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Trish Mandewo First Zimbabwean-born woman making history in Canadian, local and provincial association politics
“From Highfields to Coquitlam, my journey proves that no beginning defines your destiny.” In this edition, we honour the journey of Trish Mandewo. She
Beyond the Last Mile Dr Lillian Nomathemba Cingo Our Unsung Shero
Cover image: Courtesy of Adrian Steirn: 21 ICONS Beyond the Last Mile Dr Lillian Nomathemba Cingo Our Unsung Shero By Hazel Friedman “Nomathemba means hope;
Florence Chikowore: Leading Change with Courage, Civility and Ubuntu
Florence Chikowore, widely known as Flo, describes herself first as a curious citizen of the world. Her natural curiosity about people has shaped much of
Alida Tchinda’s Fight for Natural Pride
In a global beauty industry dominated by images that prioritise conformity and Eurocentric ideals, a young Cameroonian entrepreneur is quietly reshaping the narrative. Alida Tchinda,
Why Africa’s Future Depends on Women in Business
Women have always been central to Africa’s economy, yet their work is often hidden or credited to others. This not only undermines their efforts but
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By Maggie Gwangwa Quiet desperation is the silence between desire and the courage to act. She gathered the fullness of her dress by
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“From Highfields to Coquitlam, my journey proves that no beginning defines your destiny.” In this edition, we honour the journey of Trish Mandewo. She
Cover image: Courtesy of Adrian Steirn: 21 ICONS Beyond the Last Mile Dr Lillian Nomathemba Cingo Our Unsung Shero By Hazel Friedman “Nomathemba means hope;
Florence Chikowore, widely known as Flo, describes herself first as a curious citizen of the world. Her natural curiosity about people has shaped much of
In a global beauty industry dominated by images that prioritise conformity and Eurocentric ideals, a young Cameroonian entrepreneur is quietly reshaping the narrative. Alida Tchinda,
South Africa’s Constitutional Court has overturned a law that stopped men from taking their wives’ surnames, calling it a discriminatory legacy of colonial rule. The
Women have always been central to Africa’s economy, yet their work is often hidden or credited to others. This not only undermines their efforts but
By Maggie Gwangwa Quiet desperation is the silence between desire and the courage to act. She gathered the fullness of her dress by
When asked to describe her journey, Mas’ooda pauses thoughtfully. “It’s such a difficult question,” she admits. But her story is one worth telling, a tale
What began as a dream in Cameroon is now a thriving business empire in the U.S. Nadine, an immigrant who arrived in America with just
In a decisive act of leadership that has struck a chord across Africa, Namibia’s President, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, has rejected a proposal from the Bill &
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