According to a Business Because article in 2020, female entrepreneurs face stricter challenges than their male counterparts. Despite women owning approximately 30% of registered small and medium-sized enterprises …
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Over the past six years, Hadeel Fayek has rapidly emerged as a key figure in the Egyptian beauty industry. Fayek is the Founder and CEO of Joviality, a …
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How Matina Razafimahefa is driving Madagascar’s digital change.
Madagascar’s economic situation remains one of the most challenging in the world. Despite being rich in natural resources and unique wildlife, political instability, poor infrastructure, and widespread poverty …
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Juliet Ehimuan is the founder and CEO of Beyond Limits Africa and the immediate past director of Google West Africa. Juliet started her tech journey in 1995 when …
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Financial systems in Africa have grown from being underdeveloped into a booming industry that has contributed to trade, investment, and economic development. According to The World Bank, “Economic …
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In Tanzania, as in many parts of Africa, widows, single mothers, and other disadvantaged women lack access to resources that could help them improve the quality of their …
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In 1992, tragedy struck 32-year-old Amina Laraki Slaoui while on vacation with her husband in Costa Rica. During a beach outing, a severe bicycle accident caused her to …
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In many parts of Africa, orphans struggle to obtain a decent education. According to a 2015 report by Research Gate, children who lose one or both parents are …
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Tara Fela-Durotoye impacts Nigeria’s beauty and makeup scene.
Foreign brands once dominated the Nigerian cosmetic industry until Tara-Fela Durotoye emerged as a force to redefine makeup in Nigeria. As the founder of House of Tara, she …
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A bold African woman from Benin City, Nigeria, has demonstrated that ‘ What a man can do, a woman can do better.’ Sandra Aguebor, popularly known as Lady …