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Somali-born model Rawdah Mohamed Advocates for Women's Visibility
Rawdah Mohamed, a Somali refugee who has walked the runways for esteemed designers, is forging a path for other African women.
Caster Semenya stays winning, on and off the track
Two-time Olympic gold medalist and three-time world champion Caster Semenya has dealt with a lot of criticism and controversy during her career. Despite these challenges, she is focused on changing her narrative.
Zozibini Tunzi is still redefining Beauty Standards
Former Miss Universe Zozibini Tunzi continues to challenge and redefine conventional beauty norms. Her impact goes beyond the pageant world, inspiring others to embrace diverse forms of beauty and self-acceptance.
Dr. Wendy Osefo Elevates African Women’s Voices on Reality TV
Since joining the show in 2020, Dr. Wendy Osefo has brought a fresh, authentic perspective to The Real Housewives of Potomac, redefining women’s representation on screen.
Toke Makinwa has perfected the art of maintaining a long and successful career in the media industry
Nigerian entrepreneur, radio personality, and TV host Toke Makinwa has built a diverse and varied career over the years, allowing her to maintain a long-lasting presence in the media and digital world.
Sylvia Mulinge is setting the standard for Corporate Success
Africa's top executive and CEO of MTN Uganda, Sylvia Mulinge, is at the forefront of supporting women in leadership positions throughout the corporate world.
Emma Theofelus emphasizes that there is opportunity for Black women in the political arena
Namibia’s ICT Minister hopes to see greater participation of young women in the election process.
The impact of ‘Bad Girl’ Millie Odhiambo in Kenyan Politics
Millie Odhiambo, often referred to as the 'Bad Girl' of Kenyan politics, has emerged as a formidable force in the country's political landscape.
Ugandan Entrepreneur is making hair extensions from bananas
Ugandan entrepreneur Juliet Tumusiime is utilizing bananas to create hair extensions for African women.
Navigating the Leadership Landscape: What Women Need, According to Dr. Judy Dlamini
Wits University's Chancellor and Businesswoman Dr. Judy Dlamini, shares her journey to becoming a top voice in academia and business.
Books and stuff
Zibu Sithole Returns with Love, Zola
Zibu Sithole brings readers the unforgettable conclusion to her beloved Zola series with Love, Zola. From career pressures to unfinished business and the search for true happiness, Zola’s story is a heartfelt exploration of love, second chances, and the courage it takes to face the past. With her powerful voice and sharp storytelling, Zibu cements her place as one of South Africa’s most compelling contemporary romance authors.
Career and Business
Is it time to quit your current job?
The decision to resign from your job may seem significant and daunting. At times, you might struggle with uncertainties about whether it's the right choice to make.
Navigating workplace bullies as a black woman in the corporate environment
According to the Workplace Bullying Institute, more than a third of employees have encountered workplace bullying during their professional tenure.
Women's Health
Understanding PCOS - The Hidden Epidemic Impacting Women Around the Globe
While the exact cause of PCOS remains unknown, the condition is characterized by primary disruptions in the release of hormones that control the menstrual cycle.
Thinking of getting a BBL? Here are some risks to consider
the popularity of Brazilian Butt Lift, or BBL, has skyrocketed as an increasing number of people are seeking to achieve a contoured, fuller backside. However, the procedure has been marked by concerns about patient safety.
Raising a Child with Sickle Cell Anemia: A Mother's Guide
As a parent, there is a lot you can do to help a child who has sickle cell anemia.
Do chemical relaxers raise the risk of uterine fibroids?
Studies indicate that the usage of hair relaxers and other chemical hair products could potentially raise the likelihood of uterine fibroid development in women
Cervical Cancer Continues to be a Leading Cause of Death Among African Women
Despite being preventable, a lack of knowledge and awareness has contributed to cervical cancer remaining one of the top killer diseases among women in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Fashion and Art
The Rise of African Female Jewelry Designers
We celebrate the best in the game of making exquisite pieces suitable for any occasion
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