar™: Their product line features 15+ types of essential oils, carrier oils, massage oils, body butters, organic aloe-based cosmetics, beard care, sanitizers, mosquito repellants, body scrubs, tattoo creams, and more — now available in 5+ countries.They champion environmental and social impact by sourcing arid land resources like Frankincense and Sweet Myrrh, empowering pastoralist communities while advocating for conservation, biodiversity, and sustainability.Every product is professionally crafted with full Certificates of Analysis to guarantee the highest quality. ✅🎧 Listen on your favorite platforms:🍎 Apple Podcasts💚 Spotify🎵 Amazon Music📱 Samsung Podcasts📺 Watch on YouTube: @NCBETHEBEST1 TVDon't forget to like, share, and subscribe! ☀️

Kenyan fashion designer, diaspora creative, and founder of the Kiondo Cosmology initiative, Vicky, brought her insider knowledge, raw honesty, and infectious energy to every single question. We covered everything — Made in Africa branding, sustainable fashion, storytelling, the cultural and economic power of the kiondo, and the Cosmology of the Kiondo™ Experience in Nairobi.But Vicky also took us further. She dove into AI in fashion, the future of the creative economy, and why sustainable storytelling is the next frontier for African designers reaching international markets.This is the kind of conversation the African fashion industry needs. 🎧Catch Season 2, Episode 2 now on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and all your favourite platforms. New episodes drop weekly — don't miss out!Produced by @ikirezifashionstyle in collaboration with @ncbethebest1#MadeInAfricaPodcast #FashionReview #FashionInKenya #AngelaWambui #AfricanFashion #KiondoCosmology #SustainableFashion #AIInFashion

Season 2 is here, and we're kicking it off with a bang! 🎙✨Our very first episode features the incredible Angela Wambui — influencer, journalist, and one of Kenya's most sought-after Fashion MCs — and she absolutely made this episode unforgettable.Together, we tackled 12 powerful questions covering everything you need to know about the Kenyan and African fashion scene. We reviewed the highs and lows of 2025 — from designer access to raw materials, model payments, fashion events, beauty pageantry, international competitions, and digital presence — then turned our eyes forward to 2026, discussing expectations around fashion weeks, modeling opportunities, fabric pricing, and the ongoing mitumba debate.Angela brought her insider knowledge, raw honesty, and infectious energy to every single question. This is the kind of conversation the African fashion industry needs.🎧 Catch Season 2, Episode 1 on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and all your favorite platforms.Don't miss our weekly episodes!Produced by @ikirezifashionstyle in collaboration with @ncbethebest1#madeinafricapodcasts #fashionreview #fashioninkenya #Angelawambui

"Fashion lovers, enthusiasts, and businesspeople should expect an amazing and magnificent KFW 2025. The venue is spectacular, the designers have created stunning collections, and the models we've selected are highly professional. Attendees should expect production quality comparable to any major fashion platform in the world." In this compelling episode of Made in Africa Podcasts, Sue Muraya, founder and visionary behind Kenya Fashion Week, reveals how she's championing a movement to reclaim and celebrate Kenya's rich fashion heritage.Trained as a professional fashion designer in New York, USA, Sue has dedicated her career to creating a world-class platform that showcases African design excellence. Scheduled for November 1st, 2025, Kenya Fashion Week brings together fashion experts, designers, business professionals, enthusiasts, models, and industry stakeholders in a powerful celebration of Kenyan creativity.The event features student competitions that nurture emerging talent, insightful fashion industry panel discussions addressing sector challenges, and breathtaking runway shows that demonstrate Kenya's design sophistication. Through our exclusive interview with NCBETHEBEST1 TV, Sue shares her journey building KFW into a continental force, discusses the current state of Kenya's fashion industry, and explains how the platform empowers local designers to tell authentic African stories through fashion while competing on the global stage. #kenyafashionweek2025 #fashion #madeinkenya🇰🇪 #madeinafricaDon't miss our Weekly episodes produced by NCBETHEBEST1 TV. Contact us: [email protected]

