In Accra, Ghana, Regina Honu’s path was never designed for the mainstream tech narrative. She grew up with an instinctive belief that women, especially those from under-represented communities, were entitled
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Angela Oduor Lungati does not build apps that dazzle; she builds systems that listen. Growing up in Nairobi, Kenya, she watched institutions talk about communities more than to them, and
Image source : Harvard Business School On the Atlantic coastline of West Africa, where the ocean meets land with relentless force, a fibre-optic cable disappears beneath the waves. It is
Image source: FASHION-SAFRICA-LIFESTYLE There is a particular kind of silence that falls just before a runway show begins. Backstage, models wait, designers pace and the air is thick with anticipation.
On a quiet morning in Mauritius, long before she would be photographed in state rooms or introduced as a head of state, Ameenah Gurib-Fakim was already listening closely, to plants,
Images and video courtesy Dream Big Stay Humble Across Africa, women remain significantly under-represented in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), not because of a lack of talent, but because
“From Highfields to Coquitlam, my journey proves that no beginning defines your destiny.” In this edition, we honour the journey of Trish Mandewo. She is the City Councillor for
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, founder of HERITAGE, has created
By Xoliswa Emmaculate Sitengile Every now and then, a story comes along that redefines what’s possible. This is one of them. At the heart of it is a woman who
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