Tag: African Women in Media

Rhedi Tlhabi’s take on success has got us thinking

Just incase you do not know her, Rhedi is a media sensation. As an award winning author, radio host and journalist she has built an

“Bolanle Olukanni, Kaylah Oniwo, Moet Abebe and others shine in Ghoste’s Magazine’s Leading Ladies of media issue.”

The latest edition of Ghoste magazine profiles 8 female media personnels whose voices have become part of our daily lives. They have been seen hosting

“I am passionate about creating content that has educational value and Africa as its focus.” Isabella Akinseye

Meeting Isabella Akinseye for the first time, you’re drawn in by her gap-toothed smile, infectious energy and friendly aura. Called a ‘chatter box’ by

Ronke Bamisedun is an all around achiever; here’s why

From her undergraduate days in Birmingham City University to her career as a music PR where she had the opportunity to work with some of

Every time you have the opportunity to handle someone’s project, knock it out of the park.”Kemi Adetiba

She is called the “Bruce Lee of Visuals” but beyond that Kemi Adetiba, music video director and filmmaker is much more to so many people,

“The road may seem bumpy but don’t let anything stop you from pursuing your goals.” Salma Phillips

“The ability to adapt to change is key to being a successful entrepreneur.” At the forefront of Northern Nigerian women making definitive change and breaking

“I’m a woman who is doing her best to live her most authentic life.” Arit Okpo

As one of Africa’s Leading Ladies, and one of media’s most inspiring voices on the continent, Arit Okpo is definitely in a class all by