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African Female Voices is a digital magazine and platform focused on the stories of African women, showcasing our diversity, and serving as the number 1 destination for all lifestyle topics. As a new African magazine, we provide the African woman with the tools she needs to juggle her career, family life, and personal needs on her own terms
Gone are the days of a male-dominated DJ world. African female DJs are now leading the industry with their electrifying sets and taking center stage one spin at a time.
African women step into the fermented grapes industry
These four African women comedians will bring you unadulterated joy
There has been a promising and consistent increase in the presence of women and we are loving it.
How a humble journey to financial freedom for six South African women that started 10 years ago has ballooned to a successful 154-member international money savings club
These models have been featured in photoshoots and advertisements for international fashion brands like Nike, Michael Kors, and Burberry, as well as leading fashion publications including Vogue
Though a Brazilian Butt Lift might appear as a swift solution for achieving your desired body shape, it is imperative to be fully informed about the associated risks.
Law lecturer Takalanga Maziya talks about her journey with alopecia
Pause for self-reflection and make amends to nurture enriching friendships.
Iconic foundation to match your skin tone
Understanding and dealing with baby blues and postpartum depression
Planning a solo trip to Africa? Here is a list of some safe cities to visit
The decision to resign from your job can seem significant and daunting. At times, you might struggle with uncertainties about whether it's the right choice to make.
As per the Workplace Bullying Institute, more than a third of employees have encountered workplace bullying during their professional tenure.
These are just a few notable authors and their top books, but there are many more talented female African writers to explore!
Back in the 90s, Black American and Latin women who used to look like this were often referred to as ghetto but now because a white woman is doing the same thing it is seen as cleanliness, minimalism, femininity, and purity.
Apply for the latest scholarships, fellowships, internships and grants, and other opportunities for African women.
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