a couple of hours when we say they're about never getting up every weekend on d w the it is no surprise. i'm always close to what parts of africa with a in the longer the capital where i am or visiting the lakes or exploding the rich culture and natural heritage. tours of looking here from across the world to experience 1st 10 world class hospitality and properties that i must say make you feel like you had a friend and a good home. so let's say relax unless explored this sending hotel. but 1st we meet, i do an artist also more patrick, who found is girlfriend lee key combination for us discover how boost am i going to started a unique brand of coffee in south africa. then we find out why and use more to man

who decided to create his own altering vehicles. fit for purpose in must say that it's due to my name. you think isn't isn't new, and you're watching after back the is considered among the world's most beautiful women canyon to have my do i do want us to yamma know champions. black female empowerment despite once being towards to see yourself as i did, check it out. she's considered one of the most beautiful women in the world. canyon top model, a human nothing you on a she's seen as a force for black female empowerment. but apparently this isn't how she has always been perceived growing up. i had an issue with my parents getting to and you know,

of course it was always homeless homeland inside of me that was going to attract people. beautiful. the know so enough, so i never even never even crossed my mind cuz i thought was good enough to be. i was despite having been teased for her black skin, a human was crowned miss, and i wrote be at the age of 18. shortly afterwards, she became an international top model. looking back now, what was the biggest hurdle she had to overcome? of course, the, you know, the lights of skins. you are the move. beautiful. you were so that was a narrative. that was happening in kenya. juma grew up in those bar village and king is in palm beach, north west. after travelling the world, the human started seeing things differently. eventually she decided to set up her own foundation to give back to our community. every time i came home, i came back to the same situation where children were running around barefoot. they

had horses pulling, pulling up clothes that was sitting under trees for classroom. kids didn't even have books to write them. the literally wiping the ground and write them on the ground. since it's beginnings in 2021, you juma foundation has helped more than 50000 children. how has it changed their lives to do mind if the what a dream a comes to a very happy birthday. she brings us books and some children don't have books because their parents have no jobs and can't afford the books. i don't know guys. i think this initiative is important because it gives the children and wrote to you a chance to to be able to write total books and not to miss out of school. the human has become a powerful voice for the community. she advocates for black women in the business world, and that started her own management and modeling agency. what i did, one of the 1st things i did when i came back to kenya was advocate advocating for

unconvincing. my focus was trying to push dock our skins models as well in order to synthesize that then the commercial industry to show them like, you know, the, you know, the beautiful to. busy a always when, when i got the chance to pick a model, i always tried to push the darker skin because already the light of skin models had to read the flight of industry. so i tried to, you know, push the dock has been and now you can see it has actually changed racing. one way is world wide talk model a human us and you on the advocates for equality and education, and real kenya as well as diversity in the fashion industry. the world needs more trail, blazers like her. i could never imagine, i do my being considered ugly. what else? powerful woman, i'm here with the bottom of them was to find out more about the sustainable

principles and customers inter designs. hi budget. how are you doing? i'm good. how are you? i'm great, thank you. yeah, right of the bat. what was the original vision of the fondest of housing or welcoming guess what? sustainability for a fit and cool. um, so when the fund is 1st started flooded to the goal, was to have enough for centric boutique hotel. and i think that's the, the ability, of course, came and leads outside. that was the original idea, right? despite art pieces from around the world, how have you managed to put it all together in a manner that comes across as authentically african? i think african for us, it means locally, so each hotel section 0 and 15, we all source the art is source locally. so most of the art in bi weekly source locally. so the idea and you should be, was from cape town to cairo, which means outsourced around africa, off to the north, south to north. so i yeah,

physically, if it's not my lauins and it's been commissioned from somewhere within africa. okay . yeah. all right, thank you. so much puzzle what we're going to catch up with you a little later. thank you. keyboard shortcuts or shortened keyboard with nigerian who's on my patrick. there's definitely in the right place. let's go take off some of these works that don't need to be restarted or updated. could you imagine how you could save your environments by just clicking the right button on your keyboard was do my patrick? did. i mean, when you know about the dangers of all the plastics and running plastic on how it affects the of that, i mean, his work clearly stands for environmental protection. what has the always been? it was do much concern to fight climate change. how did he come up with his big idea of computer recycling was showing this bad me for using old computer keyboard

