In this episode, Chilekwa speaks to Vonneta Simpamba- founder of House of Vo, the designer, and fashion entrepreneur explores her journey of turning a creative hobby into a business, the realities of building a fashion brand , and what it takes to grow with purpose, discipline, and elegance

Nicoletta Katulwende that explores mental health in the workplace, she reflects on common challenges many professionals face, including imposter syndrome, burnout, and the struggle to balance ambition with wellbeing. Through personal insight and practical perspective, she discusses what it really means to feel “happyish” at work acknowledging that work life isn’t perfect, but that awareness and self-care can make it healthier and more sustainable.

In this episode, Chilekwa speaks to Diego Casili, a seasoned entrepreneur and real estate mogul whose career spans over three decades. They dive into his journey of building businesses, navigating challenges, and the lessons he’s learned about leadership, resilience, and creating lasting success.

In today’s episode, Chilekwa speaks to Kevin Kwateng who has spent his career moving the immovable. From Hydro Quebec’s heaviest transformers to the world’s longest wind blades, Kevin has turned some of the toughest logistical challenges into seamless operations. As a logistics innovator he helps engineers simplify complex projects, cut risks, and deliver with precision.

Design Thinking is a human-centered approach to problem solving that starts with empathy, encourages creativity, and tests ideas in real world contexts. In this brief talk, David Gondwe introduces its core principles and why it matters.

In this episode, we sit down with Louise Mupeta author, entrepreneur, and founder of Little Legends, a pre-primary and primary school shaping young minds in Zambia.

They discuss the journey of building a purpose-driven educational brand, the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship, and how to stay grounded while growing something meaningful. Louise shares insights on leadership, motherhood, and what it really takes to turn vision into impact

In this debut Compass Note, Chilekwa poses three of the most powerful questions every purpose-driven journey must begin with: Where are you going? Why are you going? And how will you get there?
This brief yet thought provoking monologue challenges listeners to reflect on their direction, motivation, and method as they navigate through life. It's a call to move with clarity, intention, and courage because the pursuit of excellence starts with asking the right questions.

A conversation Zelelapi N. M Kaembe, founder of Talent Capital Institute, Zelelapi is a passionate and experienced Training and Development professional, who specializes in designing and delivering impactful learning programs that drive organizational growth and employee success, we discuss her journey, business and philosophy.