Join host Celestin Ntawirema on the Made In Africa Podcast as he sits down with Schola Gatobu, the self-taught designer and founder of Reinas Gowns. With a clear mission to help women shine on their special occasions, Schola creates stunning gowns designed to make unforgettable statements.Reinas Gowns offers exquisite pieces through both bespoke tailoring and rental options, championing sustainable fashion and supporting the circular economy. In this engaging conversation, Schola shares her inspiring journey in the fashion industry and reveals the creative vision behind her brand.This episode explores crucial topics in modern fashion: the art of recycling and upcycling denim fabrics, Schola's perspective on sustainable fashion practices, and essential advice for aspiring entrepreneurs—including the often-overlooked importance of maintaining cleanliness standards in fashion businesses. Schola also opens up about her exciting future projects and reveals which prestigious fashion weeks are on her bucket list.Discover the intersection of elegance, sustainability, and African creativity in this enlightening conversation.Tune in to the Made In Africa Podcast on your favorite platforms: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, YouTube, and more.Don't miss our Weekly Episodes. Contact us: [email protected]

In this compelling episode, host Celestin Ntawirema explores the world of modeling and pageantry in Kenya with Magdeline Takangiro, an international professional model currently working with ISIS International Models Africa.Magdeline shares her expertise on the key differences between modeling and pageantry, emphasizing why local models need strong agency representation to elevate their business prospects and reach international modeling stages. As a proud member of the Turkana community, she passionately discusses the importance of supporting women from her region in accessing university education and pursuing their dreams.The conversation delves into cultural values and Magdeline's invitation for people to visit Turkana, highlighting its unique beauty and attractions. She recounts her European experiences, including runway shows with ISIS Models Management, offering listeners insight into the international fashion scene.The episode concludes with valuable advice for African models aspiring to break into major international fashion weeks, covering what to expect and how to prepare for success on the global stage.This episode provides essential insights for anyone interested in Kenya's modeling industry, fashion, and its potential for business growth.DON'T MISS OUR UPCOMING EPISODESContact the hoster at [email protected]

Welcome to Made in Africa Podcast episode 22, featuring an inspiring conversation with Joan Okorodudu, founder and CEO of ISIS Models Africa and creator of Africa's Next Super Model competition.In this compelling episode recorded in Nairobi with host Celestin Ntawirema, Joan shares her vision for the upcoming Africa's Next Super Model 2025 and discusses the inclusive nature of her platform. "No matter who you are, whether you're dark or of lighter skin, as long as you are an African lady, you are allowed to register for the competition," emphasizes Joan, highlighting her commitment to celebrating Africa's diverse beauty.A former Miss Nigeria, Joan has become a transformative force in African modeling, mentoring numerous women who now grace international runways in New York, London, Milan, and Paris. She candidly discusses the industry's realities, stressing that success requires "discipline and patience."Joan's remarkable achievements include receiving the Lifetime Presidential Award at the Runway International Fashion Awards in Baltimore in 2024, following ISIS Models Africa's recognition at the UN General Assembly. Her agency continues to empower young African talent, proving that with dedication and the right support, African models can excel on the world's most prestigious fashion stages.DON'T MISS OUR UPCOMING EPISODESContact the hoster at [email protected]

Made in Africa Podcast Episode 21: Liberating the African Minds from the Western Mindset in Fashion In this compelling episode, we welcome back Mr. Saitoti Meitamei, founder and CEO of Deslight Fashion School in Nairobi, Kenya. Known for his humility and dedication to nurturing young fashion talent, Saitoti shares innovative approaches to building a sustainable fashion education model that prepares students for real-world competition.Saitoti discusses how Deslight Fashion School is integrating technology into its curriculum while maintaining a perfect balance between quality education and sustainability principles. He provides insights into several exciting collaborations, including the school's partnership with the upcoming Kitenge Fashion Festival & Awards 2025, highlighting its unique features and significance in promoting African textiles.The conversation explores Deslight's organization of Mr. & Miss Nairobi 2025, an inclusive modeling competition that notably features plus-size models, breaking traditional beauty standards. Saitoti also previews his participation as a panelist at the Africa Sourcing and Fashion Week 2025 in Nairobi, where he'll contribute to important industry discussions.This episode delivers valuable perspectives for fashion enthusiasts, aspiring designers, and entrepreneurs looking to make their mark in Africa's growing fashion ecosystem. Saitoti's vision represents a movement toward authentic African fashion education that honors heritage while embracing innovation.The Made in Africa podcast, hosted by fashion industry expert and journalist Celestin Ntawirema, continues its mission of showcasing African creativity, craftsmanship, and entrepreneurial spirit across fashion, beauty, art, and home goods sectors, celebrating the continent's rich cultural heritage