. as my major medium for creating ads was where i grew up from as well in the industry. and it was based on what i was working in my, in my dad, one day a lot. the commission came around and they want the one that says people in just the store and do the things out. then thing the you may just say there was one at some point in, so i actually have to put them to a nice the keyboard for me that i'm going to find a use for them all over the world old computers and all the electronic devices generate huge piles of e waste full of hazardous competence. africa is one of the world's main destinations for lots shipments of electronic weight from the united states and europe. in west africa, nigeria is particularly heavy, polluted with over one point. $1000000.00 tons of e waste per year, which comes from both domestic and imported electrical appliances. but how can one

man change the cycle play that's really important for me to punch and what's the sustainability in nature is because you're facing it go by and who about challenge? i mean, do about what i mean is no it's, it's not forwarding. so was you, you go around, you know, kind of called the go to the ground, plus these noise functions of things are launching now and i am choosing an area where nobody is looking at the invoice or the banking material that we don't know that we have traction there were only 20 of the ones that you understand that this went through us can be put by we sampled. apart from the hazardous materials, you might come across to the dumpsters. what are the challenges posed by based on conventional media? the process of creating may work involved getting my keyboard a life pots from the dump sites and put a, unplug the hardware hardware engine. is that what i bring them? i i as him was i,

i bring them to my own personal scrub. don't. then most of the scrubs majority, black and see what a load keyboard then. yeah them i don't my walks that really need me to use the vocal noise and they are the ones that need me to use black keyboard. it depends on what i have in most cases depends on what that would be. my case, that is, this is paige the keyboard and the large part i'm going to use. and i forget some of the keyboards. i have 2 things. they can even move the keyboard phone from the board and the kids from the boys. i mean up that we will think about that is one of the major telling these and guessing this keyboards to stick together because they are little fragments. sometimes it is very difficult to make them stand together. and mayflower will very painstaking any takes a lot of time become an interpretation of digital ox is a testament to its ability to create new and unique forms of a text expression. so technology, what do people find him?

his lodge futuristic piles of junk game? i want to see you see, what's the realize like slow as you see, the brother additional flow as i do the slow as we it's 4 sided food as i am without plates. and the reason i have food stamp in this scripture is because i want to create a balance between the industry i was and then it's around award. we have to strike a balance so that we don't, we don't mix up our environment. presume as body of work is deeply rooted in the contemporary understanding associated shaped and conscious behaviors. primarily and influenced by our immediate society, this cliff to signifies the website. and knowing the full force why we either we, why we need to come together, it has an end, it has elements off of our industrial life embedded needs. so you just just give those that sense of understanding that we must have a direction to where we are going to,

you're going to make the vehicle system walk fence growing up, or do mazda and mac for repairing electronics and profiting toy cause, evolved into a successful career and the off route. now he transforms discarded materials. if the captivating works, contributing to environmental sustainability i definitely have to think of a key combination for this. or am i to tell us about the philosophy of sustainability when it comes to the design of the building? us introduce philosophy is transformation. so just, you know, transforming old into new. as you can see around the hill, we have art, or even just furniture that has been transformed from bicycle parts to useful material. how would you describe the guest experience? we always have this. what about we say work state plate. so latitude is a place where we want you to come in, you know,

there's everything that you need here. if you need to work, if you need to, you know, just relax. so if you need to study you, anything that you do need is here. thank you. so much for throwing us around 5 to thank you for coming. i think it's time for coffee break up. next, let's find out what autism, no coffee or no bush and my way to has brewing for us. we take a tour from micro roaster and see just what sets her coffee apart from the wrist. the majority of south african stop in day with some form of coffee. but the countries coffee market is dominated by few big players and many small coffee roasted. so why exactly did people wake up to drink bits coffee in particular? i think what stands out for me is, is the quality of the coffee a lot. it produces a lot of different options out there, but i think to jumpstart your day, it's always good to have a really high quality ones that made the people. it was just like, it's all the passion was right. this speech examples raised thing in different

fields and different oregon and how we like to extract all different copies because already i'm passionate about coffee. it's all about the perfect rate of use of africa. it's hot, you recognized as a coffee producer, it is the hub of coffee culture for africa as a continent. and this microwave history in wind, the johannesburg, has gone into quite a following. oh no bush them up late into is making a name for himself by making quality autism. no coffee accessible to coffee and tuesday is delicious. but what exactly is autism? no coffee is no coffee. a large me is around the minute in which the actual coffee is roasted and handled at arrows to read it 1st from a small scale promise. and each queen being from that region from that is then roasted to ping objects based characteristics and enhanced it's flavor.

