The President of Liberia, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has highlighted that the erection of a statue in her honour in Imo will inspire young girls and women in the continent to reach their potentials. She made the remark while delivering a lecture on the topic “Women in Politics” at the International Convention Centre Owerri adding that... Read More

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March 9, 2017

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The Thread: Powerful African women in history

Yesterday, we marked International Women’s Day. This thread captures the impact of African women in the world. They were scientists, activists, artists, feminists. They changed the status quo in extraordinary ways. This here is our salute to the women who have gone before us. Do see below: https://twitter.com/Christiana1987/status/839504062789738497 https://twitter.com/Christiana1987/status/839506096259649536 https://twitter.com/Christiana1987/status/839506676881354752 https://twitter.com/Christiana1987/status/839507978315157504 https://twitter.com/Christiana1987/status/839510101144784896 https://twitter.com/Christiana1987/status/839512122119749632 https://twitter.com/Christiana1987/status/839514074073292800 https://twitter.com/Christiana1987/status/839517084212027392... Read More

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December 17, 2016

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“I want to be remembered as the girl that stayed in her lane and changed the media space” | Leading Ladies Africa interviews Bonang Matheba

We are excited to bring you our interview with Bonang Matheba, OAP and media personality who is also a budding entrepreneur. She’s passionate, hardworking and she is determined to make a difference. Did we mention that she is an undisputable fashion icon? Every outfit is a hit back to back. How does she manage to... Read More

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July 5, 2014

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Ogarama Goodness: African women (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Ogarama Goodness We are meek, Yet proud. We are humble, Despite how much we earn. We take pride in our heritage; Our cultures and values we hold in high esteem. Our culture is our identity; Our values, our worth. Our heritage defines us, Our thick hair, our crowning glory. African Women, We are proudly... Read More

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