Celebrating African women using art to inspire, preserve culture, and shape global creative conversations.
Celebrating African women using art to inspire, preserve culture, and shape global creative conversations.
One of the names that has become synonymous with Ghanaian luxury fashion, is Aisha Ayensu. She isn’t just a designer but a storyteller, a cultural curator, and a …
Some people wear jewellery to make a statement. Others, like Umutoni Thuku-Benzinge, create jewellery that celebrates African culture, craftsmanship, and community. As the founder and Creative Director of …
Opunimi Akinkugbe, Nigeria’s former Ambassador to Greece, is making financial education in Africa as easy as gathering around a table to play games with family and friends. The …
There’s a certain magic in the way Charlotte Mensah touches hair. This is why the hairstylist has won industry accolades, launched her luxury product line, and styled A-list …
Breaking into the international fashion market is no small feat. The competition is incredibly fierce for startups without deep pockets or established reputations. Industry statistics reveal that approximately …
British Nigerian designer Gbemi Okunlola is an icon in the global bridal fashion market. At 11 years old, she discovered her passion for creating stunning dresses. While her …
Bernice Asein, a young law student, had a passion for stitching thrifted clothes but found herself torn between her love for law and her fascination with fashion. While …
Elizabeth Oshoba was never one to back down from a fight. In 2024, she made headlines across the globe by becoming the first Nigerian woman to win the …
Systemic barriers often marginalise individuals, particularly those with disabilities, limiting their opportunities. In this context, Mabel Suglo stands out as a trailblazer in leadership and inclusion. The Ghanaian …
More African women are proving that football isn’t just a sport for men. Despite the longstanding focus on male players in the football world, these remarkable women are …