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.
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 …
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 …
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 …
Ruth Erikan James, popularly known as Veekee James, is an accomplished fashion designer and businesswoman redefining luxury and style in the African fashion industry. Last year, when she …
Like other children, Adja Mariam Mahre Soro (Adja Soror) grew up glued to her television. But there was always something missing from those colourful cartoons that told tales of …
When the news broke that Netflix might pull out of the Nigerian market, it felt like a bad plot twist. This, after all, was no mere platform. For …
When streaming giant Amazon Prime Video decided to make its mark on Nollywood in 2022, the choice of who to work with was almost instinctive- Jadesola Osiberu. The …
Salwa Idrissi Akhannouch is a leading figure in Morocco’s business world and a key player in the development of the North African retail industry. As the founder and …
The holidays are perfect for female innovators to invest in essentials supporting personal well-being and professional growth. Christmas is more than just a festive celebration; it’s an opportunity …
Christmas is a time for togetherness, love, and celebration. In Africa, the holiday season is marked by vibrant traditions, mouth-watering dishes, and warm hospitality. As families and friends …