For the past two years, Made in Africa podcast host Celestin Ntawirema has encountered Mr. Saitoti Meitamei at numerous events where he featured as a guest speaker, particularly on sustainable fashion. Saitoti is known for his humility and dedication to supporting young, upcoming fashion designers to become established professionals shaping Africa's fashion industry.In Episode 20, we explore Mr. Saitoti's journey from conceptualizing a fashion school to support youth across East Africa to establishing the successful Delight Fashion School, which has graduated over 300 students. Listeners will discover his inspirations, hobbies, favorite foods, sports, colors, and design styles.Don't miss part 2 of this conversation in Episode 21 with Director Saitoti Meitamei, coming soon with your host, Celestin Ntawirema. This episode is sponsored by Fashion Trends Africa by RCFS.Want to be featured on our podcast? Reach out at [email protected] or [email protected], or send a WhatsApp message to +254793550537.Made in Africa podcast brings you true and original stories of Africans in a growing movement highlighting the craftsmanship, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit of African designers, artisans, and businesses. With more than 10 years working in the fashion industry, Mr. Celestin Ntawirema, CEO and founder of the Rwanda Cultural Fashion Show (RCFS), produces and hosts the Made in Africa podcast.Our weekly episodes feature fashion, beauty products, art, home goods, and more, showcasing Africa's rich cultural heritage and innovation.

Episode 19 brings you Melat Terefe who is the Founder and Creative Director of DolMel, an Ethiopian fashion brand revolutionizing the ancient tradition of hand-weaving by integrating it into the 21st century.In this episode, Melat takes us to the Africa Sourcing and Fashion Week 2024 which she attended as a showcasing fashion designer and as the guest speaker. She shares her experience gained from this continent trade fair and her inspiration from the event itself.Melat’s goal is to create simple, chic, and bohemian-inspired clothing that celebrates and expresses one's unique identity, perfectly reflecting the wearer's personality. Her designs are characterized by an edgy vintage look, enhanced with vibrant colors and intricate patterns.She aims to preserve Ethiopian heritage by safeguarding the art of traditional hand-weaving through innovation. She strives to ensure this cherished craft thrives into the future without losing its handcrafted essence, blending the old with the new, seamlessly and beautifully.Don’t miss our weekly episodes produced by NCBETHEBEST1TV and Sponsored by Fashion Trends Africa by RCFS.CONTACT: [email protected] #madeinafricapodcasts

Gracia Paulina Kibangu, a Namibian model and finalist in Miss Culture Global 2024, is set to compete in South Africa. Born in South Africa to Herero and Angolan parents, Gracia was raised in Namibia. She is known for her sophistication, intelligence, and compassion.In a podcast hosted by Celestin Ntawirema, Gracia discussed her successful modeling journey, highlighting her multiple contest wins and positive outlook. Remarkably multilingual, she speaks seven languages, including English, Afrikaans, Lingala, Kicongo, French, and Portuguese, and partial fluency in Oshiwambo and Oshiherero.Currently working as a real estate agent, Gracia's hobbies include modeling, dancing, and charity work. With 11 years of modeling experience, she is confident about her chances in the Miss Culture Global 2024 pageant.Gracia's life motto emphasizes hard work, determination, and satisfaction in one's achievements. In episode 18 of the podcast, she elaborated on her plans if she wins the title and addressed the challenges women face in Namibia and Africa, sharing her ideas for solutions.Her commitment to making a positive impact and her diverse background make Gracia a strong contender for the Miss Culture Global 2024 title.Don't Miss Our weekly episodes sponsored by Fashion Trends Africa by RCFSCONTACT US: [email protected]

Tabby Yalla, a Kenyan fashion designer, is the founder of Godmesa, a fashion brand born and based in Kenya. In episode 17 of a podcast hosted by Celestin Ntawirema, Tabby shared her journey as a fashion designer and the inspirations behind her career.Tabby credits her mother as her primary influence in pursuing fashion design. Her unique approach blends cultural elements with modern aesthetics, creating distinctive garments for her clients. Tabby is passionate about sustainable fashion, viewing it as a way to protect both the African continent and the global environment. She encourages fellow African designers to adopt sustainable practices in their work.During the podcast, Tabby discussed the challenges of pricing and fabric availability in Kenya. She emphasized the importance of collaboration among Kenyan fashion designers, not only for sustainable development but also for boosting the country's economy.Tabby's work with her Godmesa showcases her commitment to innovative, culturally-rooted design while addressing contemporary issues in the fashion industry. Her advocacy for sustainability and collaboration highlights her role as a thought leader in Kenya's evolving fashion landscape.Don't Miss our weekly Episode sponsored by Fashion Trends Africa by RCFSCONTACT US: [email protected]

