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Few entrepreneurs embody the intersection of elegance, resilience, and cultural innovation quite like Gisela Mudumbi Van Houcke. Born in the Democratic Republic of Congo and now recognized on the global stage, the mother…

“In turn, if I don’t introduce myself to the world, chances are that they will not respect me enough to recognize me. We are unstoppable when we meet at the point of…

Meet Dr. Catherine Nakalembe, a Ugandan NASA scientist whose work in remote sensing is providing innovative…

“I don’t always jump on every idea so if I get an idea for the first time, I will be like “Okay God, I hear you.” If it keeps on coming to me, then I will do it, even if I don’t understand it”, she says.

On a sun-scorched farm in Amines, eastern Namibia, 28-year-old Melinda Magotsi gently inspects the day’s…

The Kofi Annan Foundation and the Democracy and Culture Foundation are now accepting nominations for…

The African Union Media Fellowship Programme is inviting African media professionals passionate about promoting development-focused…

Crossing 2 decades in the industry, Elizabeth has impacted over 2000 students during her time in service. “I want to see learners that learn beyond their boundaries and appreciate culture and diversity

Ms. Estherine Lisinge-Fotabong is at the helm of Agriculture, Food Security, and Environmental Sustainability at…

Very few women stand on the list of Africa’s legendary fashion designers but Palesa Makobung ranks…

Despite producing approximately 30 million metric tons of fertilizer annually, Africa remains heavily reliant on imports, with around 90% of fertilizers consumed in Sub-Saharan Africa being imported.

When we think of great leaders, we automatically think of some of the greats; Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, Martin Luther King Jnr, Nelson Mandela, Yaa Asantewaa, Barack Obama among others