Entrepreneurship

To provide a platform for female African talents, e-commerce Conglomerate, Amazon, has partnered with AGS Tribe, Africa’s female-focused community for economic growth, to deepen their diversity and inclusion efforts.

Chika Ruth Nwajoku is a woman and youth entrepreneurship advocate and founder of The Leathercraft Academy, a shoemaking school created to foster socio-economic growth and reduce youth unemployment in Nigeria.

Without a doubt, these careers were lucrative. But art has always been my passion. Like my course of study at the university (Quantity Surveying), I worked in the construction and banking industry to make my mother happy.

Dr. Yinka Opeke is a development economist and the founder of Smart Gas with a mission to generate jobs towards the development of Nigeria’s economy.

Driving the paradigm shift and sharing the voices of trailblasing women in the corporate and business world by recognising their innate potentials, sharing their life stories and mentoring other women is SheCan Nigeria.

I was born in 1987 and raised in Blantyre, Malawi and I am a Christian. My father was a creative entrepreneur; sadly he passed away when I was 12.

So goes the old adage: The hand that rocks the cradle, rules the world. While some might find depth and truth in this saying, others might beg to differ based on realities that determine the social challenges women face the world over.

Rachel Onamusi is the founder and CEO of VN Sync, a full-service marketing agency with expertise media and a keen focus on digital media strategy development and implementation.

We are a non-profit organisation with the goal of touching lives positively, starting from our immediate environment. We reach out to the unreached people, giving hope to the less privileged and sharing love.

Experts in the sexual and reproductive health industry have urged improved budgetary allocation for family planning services (FPS) in the country, lamenting that what is being received presently is wholly inadequate to effectively cater....

At age 18, I discovered that amongst my peers, I tend to be the one that every one runs to ask questions or discuss matters with.

I can say my childhood prepared me in a way for what I do now, because childhood for me wasn’t rosy. I came from a background where I met my two parents hustling to cater for my siblings and myself.