Louisa Mojela's guest appearances

Louisa Mojela

Cannabis Economy

Womanity - Women in Unity

Tim McGraw

Grover Norquist

Michael Bronstein

Tulsi Gabbard

John Davis

Tommy Chong

Henry Rollins

Jesse Ventura

Melissa Etheridge

Ethan Nadelmann

Marvin Washington

Ngaio Bealum

Jim Belushi

Sarah Lee

Keith Stroup

OwlTail

Louisa Mojela, the incoming chair for Halo Labs, Inc., joins us from Cape Town, South Africa. Within South Africa is the nation of Lesotho, which is on its way to becoming a global cannabis leader. Mojela explains that, because Lesotho was the first African country to legalize both the cultivation and manufacturing of medical cannabis -- and because cannabis grows freely in Lesotho -- the country has become a very desirable location for many worldwide cannabis operators. Hopefully, this new industry will create many much-needed jobs for the country. In order to create this desired "fourth industrial revolution", as Mojela calls it, "the Kingdom of Lesotho must make sure that it really harnesses and leverages these opportunities for the betterment of the people in Lesotho."

<p>Louisa Mojela, the incoming chair for Halo Labs, Inc., joins us from Cape Town, South Africa. Within South Africa is the nation of Lesotho, which is on its way to becoming a global cannabis leader. Mojela explains that, because Lesotho was the first African country to legalize both the cultivation and manufacturing of medical cannabis -- and because cannabis grows freely in Lesotho -- the country has become a very desirable location for many worldwide cannabis operators. Hopefully, this new industry will create many much-needed jobs for the country. In order to create this desired "fourth industrial revolution", as Mojela calls it, "the Kingdom of Lesotho must make sure that it really harnesses and leverages these opportunities for the betterment of the people in Lesotho."</p>

Ep. 479: Louisa Mojela

Gloria Serobe

This week we talk to Women Investment Portfolio Holdings Limited (WIPHOLD) founding members Louisa Mojela (Group CEO WIPHOLD) and Gloria Serobe (CEO WIPCAPITAL). We discuss some of the milestones in their careers, centring on WIPHOLD’s 20 year history, as pioneers dedicated the empowerment of women, and their future plans for the visible empowerment of rural women, especially in the agro-business sector. We acknowledge that women still confront gender challenges in business and discuss mechanisms to reduce these effects, in order for women to be recognised as effective contributors to the economy. We highlight entrepreneurship as an outcome of the enabling environment created by the South African Government’s Black Economic Empowerment policies, which are particularly favourable to women and emphasise that women should embrace these opportunities. Tune in for more…

Wiphold Founders: Louisa Mojela & Gloria Serobe