Sarika Bansal
“The minds and the hearts of Africans, particularly young Africans, have just so many great ideas and just need, you know, to unlock new opportunities or need investment to move to the next level.” –
Sarika Bansal
"That was also a very interesting lesson, because eventually, that will be the way we managed to make the most difference, not by convincing people about the goodness of our mission alone, or trying to
Sarika Bansal
“If I have to decide between creating one large hospital that impacts a small number of very, very wealthy lives, but makes me personally rich, versus having a large number of small clinics, that impacts
Sarika Bansal
My motto is: “What we build today will form the Africa of tomorrow.” I actually expanded that to say, “What we build today will form the Africa and the Africans of tomorrow.” And that's looking
Sarika Bansal
“The thing that I found actually resonated [with potential clients] was less of saying how much we knew, and actually playing into how much we didn't know. And actually coming in and saying, look, you
Sarika Bansal
On its face, the desire to travel and do good seems like a win-win endeavor. No wonder each year over 10 million international travellers -- usually young people from North America or Europe -- flock
Sarika Bansal
Our inaugural guest on the new podcast series, Driving Change: Made In Africa, is Dr. Tlaleng Mofokeng, or Dr. T, as she is more commonly known. Dr. T is a woman of many talents. She