Episode 16 of the Made in Africa podcast, hosted by Celestin Ntawirema interviews Ingred Awuor, a Kenyan model coach, fashion designer, and fashion producer. Awuor, who runs the Nilotika fashion brand in Nairobi and organizes the annual Jazz Fashion Experience, shares insights on effective marketing for both established and startup fashion designers and African fashion show producers.Awuor emphasizes the importance of fashion designers determining their business type and size to target the right audience. She stresses the value of honesty in business relationships, particularly between designers and clients. For emerging fashion designers, Awuor highlights business management skills as crucial for success.Aspiring fashion show producers are advised to focus on securing suitable venues and well-trained models. Awuor also provides tips on effective communication and marketing strategies for Made in Africa brands.The discussion extends to professional conduct when competing with business peers and within the community. Throughout the episode, Awuor's expertise offers valuable guidance for those navigating the African fashion industry, covering aspects from business planning and client relations to event production and industry etiquette.Don't Miss our Weekly Episodes sponsored by Fashion Trends Africa of the RCFS, a fashion news website [www.rcfs.rw] CONTACT US: [email protected]

Tribal Trends by Shiko Onyango is founded by Kenyan woman artist and fashion designer Shiko Onyango. She is also the Director of the Africa to the World Kenya. Shiko is a very unique and talented woman. A mother of two boys, is very creative and her mission is “ to take Africa to the world”In episode 15, she talks about her journey to establish her company and current projects working with local artists and African designers. So far about 1000 people benefit from her company’s success story. Being part of regional initiatives such as Creative DNA and From Trash to Purpose enabled Shiko to integrate more sustainable products into the Tribal Trends and Africa to the World project.Shiko also talks about sustainability and technology inside her brand the Tribal Trends as well as her favorite Kenyan and African dishes, and the cultural aspects and uniqueness of women from her 3 cultures.Don’t miss our weekly episodes sponsored by Fashion Trends Africa, a news website - www.rcfs.rw.CONTACT US: [email protected]

Made in Africa needs a voice from several important factors such as economic development: Promoting African-made products will help boost local economies, create jobs, and reduce dependency on imports.Cultural preservation and pride: Showcasing African-made goods will help preserve traditional craftsmanship and instill a sense of cultural pride.Countering stereotypes: Highlighting quality African products will challenge negative stereotypes about African manufacturing and innovation capabilities.There is also Market access: Giving African products a stronger voice can help them gain visibility and access to both local and international markets.In today’s episode, I would like to tell you, you who is listening and even you who will listen to this episode. First, can you help me answer these questions;Why do the Made in Africa podcast matters?Why do you, yourself matter to promote Made in Africa?What is the future of Made in Africa?Thank you so much for listening, many episodes are on the way coming, please recommend your friend's episodes and together we promote Made in Africa. Our topics include fashion, beauty products, art, home goods, services and businesses, and more. We are showcasing the rich cultural heritage and innovation emerging from various African countries.Don't miss our weekly episodes.

Episode 13 brings you Mrs. Sally Karago one of the pioneers of the Kenyan fashion industry. Mrs. Sally Karago is one of the designers who introduced fashion as a concept in Kenya after studying in London. In the early 90s, she launched the « Mcensal Fashion House ». Within a few years, she has become the designer of the country’s highest personalities.In this episode Mrs. Sally takes us on her journey since launched in 2009, Mcensal School of Fashion which has quickly become the top fashion college in Kenya. Offering certification from Edexcel Btec, the college is primed to produce the next generation of gifted fashion designers set to revolutionize and influence the fashion industry in Africa as well as competitors who will stand out in the international fashion platform.Ms. Sally has been an experienced fashion designer for more than 30 years. She is the Creative Director at the Sally Karago Collections where luxury meets uniqueness and comfort. In this episode, she also shares her views on Made in Africa products in fashion as well as Kenya's fashion industry.Don't Miss Our Weekly Episodes produced by NCBETHEBEST1 TV

Episode 12 brings you Mary Mugure also known as Miss Mary, an experienced Kenyan fashion designer who has worked in the textile and apparel industry and designed for various corporate entities in Kenya. Currently, Miss Mary is working as a teacher at the Mcensal School of Fashion and Design, a fashion tutor, and a digital content creator.In this episode, she talks more about her experiences in the fashion industry in Kenya and more about sustainability in the fashion sector from Kenya to the whole continent of Africa. Furthermore, Miss Mary talks about the journey of the fashion industry in Kenya and Africa as well as what should be done to reach sustainable fashion in Africa.Don't miss our weekly episodes produced by NCBETHEBEST1 TV!

