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Bradford Keen

Verified
Cape Town, London
As seen in: How We Made It In Africa, Facilitate Magazine
I help people find enjoyment in exercise through simple, effective and fun workouts that combine learning and play
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How this Senegalese entrepreneur seized an opportunity in the make-up industry

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By Bradford Keen Verified, Lyvv Cosmetics, Victorine Sarr Awuah
| How We Made It In Africa
Most consumers complain when they cannot find the right products for their needs. Victorine Sarr Awuah started her own business instead, Lyvv Cosmetics. “I was working for the number one cosmetic company in the world and even I could not find the right products for my complexion. There were many people like me across the world who had the same issue. I got frustrated,” says Sarr Awuah.
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African hospitality investor sees potential for economy/mid-range hotels

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By Bradford Keen Verified, David Damiba
| How We Made It In Africa
Published by Bradford Keen on 2 July 2021 Kasada Capital Management is an independent investment platform within the Kasada group, dedicated to hospitality in sub-Saharan Africa. The group owns hotels that are operated under its strategic partner Accor’s brands, which include Ibis, Pullman, Novotel and Mövenpick. To date, Kasada has invested in Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal, Cameroon and Namibia.
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Made-in-Rwanda shoe brand popular among sustainability-minded millennials

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By Bradford Keen Verified, Ysolde Shimwe
| How We Made It In Africa
Kevine Kagirimpundu and Ysolde Shimwe met at the College of Technology and Sciences at the University of Rwanda in 2011. By 2013, they had co-created their first pair of handcrafted shoes with a uniquely African aesthetic and sustainable footprint, and sold them to one of their friends for 10,000 francs ($10).
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