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Mas'ooda Varachia- From Psychology to Beekeeping Tech to Forbes Africa 30 Under 30
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
Cameroonian Woman Builds Braiding Empire in the US, Giving Hundreds of African Stylists a New Start
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
Namibia’s President Protects Women from Gates Birth Control Trials
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 &
Redefining Womanhood-balancing ambition, motherhood and tradition
By Shazia Abba We deserve representation. We deserve leadership that doesn’t ask us to choose between our children and our careers and we deserve
When to Stop Fanning the Flames
By Laural Jacobs We’ve all heard the metaphor; “relationships are like fire, they begin with a spark, flare into flame, and if you’re lucky, burn
From Waste to Worth: Buyiswa Twala, Transforming Biowaste into Food Security
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
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Amogelang Pila Ditlhale was born in Pretoria on 10 May 1993. Even as a child, she believed that art could heal and inspire people. As
A story about Zandile Mbethe (personal story) I grew up in Daveyton, a township in East Rand, Johannesburg. I am a mother of three, my
WE HAVE OUR EYE ON THIS AFRICAN GEM! Download: Mecktilder Mbajo Mchomvu’s Biography (C) In this Edition, we recognise and honour Mecktilder Mbajo Mchomvu,
Beyond Borders Logistics has expanded into the Middle East and African markets and secured strategic partnerships with leading international logistics companies.
Nigerian singer Tems has made history again by winning the Best African Music Performance Grammy for her hit song Love Me Jeje. She triumphed over
The former Olympic swimming champion secured a surprising first-round victory with 49 out of 97 votes, enough for an immediate majority. Her win marks a
A Pioneer of Peace and Literacy Janet Materna was the first African staff member. In 1963, she was picked out at a meeting in the
A Passionate & Articulate Woman Naomi Nhiwatiwa is a very articulate and vivacious woman who looks younger than her 39 years and is convinced that
Literacy Teacher and Editor Ellen Waungana is one of the more recently appointed staff teachers. As well as teaching literacy classes in Highfield township, Ellen
A series of short stories of unknown African Women during the Rhodesian era. Their names weren’t in the headlines, but their footprints shaped history.
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