“We have grown past the stage of fairy-tale. As women, we have one common front and that is to succeed. We have to take the bull...
Zimbabwe-born, Canadian-resident Natasha Heschélle, who was once homeless on the streets of Paris, has now produced a new web series that merges many genres. From being...
Assumpta Uwamariya makes wine out of beetroot and has become a sparkling role model for other Rwandan women. The beautiful hill country of Rwanda is typically...
At the 2020 FORBES WOMAN AFRICA Leading Women Summit in Durban on March 6, for the first time on the same stage, South Africa’s minister Dr...
Chika Uwazie helps small and medium businesses find the right people and scale up with more sophisticated human resource systems in Nigeria’s booming economy. Nigeria is...
Ghana is one of the world’s fastest-growing economies this year, according to the World Bank, the African Development Bank and the IMF. Its projected growth in...
It’s early evening at a five-star hotel in Accra in Ghana, where a group of delegates from the European Union and Ghanaian government are meeting to...
Jodi Bieber’s work took her to tumultuous places; it saw her capture the cover of TIME magazine.
She is African and holds one of the most powerful jobs in the world. Known as Nigeria’s ‘Iron Lady’, she was appointed the World Bank’s Vice...
FORBES WOMAN AFRICA: Why are assertive men known as bosses and bossy women known as bitches? Anele Mdoda: It is a double-edged sword. When women get...