What does Kinshasa look like? Are the working conditions good? Where can international tourists stay? What are the people like? How easy is it to get around and deal with traffic? These are just a few concerns and questions for anyone intereste

It's Not What You Know But Who You Know

Aug 23rd, 2023 9m 39s

The Future Is Kongo + It's not what you know but who you know. Organisation's mentioned in this weeks episode: 1. InterNations: https://www.internations.org/ 2. Young Professional Congolese: https://twitter.com/YPCongolese3. Diaspat: https://ww

One Way Ticket To The Democratic Republic of Congo

Aug 15th, 2023 3m 41s

An introduction to The Future Is Kongo + Email: [email protected]

Entrepreneur, Teacher, Wife & Mother Both In The DRC & UK

Aug 22nd, 2022 1h 13m

Aline Lokoto, an ambitious, easy going and nurturing lady who talks us through how she started her initial business in Kinshasa within 4 months of arriving and how she now manages her businesses from the UK. Aline depicts her experience of the

Housing in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Jun 27th, 2022 50m 47s

Baraka Rumamba is an investor passionate about fundraising in the niche segment of the Congolese Diaspora. He graduated in Accounting and Economics from Southampton University and presently leads the investment committee of the Sarah Bonnell Fo

The Mission Was To Come Back & Work For The Congolese Economy

May 11th, 2022 48m 10s

Ruben Luabeya, an electrical engineer from The United States, born and raised in The Democratic Republic of Congo, reveals how and why he entered the Renewable Energy sector from the US, to now becoming Head of Business Development in the DRC.

Living in the DRC - A Female Perspective

Apr 18th, 2022 1h 2m

Amba Linda, a Congolese-British talks us through her account of living in Kinshasa, The Democratic Republic of Congo for the past 6 months. The conversation focuses on the questions, concerns and struggles of females from the diaspora. Email: b