Women We Love | Korka Diaw, Farmer & Women’s Rights Activist
Women We Love | Korka Diaw, Farmer & Women’s Rights Activist Korka Diaw is a national leader and an advocate for Senegal’s women farmers, who
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Women We Love | Meaza Ashenafi, Lawyer and Women’s Rights Activist
Women We Love | Meaza Ashenafi, Lawyer and Women’s Rights Activist Ethiopian lawyer and women’s rights activist Meaza Ashenafi is President (Chief Justice) of the
Women We Love | Jaha Dukureh, A Women’s Rights Activist
Women We Love | Jaha Dukureh, A Women’s Rights Activist She is a Gambian Women’s Rights Activist and founder of Safe Hands for Girls, a
Women We Love | Adejoké Bakare, The First Black Female Michelin-Starred Chef in the UK
Adejoke Bakare, a Nigerian-born UK chef, has made culinary history by becoming the first black female chef in the UK to be awarded a Michelin
Women We Love || Wanjira Maathai: Leading the Charge for a Greener Africa
Wanjira Maathai stands at the forefront of the battle for a sustainable and green future in Africa. With an extensive experience and an impressive track
Meet Nataliey Bitature: Ugandan Innovator and Co-founder of Musana Carts, Empowering Street Vendors
Dr. Nataliey Bitature, an African entrepreneur and advocate for women, embodies resilience and determination. Her journey is a testament to empowerment, innovation, and a steadfast
Meet Ruth Gbagbi: Ivorian Taekwondo Champion and Olympic Medalist
Ruth Gbagbi has left an indelible mark on Ivory Coast’s taekwondo legacy, making significant contributions, including her Olympic bronzes at Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020,
4 Important Lessons to learn from Angela Bassett
Angela Bassett is Hollywood royalty! And we’re not just talking about Queen Ramonda. She is the recipient of multiple awards and accolades with a
Meet Favour Nwobodo, the language ninja who speaks 9 foreign languages
Favor Nwobodo is a polyglot that speaks nine foreign languages, Korean, Swahili, Shona, Indonesian, Filipino, Spanish, German, French, and Chinese. She also speaks English and
”I believe that every girl, no matter where she is born, deserves a chance to dream, learn, and achieve her full potential” Kakenya Ntaiya
As a Maasai girl growing up in rural Kenya, my destiny was determined from birth. I was to follow the traditional path of becoming a
