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Limitless Africa

Welcome to Limitless, the podcast series that  asks the questions which matter to Africa.


Are tech start-ups the answer to Africa's unemployment problem? Can we stop fake news from spreading on the continent? How do we raise a generation of football stars? 


These are just some of the topics we’ll be tackling.


And we’re not looking for simple answers. 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 subject experts to give their take on each question. This will come as no surprise but they don’t always agree.


Made possible with a grant from the U.S. Department of State and the Seenfire Foundation.


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Update frequency
every 5 days
Average duration
20 minutes
Episodes
92
Years Active
2022 - 2025
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How can we champion African beauty?

How can we champion African beauty?

We speak to three black beauty entrepreneurs challenging stereotypes and championing natural beauty.


Mari Malek, the South Sudanese model who started the beauty brand WAU.

Patricia Lamah, a beauty entr…

00:14:58  |   Mon 24 Jun 2024

"We are way more than Jollof" - Chef Binta on promoting African food globally

Chef Fatmata Binta promotes and preserves culture through food in Ghana. Her ‘Dine on a Mat’ experience, where she immerses guests in the full Fulani dining experience, won her the prestigious Basque…

00:21:43  |   Thu 13 Jun 2024
Which meal reminds me of home?

Which meal reminds me of home?

In this episode, we asked three African foodies about the dish that reminds them of home. 


Chef Binta is the founder of Fulani Kitchen Foundation. She is the winner of the Basque Culinary World Prize.


00:15:04  |   Mon 10 Jun 2024
Are these the future faces of farming?

Are these the future faces of farming?

In this extended episode, we hear further from two of the young female agricultural entrepreneurs featured in the previous episode. They are using agritech to provide food security in their communiti…

00:33:50  |   Thu 06 Jun 2024
How can young farmers make difference?

How can young farmers make difference?

Agriculture employs more than two thirds of those working in Africa. But farming is hard as farmers are impacted by extreme weather conditions.


In this episode we talk to some young farming entreprene…

00:15:03  |   Mon 03 Jun 2024

"Solve unemployment in Africa through entertainment" - actor Denim Richards on the African film industry

Actor Denim Richards is Colby on the TV show Yellowstone set in Montana, USA. So why invite Denim on Limitless Africa? Well, four years ago he decided to make a new life for himself and move from Cal…
00:43:21  |   Thu 30 May 2024
Are African films going to take over streaming?

Are African films going to take over streaming?

Streaming is becoming more popular but platforms like Netflix, Showmax and Amazon Prime Video are still pushing a lot of Western content. We asked a Nollywood producer, a Hollywood star, and an artho…

00:15:02  |   Mon 27 May 2024
Is 2024 the new 1994 for South Africa?

Is 2024 the new 1994 for South Africa?

Limitless Africa correspondent Dimpho Lekgeu talks to Claude about the upcoming election in South Africa and speaks to democracy activist Yanga Malotana.


What are the big issues in South Africa's elec…

00:39:54  |   Thu 23 May 2024
Should young people bother voting?

Should young people bother voting?

It’s a year of big elections in Africa. In South Africa, Ghana, Rwanda to name a few. But in some of those countries, the opposition is weak or non-existent. And the election result isn’t in doubt. S…

00:15:06  |   Mon 20 May 2024
How to be an entrepreneur - can you teach it?

How to be an entrepreneur - can you teach it?

Africans are known for their hustle – and the data proves it.


According to research by the Tony Elumelu Foundation and Stanford University, Africa has the highest percentage of entrepreneurs among wor…

00:15:00  |   Mon 13 May 2024
Is it time to stop accepting foreign aid?

Is it time to stop accepting foreign aid?

As a region, Africa accounts for around 20% of US aid. In fact, development projects throughout the continent depend on this money.

But some argue that there is little evidence that aid produces econo…

00:14:58  |   Mon 06 May 2024
How did I make my first million? African entrepreneurs in action

How did I make my first million? African entrepreneurs in action

Across Africa, young entrepreneurs are making their dreams happen in challenging circumstances. Here three very different young Africans explain how they made their first million.


Maya Horgan Famodu i…

00:15:00  |   Mon 15 Apr 2024
“This is not a war of religions” - Philosopher Souleymane Bachir Diagne on the Middle East crisis

“This is not a war of religions” - Philosopher Souleymane Bachir Diagne on the Middle East crisis

Souleymane Bachir Diagne is one of the foremost scholars of Islamic and African philosophy. Currently a professor at Columbia University in New York, he remains deeply connected to the continent and …

00:33:06  |   Mon 08 Apr 2024

"Women bring a subversive perspective" - Novuyo Rosa Tshuma on Zimbabwean literature

Novuyo Rosa Tshuma is an award-winning Zimbabwean novelist who teaches at the acclaimed Iowa Writers Workshop in the US, like many literary icons before her. And she's only 36 years old. 


Her debut no…

00:43:02  |   Mon 25 Mar 2024
Why did I come back? The repats edition

Why did I come back? The repats edition

Many diaspora Africans are choosing to return to the continent. These ‘repats’ - as they’re often known - are keen to seize new opportunities. But they also return to give back - building businesses,…

00:14:59  |   Mon 18 Mar 2024
“We are becoming the content hub of the world” - Sizo and Mmeli of Antidote Music

“We are becoming the content hub of the world” - Sizo and Mmeli of Antidote Music

Extended episode: Mmeli Hlanze and Sizo Hlophe are part of the team behind Antidote Music - an independent record label and music consultancy company based in Eswatini. In business since 2012, Antido…

00:45:48  |   Mon 11 Mar 2024
“He gave up his comfort to fight for freedom” - Oscar-nominated Moses Bwayo on his Bobi Wine documentary

“He gave up his comfort to fight for freedom” - Oscar-nominated Moses Bwayo on his Bobi Wine documentary

Extended episode: Moses Bwayo is a filmmaker from Uganda. His documentary feature Bobi Wine: The People's President has been nominated for a 2024 Academy Award. 


But first, a little on his subject, Ro…

00:50:40  |   Mon 04 Mar 2024
Limitless Africa is back

Limitless Africa is back

My name’s Claude Grunitzky and I'm a journalist and investor. I’m also the host of Limitless Africa, the podcast that asks the questions that matter to Africa. 


And exciting news: we're back! In seaso…

00:01:21  |   Fri 01 Mar 2024
Do repats have an unfair advantage? RE-RELEASE

Do repats have an unfair advantage? RE-RELEASE

RE-RELEASE: many diaspora Africans are choosing to return to the continent. They’re keen to seize opportunities back home. Many of these returnees – known as ‘repats’ – are highly educated and skille…

00:14:59  |   Mon 13 Mar 2023
Do African presidents need term limits? RE-RELEASE

Do African presidents need term limits? RE-RELEASE

We wanted to re-release this episode as the question of term limits is ever contentious. Yoweri Museveni has run Uganda since 1986. Paul Biya has been president in Cameroon for nearly forty years. Pa…

00:14:58  |   Mon 06 Mar 2023
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