today as mara supplies is 50, popular chain stores, hotels, restaurants, and independent cookies nationwide. a success that didn't come without its challenges. before we hear more about this is jenny. let's get a tool off tomorrow coffee room 3. so what you're seeing here is our green beans, which i think you saw from across the world. we've got columbia, we've got the field. yeah, we've got tons on. yeah. and we've got, uh, what time either. so we've got a 15 kilo roast. so for each fetch in preparation for roasting, we waive 15 killers of green beans. wants to batch as wait. it is put in 12, ha ha. and once the drum is ready, in terms of the correct temperature, we then drop it. and then it's federalist enforced. a stuff which takes about 12 to 15 minutes from what is purely a rotary s mario has evolved into

a place where you can not only buy coffee, but enjoy it with a variety of eats to accompany your cup. to all because the tendency in terms of the customer journey was that we launched our brands in retail. so you could buy a bag of coffee, take it home for your own pleasure in brewing. so there were 2 issues with that. tell us i can, i'm not largely home coughing through us. so there's a bit of education that needs to go around. ok, now i have beans. what do i do with them? there was also the fact that we were not in a cafe set up in terms of retail, so people couldn't walk in and actually experience our coffee and interact with the barrister. so those are the main hurdles around how do we and change ourselves as a player in terms of to act as no coffee or 3 space. it's

a lot of work and efforts to fulfill her dream. how did you manage to overcome these hurdles? do we have partnership with try back out, which is one of the largest importance of green beans from south africa. i started the journey with them being my partners just to build the brand and be able to secure green beans of favorable rates. but subsequently i've been able to secure some accounts, corporate accounts that have allowed me to scale on my own. so we have fully black female owned coffee, ro street, microsoft office, 3 in south africa. and they have a few of us with our growth. we've managed to settled in wine book and be able to open a coffee, which is our 1st point where we could actually get people to experience how brand and coffee is originating from a small township in the province of positive natal, south africa, worship, and church to pretoria to pursue studies in food and nutrition. what made her get

into coffee by law for coffee? i totally began when i started working in what's known as the full core to the convenience store industry. i perceive them as the gain changes in terms of introducing coffee on the go to consumers. when the likes of the oil companies started introducing coffee on the go, it became a morning fix. and obviously they variety of things that came along with that. and the author around interacting with the barrister, that's what really triggered my life for coffee. just being able to see people make you a cup of coffee for me every morning which is ultimate vision is to build a small pockets who will become extraordinary. entrepreneurs is bridging a gap in the youth. employment statements today will as all be using our course if leave, i will just to try and much of

a cough is that through the typing today, i'm turns off leave a little as you guys know, we use it as a guideline in order to help us to break down, the flavor knows that we pick up. we have our food team, we have suite, we have coco, we have spies. you can get in on skills person and with, with training and consistency. that person can get a skill within 6 months to fully fish progress stuff and they're able to sustain and living and supportive family. i think that's, that's quite critical that the venue change doesn't only and stopped with supports in the fall and consuming the coffee. it also sustains jobs within our economy in the south african sense. so it's important that people continue to drink coffee response. so please it's an agricultural product. so it's a god given gift to man to make us happy. i can just

smell those beautiful room is now when we think of the clinic, mountain bashing, trustworthiness, due to the wheels and think of the beautiful bust due to ponies. but a micro, mainly myself, has built a fleet of altering vehicles that are just as the this man wants to turn this between till time manufacturer. but how does self taught mechanic alias with the man the one to achieve that? most of the senior associate that they don't have a deductible. the same concept that for pudding i've realized there's some but there's a bit fail. our live presentation. those kind of been. ready full of the kinds of weather from cause they go through it aloud, restore to say i, you said this to be that they did the flick through expectation and like this, that's version that, that make to them on the like the racing cost cause the raising. i can go and went

