Bold Curiosity: Celeste Stewart of South Africa
“UNDETERRED taught me to define my own success. At this point in my life, I define success on a number of different levels…”
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Agriculture Innovation in Nigeria: Angel Adelaja, Social Entrepreneur
“Everyone wants to be a part of this new technology that makes a difference our agriculture. The social impact? We empower youth to be farmers with hydroponic technologies that make them competitive. “
Read MoreHelping Women’s Products Fly Off the Shelf in Uganda
One of the warmest and most dedicated young women I’ve met, Hadijah Nankanja, is teaching women how to position their products so they can be sold in retail outlets and stores. She also…
Read MoreAn Inspiring Afternoon With Rania Habiby Anderson
By the time she had finished, the whole room was filled with emotion and there was a strong sense that for us women in South Africa, a developing nation with all of its highs and lows, that anything was possible…
Read MoreSouth African Women Climbing to Leadership
More can be done by corporates in South Africa to empower more women within their organisations, and women can do more to start asserting their place…
Read MoreSold-out events in South Africa: from university students to business women
A few weeks ago, Rania toured Cape Town and Johannesburg, speaking at six events sponsored by global companies and local universities. I was blown away by….
Read More6 Career Questions You Must Ask Yourself
From time to time, it helps to check in with yourself and see that you are where you wish to be career-wise…
Read MoreLeading Ghana Women in Business & Leadership
Anita Wiafe-Asinor has a big vision. This is how she is uniting women entrepreneurs and business leaders in Ghana….
Read MoreFearless & Flexible: Winnifred Selby’s African Socio-Ecological Business
This 19-year-old entrepreneur is focused on disrupting the status quo for youth in Ghana, especially for women…
Read MoreMy Business Impact in Ghana through Clinton Global Initiative University
As a student at the Christian Service University, I learned of the Clinton Global Initiative University (CGIU) which engages the next generation of world leaders on college campuses to take concrete steps to address global challenges. So, I made a commitment in 2010 with my co-founders to use bamboo to produce bicycles. Our project was accepted. […]
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