
Join Nairobi-based multimedia journalist Njenga Hakeenah as he explores the fast-evolving world of electric mobility across Africa. From cutting-edge EVs and electrified scooters to industry trends and clean energy innovations, this podcast delivers expert insights and in-depth conversations with key players driving Africa's electric revolution. Listeners will meet some of the smartest, most creat... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | a year ago |
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Electric mobility is quietly transforming Africa's tourism sector and Kigali, Rwanda, is emerging as a leading case study.
In this episode of The Africa EV Show, we speak with Edwidge Cyuzuzo, COO of Izuba EVs, about how her company is using Chines... more
A quiet energy revolution is unfolding in Lagos and it's happening inside a school.
In this episode, we sit down with Bukola Oluwalade, Director of Abba's Heart Schools, to explore how one institution is rethinking energy, transport, and sustainabi... more
Africa's electric mobility transition is not happening the way most headlines suggest. It's not just about importing new EVs — it's about converting existing vehicles, building local systems, and using data to make mobility work.
In this episode of... more
This week, The Africa EV Show heads to Nigeria, where one company is tackling three of the country's biggest challenges at once: rising fuel costs, urban air pollution, and the urgent need for industrial jobs.
Our guest, Dr. Sam Faleye, is the dire... more
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This show centers on Africa's rapid shift to electric mobility, featuring discussions with entrepreneurs, engineers, policymakers, and financiers who are building out EV ecosystems across the region. Episodes routinely cover local assembly and manufacturing, financing and subsidies, charging infrastructure, and the interplay between public transport, micro-factories, and renewable energy to reduce fuel costs and emissions. A standout theme is Africa-specific adaptation: prioritizing local capability, cross-border policy coordination, and end-to-end ecosystem development rather than merely importing Western models. The format tends to blend practical case studies with strategic insights, making it useful for founders, operators, investors, a... more
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