“Be who are you, and be proud of the person you are. If you are different to everyone else, that’s totally okay.” | Megan Richards speaks to Leading Ladies Africa

Megan has a strong message for every woman who is having a tough time embracing her own personality. In this interview, she discusses self-love, success and the beauty of being a woman. Enjoy the conversation. Who is Megan Richards, and how did her interest in blogging start? I am an empowered woman, creative muse and... Read More

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Africa Rising, blogging, entrepreneurs, Leading Ladies Africa, Megan Richards, women empowerment

October 14, 2016

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PROFILE: Why Segun Agbaje may be Nigeria’s most important banker

by Wilfred Okiche In February 2016, at the Landmark Event centre, venue of the #YTech100, an annual feature of the Social Media Week celebrations hosted by YNaija.com, honouring the brightest and most promising of Nigeria’s technology space, a tall dark fellow stepped in, accompanied by media entrepreneur and host of the event, Adebola Williams. The atmosphere... Read More

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September 16, 2016

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Analysis: A ‘new mood of confidence’ grips African youth

by Richard Follett and Tosin Adebisi From Nairobi to Lagos, Kampala to Harare, a new mood of confidence has taken hold as young Africans seek to transform the future with economic prosperity and social inclusivity. The magnitude of the challenge cannot be exaggerated. Legacies of colonialism, bad governance, weak institutions and poverty continue to haunt... Read More

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November 11, 2013

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Chude Jideonwo: Before the buzzwords, young Nigerians were on to something!

by Chude Jideonwo *This piece was first published in the Nigerian Dialogue in 2011 Just like Greenland before it, TY Bello’s latest inspiring offering ‘The Future’ has caught on like wildfire. Yet again this one woman squad has dismantled many of the assumptions – that female artistes don’t succeed because there is some in-built bias... Read More

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May 15, 2013

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Japheth Omojuwa: Africa Rising and the new trade conversation (Y! FrontPage)

by Japheth Omojuwa Africa’s development will always be limited by its foundation. There would be no development without the right infrastructure to drive it. Is Africa truly rising? It depends on where you are looking at it from. If you look at it from where we used to be then you’d say we are indeed... Read More

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November 27, 2011

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Hello, Houston: Join a night of fun, entertainment, and the taste of Africa!

by Hauwa Gambo AfriPRO Houston presents “Africa Rising,” 5th Annual Holiday Scholarship. The Awards and Gala will hold on Saturday 3 December, 2011 at the Stafford Convention Center. The single largest fundraise of AfriPRO Houston is organised to benefit a charity of choice that has made a positive impact on the continent of Africa. The... Read More

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“Be who are you, and be proud of the person you are. If you are different to everyone else, that’s totally okay.” | Megan Richards speaks to Leading Ladies Africa

PROFILE: Why Segun Agbaje may be Nigeria’s most important banker

Analysis: A ‘new mood of confidence’ grips African youth

Chude Jideonwo: Before the buzzwords, young Nigerians were on to something!

Japheth Omojuwa: Africa Rising and the new trade conversation (Y! FrontPage)

Hello, Houston: Join a night of fun, entertainment, and the taste of Africa!

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