Study in Japan for Africa

From Africa, With Purpose

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A podcast that brings the voices of African changemakers studying and working in Japan. Discover their journeys, challenges, and the impact they're making back home. Real stories. Real impact. From Africa, with purpose.

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Study in Japan for Africa

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16 sie 2025

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Kenya Student in Japan | Joan Sisole’s Medical Anthropology Journey & Survival Tips. From Africa Ep6 16.08.2025

Joan Sisole from Kenya opens up about her study journey in Japan. She explains why she shifted from agriculture to medical anthropology, and how that connects to a project on elderly care back home. Joan’s advice is clear: “Be prepared—culturally, emotionally, and mentally.” She shares language insights, her chopstick-practice story, and how small habits help you adapt to a new culture. If you’re...

Ghana Vet’s JICA Scholarship PhD in Japan | Fighting Tick-Borne Disease. From Africa, With Purpose episode 5 04.08.2025

Ghanaian veterinarian Francis shares why he left home on a JICA scholarship to chase a PhD in Japan. You’ll hear how his work on “ tick-borne diseases ” in dogs could save pets on two continents, how “ Japan is advanced… with equipment to do high-level research ”, and what it’s really like when “ the weather here is very, very, very cold ”. Francis ends with a simple motto—“ Embrace the journey ”—...

Nigeria to Tottori: Kingsley's Study Abroad Story | From Africa, With Purpose Podcast Ep.3 30.07.2025

In this inspiring episode of From Africa, With Purpose, we sit down with Kingsley Ikpa-Agodo, a master's student from Nigeria currently studying at Tottori University, Japan. Kingsley shares:○His first impressions of Japan 🇯🇵○The pressure to succeed and the power of self-belief○The mindset difference between moving "with pressure" and "with purpose"○Why he chose Japan—and w...

From Liberia to Japan: Stephen’s Story of Mindset, Science & Purpose | Study in Japan Podcast Ep.3 23.07.2025

In this episode of From Africa, With Purpose , we sit down with Stephen Cooper , a passionate geologist from Liberia and current PhD student in Japan. Stephen shares his honest journey—growing up in a system with limited infrastructure, struggling to find graduate programs in Liberia, and finally making his way to Japan through JICA. He speaks about: The contrast between daily life in Liberia and...

Madagascar to Japan: Roger’s Journey of Purpose, AI, and Education | Study in Japan Podcast Ep. 2 16.07.2025

In this episode of From Africa, With Purpose , we meet Randrianirina Roger Galois , a Master’s student at Akita University from Madagascar, who shares his story of perseverance, culture shock, and deep purpose. From his amazement at Japan’s cleanliness to how AI is shaping his research in mining informatics, Roger speaks honestly about the differences in education systems, job scarcity in Madagasc...

What It’s Really Like to Study in Japan: A Zimbabwean Professor’s Story From Africa, With Purpose 20.05.2025

In this first episode of "From Africa, With Purpose," we sit down with Rangarirai, an assistant professor originally from Zimbabwe, currently teaching at a university in Japan. Rangarirai vividly recounts his first impressions of Japan—from the impeccable cleanliness and outstanding service to cultural differences such as punctuality and consideration for others. He also discusses his ac...

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