035: Jeffrey Manu

podcast July 14, 2014

This week I talked with Jeffrey Manu, a tech entrepreneur in Accra, Ghana.

Jeffrey created one of Africa’s first iPhone apps, and is dean of the Goshen Institute and founder of the design firm Lightcreative. Whoa! On top of that, he also taught me how to read a 300-page book in just two hours. Impressive!

Learn more about Jeffrey in this week’s interview!

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034: Abou Kone

podcast July 7, 2014

Abou Kone hails from Côte d’Ivoire, and is a self-described “mercenary-in-chief”. (No, not the real kind!) Abou is a beast when it comes to coding. Front-end development with JS/jQuery is […]