Episode 11 brings you Miss Immaculate Onyoni, former Miss Heritage Pageants Kenya. Miss Immaculate is a woman with an undeniable presence. Blessed with statuesque height and striking features, her friends recognized her modeling potential during her university days. Her natural grace and confidence captivated those around her, laying the foundation for her future endeavors.Miss Immaculate is the National Director of Ms. and Mrs. Heritage Pageants Kenya which she founded in 2022. Through this platform, she trains and consults African models who seek to reach international contestants and modeling competitions. In this episode, Miss Immaculate takes us on her journey from her first time to joining the modeling and beauty queen and founding the Heritage Pageants Kenya which promotes sustainability among other initiatives nationwide.She is a dynamic sales and marketing professional with 11 years of diversified expertise spanning industries, now driving impactful change in the realm of green and sustainability services. Demonstrated a history of consistently exceeding revenue goals, building robust brand identities, and spearheading innovative marketing strategies. Adept at crafting compelling narratives to engage clients and partners, leveraging my extensive knowledge in sustainability practices. Proven record in driving green initiatives, fostering sustainability partnerships, and delivering tangible results for clients and stakeholders. Her commitment to environmental stewardship and comprehensive marketing acumen position me as an instrumental force in advancing eco-friendly solutions and driving business growth in the green sector.Don't Miss Our Weekly Episodes produced and sponsored by NCBETHEBEST1 TV

Episode 10 brings you, Mr. Augustin HAKIZIMANA a Rwandan artist, fashion designer, and entrepreneur under his company Agasozi Arts Center based in Rwanda. He is very talented and very creative and he likes to support vulnerable children, especially street -children.Augustin's journey started when he joined the art career in Rwanda. After, many years. He moved to Japan where he spent 10 years. Then, moved to Malawi for 3 years. He is currently living in Gabon. In all of these countries, Augustin was doing and selling his art. His life living in Japan changed his perspective on life where for him to be able to integrate into the Japanese community he must learn the Japanese language.Don't Miss Our Weekly Episodes produced and sponsored by NCBETHEBEST1 TV

Episode 8 brings you, Ms. Becky Muthoni a Kenyan musician, entrepreneur - and hair stylist under her company Lavish Dreadlocks LTD based in Kenya. The talented female reggae singer is among the top Kenyan musicians who continue to keep reggae music alive.As a single mother, Ms. Becky started her company the Lavish Dreadlocsk in very hard conditions. In this episode, she takes us on her journey of her company the Lavish as well as her music career which she decides not to quit after having a baby at the age of 20. As a hairstylist and expert in handling African dreadlocks, Ms. Becky explains why there is an increase in the number of African women putting on dreadlocks than ever before.Don't miss our weekly Episodes produced by the NCBETHEBEST1TV #MadeInAfricaShowReach us at [email protected]

Episode 8 brings you, Ms. Amina Umuhoza an entrepreneur, menstruation activist, and champion of adolescent sexual and reproductive health in Rwanda. She is the CEO of SAYE company Ltd. Ms Amina is also a member of the MasterCard Foundation Youth Advisory group. Due to her achievement, she is recognized among the top 40 Education Innovators in Africa by the African Union. Recently, Ms Amina was appointed as the president of the JCI Rwanda.In this episode, Ms. Amina takes us from her early childhood but mostly her first trip to the United States of America, when she was selected among many other kids to accompany His Excellence Paul KAGAME the president of Rwanda to receive the award that he won. This trip opened Ms. Amina’s ambitions when she returned back home and started to dream bigger.Ms. Amina also shares many ideas of how the African governments can contribute to already existing challenges facing African women, especially adolescents, and teenage mothers. She sends a stronger message to African women and young and upcoming entrepreneurs.Don't miss our weekly Episodes produced by the NCBETHEBEST1TV #MadeInAfricaShow

Episode 7; brings you Jos Reinhoudt a seasoned sustainability expert. From the Netherlands and currently live and work in Kenya, in the Capital City of Nairobi. Mr. Jos's expertise focuses on actionable business strategies to create a climate-neutral, circular, and inclusive economy. Passionate about East Africa, biodiversity, and innovation.Through this Episode, Mr Jos takes us into his journey from 2020 when he first arrived in Kenya for a work mission. Right after about to return home, he got stuck by the COVID-19 pandemic which impacted his trip back to his home country by then. As an expert, he had to find ways to cope with the situation of lockdowns as a foreigner who found himself lonely living in an apartment in Nairobi.Currently, Mr. Jos is offering a variety of services and consultancy related to sustainable businesses to local business owners in Kenya. These include areas of; renewable energy, sustainable development, waste management as well and recycling. Don't miss our weekly Episodes produced by NCBETHEBEST1 TV  #MadeInAfricaShow

