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
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
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 of preservice, discovery and a
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