Eddie Kadi (born 18 May 1983 in Kinshasa) is a British-Congolese comedian, presenter, actor, Philanthropist and MC. An all-round multi talented performer, Eddie Kadi continues to reform the world of comedy and communications; repeatedly leaving “sold out” concert audiences mesmerised by a heady mixture of laughter and reflection. Eddie Kadi has proven to be the consummate communicator. He is generously gifted with the ability to reach across cultures as a unifying force, break down social stereotypes as he informs and entertains his audience. Delivering fresh, funny yet conscious and poignant insights throughout his work, crafting “…articulate glimpses of reflected observations from the mirror of life that we all instantly recognise, relate and react to in good humour, with a smile or belly laugh thrown in!” Eddie has proven himself to be a key connection point between various intersections such as Africa and travel, Africa and sport and Africa and music. His notable achievements include creating and producing a travel show which aired on Vox Africa in the UK with the personal mandate of educating the African diaspora on untouched and almost forgotten countries in Africa. Kadi also has hosted an iconic ‘Panafrolink’ event for NBA player Luol Deng in New York City and London and the men's basketball games during the London 2012 games. Eddie is also currently a panellist on the BBC radio sport show called “Fighting Talk” and is a regular contributor to CNN Talk, most recently contributing to “CNN Talk : Max Foster”. Kadi charm and whit was called upon to host the ‘Powernomics Show’, the historic multi-state tour which featured Lauryn Hill and Nas as headlining act, a testament to his legacy and reputation in the music industry globally.