In this episode, Lumi Jay breaks down what it truly takes to build impactful products from Lagos. From the realities of scaling in Nigeria to shaping an authentic African product culture, Lumi offers sharp insights, real stories, and a forward-looking take on the future of digital innovation on the continent.
A thoughtful, inspiring conversation for anyone building, dreaming, or reimagining what tech can look like in Africa.
Some stories carry nations inside them.
In this episode, I speak with Laila Manack about the weight, responsibility, and beauty of writing South African stories into the world’s imagination.
We explore how fiction becomes memory, how stories can resist power, and how writers navigate the tension between local realities and global expectations.
Laila shares the writers who shaped her, the narratives she hopes will change the future, and why storytelling still matters in a world that too often wants simplicity over truth.
A grounding and powerful conversation you should listen to.
In this episode of Continental Shift Podcast, Aliya Davids, a South African veterinarian based in Scotland, shares how her work, community intertwine to shape her sense of purpose abroad. From caring for animals to caring for people, Aliya reminds us that compassion travels with us.
African food is more than nourishment. It is a language of love, resistance, and belonging. In this episode of Continental Shift with Ayotunde Fakunle, he shares how his dinner club in Ireland reimagines cultural connection one plate at a time. From the intimacy of shared meals to the joy of hosting abroad, his story reveals how food can sustain memory and transform communities.
In this episode of Continental Shift with Motheo, we unpack South Africa’s art, heritage, and intellectual property, exploring how culture and ownership intersect in today’s world.