Welcome to
Limitless:
The podcast that asks the questions that matter to Africa
Made possible with a grant from the U.S. Department of State and the Seenfire Foundation.
You can now listen to this podcast in Português · Français · Kinyarwanda
Made possible with a grant from the U.S. Department of State and the Seenfire Foundation.
Welcome to Limitless, the new podcast series that asks the questions that matter to Africa.
🎧 Does Africa have an image problem?
🎧 Can you teach entrepreneurship?
🎧 Does Black Lives Matter matter to Africa?
These are just some of the topics we’ll be tackling.
Just as Africa’s potential is limitless, so are the possible solutions to any challenges the continent faces.
During each podcast episode, we’ll be asking three very different guests to give their take on each question. This will come as no surprise but they don’t always agree.
The thirty episodes are hosted in English and French by Togolese American journalist, editor and entrepreneur Claude Grunitzky. He’s the founder of the media platform TRUE Africa and TRUE Africa University, a Pan-African learning community.
Our core production team is based out of Nairobi, Johannesburg, London, Paris and New York City. The production team is supported by a team of 10 Local Broadcast Ambassadors who are based in target countries on the continent.
What it takes to succeed.
DJ Elly Chuva, Iyinoluwa Aboyeji, Zaid OsmanAfrica is one of the most religious places in the world.
Bakary Sambe, Harrison Mumia, James WuyeTime to find the next generation of Giannis, Dengs and Ibakas.
Amadou Fall, Flo Larkai, Usher Komugisha“The African context doesn’t change the debate. It reinforces it”
Editi Effiong, Kivu Ruhorahoza, Nicole Amarteifio“The African context doesn’t change the debate. It reinforces it”
Dimpho Legkeu, Ernesto Yeboah, Wise BayanoOver 25 million people in Africa are living with HIV. Why?
Bisi Alimi, Jacqueline Wambui, Saidy BrownThere are still very few African female heads of state.
Busisiwe Seabe, Noëlla Coursaris Musunka, Oby Ezekwesili“We really do give inspiration to other markets”
Moses Turahirwa, Roberta Annan, Zaid Osman“Africa needs to wake up and start leading by example.”
Davis Reuben, Kemo Fatty, Khahliso Myataza“Africa has a chance to be the biggest producer of talent in the world”
Eddie Mensah, Kingsley Pungong, Oumou KaneIs it time to rethink red lines on maps?
Kah Walla, Mutemi Wa Kiama, Samba Bathily“You don't have to be a politician to be a leader.”
Busisiwe Seabe, Cheik Fall, Kemo FattyCan we stop a centuries-old practice?
Fatoumata Sire Diakate Junior, Jeremiah Kipainoi, Kadiatou KonateWhen it comes to climate change, Africa will be one of the continents which is hit the hardest.
Linda Mabhena-Olagunju, Olasimbo Sojinrin, Samba BathilyHow do we bust the stereotypes about the continent?
Jessica Hope, Moky Makura, Nicole AmartiefioAbout 70,000 skilled professionals emigrate from Africa every year.
Gabriel Curtis, Lydiah Bosire, Pearl Pillay“It takes a certain type of personality to be an entrepreneur.”
Bitange Ndemo, Rebecca Enonchong, Thami PooeWe ask an aid worker, an activist and an economist.
Albert Honlonkou, Mutemi Wa Kiama, Pedro MatosWhat challenges do they face? How do they make their voices heard in their place of work?
DJ Elly Chuva, Kah Walla, Linda Mabhena-OlagunjuWhen it comes to gay rights on the continent, Africans are conflicted.
Kat Kai Kol-Kes, Sheba Akpokli, Va-Bene FiatsiMany diaspora Africans are choosing to return to the continent. Are they welcome?
Gabriel Curtis, Nicole Amartiefio, Rebecca EnonchongIn Africa, being an artist doesn’t carry the same prestige as other professions.
DJ Elly Chuva, Roberta Annan, Sonia LawsonIs it democratic to force presidents to leave office?
Evan Lieberman, Kah Walla, Pearl PillayIn 2020, there were over 500 billion-dollar companies worldwide. Only seven were African.
Maya Horgan Famodu, Rebecca Enonchong, Thami PooeIs the idea of ethnic groups at odds with the idea of a modern state?
Bakary Sambe, Evan Lieberman, Mutemi Wa KiamaIt can sway elections in Nigeria. Stoke up ethnic hatred in Ethiopia. Bolster business interests in South Africa.
Aanu Adeoye, Odanga Madung, Samba DialimpaWomen’s education is often at the forefront of development work in Africa. But something isn’t working.
Cara Myers, Djénéba Gory, Noëlla Coursaris MusunkaIt is incredibly brave to admit to yourself and others that you aren’t straight.
Kat Kai Kol-Kes, Sheba Akpokli, Va-Bene FiatsiHistorically Africans have not been well represented in international institutions. Is this changing?
Mutemi Wa Kiama, Oby Ezekwesili, Pedro MatosThe African startup scene is making some people very wealthy. But are these companies actually creating jobs?
Gabriel Curtis, Maya Horgan Famodu, Samba Bathily