Kutaba Podcast
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Kutaba Podcast | Empowering communities by showcasing local talent & inspiring collaboration. #Ubuntu #KutabaPodcast
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The podcast covers themes related to community empowerment, grassroots initiatives, and educational innovations. For instance, the inaugural episode presents a spotlight on St Charity Community School, exploring how local efforts transform underserved areas through education and compassion, along with discussing the challenges faced by grassroots organizations.

Kutaba Podcast | Empowering communities by showcasing local talent & inspiring collaboration. #Ubuntu #KutabaPodcast
Ishmael Gumbo is a dynamic Biomedical Scientist, academician and transformational leader whose work bridges science, community development and strategic innovation. Currently pursuing dual postgraduate degrees an MSc in Epidemiology and Biostatistics and an MBA in Business Administration Ishmael brings a multidisciplinary lens to public health and leadership.
He lectures biomedical sciences at Harvest University and serves as the National Coordinator for Diagnostic and Community Health Research at Scientific Initiatives for a Healthy and Developed Zambia where he leads evidence-based interventions and research-driven advocacy.
With a Diploma in Psychosocial Counseling and advanced training in Executive Business Communication and Conflict Management, Ishmael’s approach to leadership is both empathetic and results-oriented. His credentials are reinforced by a portfolio of certifications in health systems, community engagement and youth empowerment.
A proud alumnus of global leadership platforms including The Wave Program, Activate Youth (U.S. Embassy Zambia), AIIDEV’s Africa SDG Initiatives and the United Nations Millennium Fellowship Ishmael is passionate about designing innovative health solutions and mentoring the next generation of change makers.
In this episode, we explore how Ishmael is shaping Zambia’s health narrative through research, education and strategic partnerships and why leadership rooted in empathy and data is key to sustainable development.

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