Highlighting African women leading the finance sector with innovation, investment strategies, and financial empowerment. They foster economic empowerment and growth.
Highlighting African women leading the finance sector with innovation, investment strategies, and financial empowerment. They foster economic empowerment and growth.
Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy, faces profound social and economic challenges, especially for women. Despite making up nearly half of the population, women represent 70% of the country’s extremely …
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 …
Kenyan entrepreneur Jihan Abass is making waves in East Africa’s insurance industry. With a finance background and an MBA from the University of Oxford, Jihan established Lami Technologies …
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 …
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 …
Dr Ola Brown urged investors at the ASIS 2024 to view Africa as a viable investment destination, saying, “Africa is still the fastest-growing region in the world in …
L-R: Mrs. Hauwa Adeeyo, Senior Special Assistant to the Lagos State Governor on Commerce; Assistant Secretary-General Mr. Mohamed Fall, United Nations Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Nigeria; Mrs. …
“If more women participated in the economy squarely as men, it would add up to $28 trillion, or 26%, to annual GDP by 2025 compared with a business-as-usual …