Episode 6; brings you Lorraine Shaquan Kljajic, also known as Loshaq, who is a multi-talented business consultant, entrepreneur, and influencer with a passion for fashion, beauty, and philanthropy, who has had a remarkable journey. Half Malawian and half Zimbabwean, she grew up in Tanzania and has lived in South Africa, and the Netherlands, with strong connections in Croatia, Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Her experience of living in different countries and her extensive travels has enabled her to develop an appreciation for different cultures.Ms Loshaq is passionate about promoting cultural understanding through her work as a business consultant and influencer. She believes that cultural understanding can help bridge the gap between people from different backgrounds and create a more harmonious world. Through her work with businesses, she helps them understand the importance of embracing diversity and leveraging it to their advantage.In Episode 6, Ms Loshaq takes us on her journey, her achievements so far, and her initiative to promote and support African women in various activities under her several projects. She uses her platform as an influencer to spread awareness about the value of cultural understanding. With years of experience and a wide network of contacts, Lorraine is dedicated to helping others succeed and make a positive impact on the world.The interesting part of this episode is Ms Loshaq's intercultural experience in terms of food between Africans and Europeans and this is the start of the AFRIFOOD SA LTD which sells different foods from different countries across Africa.Don't Miss Our Weekly Episodes produced by NCBETHEBEST1 TV

Episode 5; brings you Nile Dawta, a female Kenyan musician. The reggae singer has been performing across Africa. She is the founder of the WEN [We Exist Now ] music band based in Kenya.As a woman who grew her career in the creative industry, especially in reggae music, her journey was not easy. Still, so far, she has a success story to share - to inspire African musicians, especially women.Ms Nile has won several awards including the: Best Musician - UN- Human Rights Competition Kenya-based Musician 2023, Brazilian Young Talent Africa Music Awards – 2023, and many more.The reggae singer believes that she and the music of this kind are born together. In this episode, she takes us on her music journey, which is full of challenges but also with success. Ms. Nile sends an inspiring message to musicians in general, she also tells us the secrets of the origin of reggae music on the African continent and its roots in her mother country Kenya where she described the reggae roots to be originating from Mau Mau.Don't miss our weekly episodes produced by the NCBETHEBEST1 TV

Episode 4: A very interesting journey of Ms. Nehema Georgina Obiero, a Kenyan fashion designer who picked her business idea on the street. In 2018 Nehema and her best friends were sitting in the restaurant enjoying their ice creams facing the street and looking at people passing by. They started criticizing what people were wearing and from there, her business idea was born. Currently, she owns three fashion brands under Umbrella the "Brand Me Fashion House" based in Nairobi.Don't miss our weekly episodes produced by the NCBTEHEBEST1 TV

In Episode 3; model Coach Ms. Ingred explains her journey to become a model coach. With 15 years of experience as a model in Kenya. she also goes deeper into what it takes for young and upcoming models to become professional models, and why confidence is very important in our daily life.The former Kenyan model is the CEO and founder of the Blackdust Modeling Academy which trains independent models. Ms. Ingred also shares the main challenges facing African models while trying to apply for the International Fashion Week jobs.She sends important tips for models and people in general about why people should train about their confidence which she believes will increase chances and opportunities in their daily activities.Don't miss our weekly Episodes produced by the NCBETHEBEST1 TV

Episode 2; takes you to the Journey of Ms. Ingred Awuor, a former Kenyan model to become a fashion designer and Creative Director of the Nilotika a clothing brand based in Kenya.In this episode, Ms. Ingred shares her experience as a former model who has worked as a model for a long time with many fashion designers and later, established her own brand "the Nilotika".Through this episode, you will learn more about her brand's uniqueness both made in Kenya and made in Africa, some tips for fashion lovers to take care of their clothes at home, and the great message that Ms Ingred sends to other African fashion designers, offers and discounts in her fashion house.Don't miss our Weekly episodes produced by the NCBETHEBEST1 TV

Ingred AWUOR is a former Kenyan model who started her journey in the fashion industry as a model and then became a model coach, fashion producer, and fashion designer.This episode 1, Ms Ingred takes us through her journey to become a fashion show producer