and buy that you need that as will room when you look at the way the cotton tub said it shows that it was manufactured for countries such as list. so to our own country, which has high ceilings and very beautiful in the high mountains, it all started in 2020, under locked down. when everyone in the so to us condemned to kill time for why does neighbors will coming up with a great banana break recipe? and yes, came out to the self made car. although he's been told him, you'd fixing costs for us getting not trained as a mechanic. how does he come to build his own all terrain vehicle? i don't think i'm that i see that they can say no. i'm in some field 5 for this and it fits kind of that's i've been, it's probably the clean look. i ask who those games and these are the stand and actually do by head and the be good for police and we're looking at actually i know

i was supposed to take that to this for that date was 9. i have bills, at least the highest cost in 2022. so to import it almost $22000000.00 us dollars worth of cars. meaning from south africa, singapore, japan, germany and the united kingdom. with a growing g p, a new car production of its own. that's a lot of money in the city is losing. what if inventors like alias could actually turn the country into a car manufacturer? the 1st the cost i have, they asked, i attended the shows where the ad building costs would have been there. and so the portals from the cap and then after that that i can make the been a booster just i'd let you know that i that as a by machine abby asset. april. cool. unless then who's used the best engine that they can use? the engine that is that doesn't have it many problems. so i didn't,

i bought the engine, this is a, the complete engine. data one, the ability happy to fight for that medium. so loose i, the i, i done for say that i need the, the one that is appropriate. it puts it out. and then the same day does, it says me, i mean, you know, as much of his competitive, they're proud of his achievement the word and still are mix comments on the other side of the border. what does he say to the criticism that he's only assembling the car? i'm going to have simply, i'm studying the car from scratch, even the chest, the itself. i can visit the chasing from scripts. and he says cars are uniquely designed for the such as mountainous terrain. you know has of 3 to 4 vehicles, 3 which were produced from scratch. one which is a modification of an existing 7 seater but produced in one vehicle at a time. is of painstaking. we slow process. we ever be able to scan up, decided,

prevents that comes from my mind, is pushed out to an m c p. actually, i'm looking for something, let me close and those things. and i will say 3 adds to somebody's picture. when pencils want, i can get those people who can pick that the bullying from my mind and been cutting me tool like tool because it taking my time was sometimes you've been busy making cop as probably the items that you read. and then i as book day friday and then i'm going to wellesley bb oh dave tools and then see that as being able to get the data of that. when i go to get my mind to that, i will and will decided that the to screen up production will mean building up teams, especially just manufacturers. he offers mechanical engineering students from a local police technic, a 6 month internship at some auto style. so they can learn what it is like to

develop a car from scratch. what is the biggest challenge? why that i've did as so many things as so many things, money that totaling a call from discourage. speaking of what it is, you know, choose the, the ability to experience. they have so many things that have been money to tell the members as yet. i've seen the money that i have uploaded. my hands that it'd be my mind was, was, was applied today in the money for the general process. so i've gone a little bit much better in addition to the trained intents. and yeah, so, so worst with mentees who like him, have not trained his mechanic. and he says vehicles are successfully registered in the so to he's currently producing vehicles for the military and police under the brand temporary in the small, impassable country. you can meet the special needs of the security services for appropriate vehicles once you've eaten the competition. but given the fact that there are few countries in the continent invest in produce or assemble costs,

is there any real hope for trouble were to become a recognized car brand beyond this, such as borders, to send them to other country talk to, to export them to out of country. so what we do in that field for or not because please 3 f test that they already put out for, for example, like a, the out of cost of the mice coaching assembly. them data to gain the so to you for the can long to them in the country. the road to becoming a major car brand, maybe rocky, but with growing demand for his improving seat of all terrain vehicles alias mccullough's contest. you came time. it like the mountains of the so to the, from the law we, we hope you enjoyed the show. don't forget to visit d, w dot com, forward slash, or free max for me till next time. give us the of

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