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As a tribute to Women’s Month in South Africa, the August issue of FORBES AFRICA profiles power women who have long since shattered the proverbial glass ceiling with sheer grit and tenacity, echoing the views of thousands of women across Africa who have assumed leadership positions in male-dominated sectors. Phuti Mahanyele and Stacey Brewer have disrupted their chosen industries and are soldiering on for more changes. This issue of FORBES AFRICA also offers interviews with leading sport stars from Kevin Anderson to Siya Kolisi and Clive Barker. Then, we have a photo-led feature on the unsung heroes, the anonymous everyday champions who work to save lives in war zones and your neighbourhood street. Also in this issue, advice on personal finance and retail tech and trends, and a new device to detect malaria without a blood test. All this is in FORBES AFRICA August.
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DADDY COOL
In recent years, surrogacy has become increasingly popular among single women and gay couples. For heterosexual single men, it’s still a rather unusual path to follow but that is changing.
Fully On Board
South African professional surfer Jordy Smith is gearing up for Olympic gold and also making waves in the business world.
MODEL ENTREPRENEUR
Elizabeth Isiorho is ramping up her modeling business to provide more young people international opportunities and put African beauty on the map.
Oil Vulture
Even if demand never recovers from Covid-19, billionaire John Goffsees the pandemic as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to invest in distressed frackers willing to follow Big Tobacco’s declining-business playbook.
Class Of 2021 Change-Makers In A Historic Year
Members of this year’s list of under 30s have one thing in common: a new covid-induced agenda for social change. So what would a historic pandemic year throw up? Ground-breaking entrepreneurs and thinkers. Our 2021 class of under 30s are just that: influential creatives, imaginative business owners, innovative techies, and gifted sports stars. Celebrating seven years of the Forbes Africa 30 under 30 list, these achievers prove that now more than ever, they are crucial to the african growth story.
Whatever Clicks For Business
The scene is not picture perfect yet, but ace photographers are slowly capturing the creative market in Ghana.
Hollywood. Hustle. And Hair Love
Former NFL wide receiver Matthew A. Cherry made it in the mecca of gigs and glamor with an Oscar-winning film marking diversity in the world of animation. We ask him how he did it.
Why NFTs Are Having An Arty Moment
Art’s valuable digital future, a recent boom in NFT sales and blockchain with an important role in preserving an artist’s legacy.
The Other ‘C' That Has Dominated News From Last Year
In the midst of the pandemic, cryptocurrencies also made surging headlines, with news about it changing faster than you could say Bitcoin, Ether and Dogecoin.
Driving Feminist Data For Change
East African techpreneur Neema Iyer works at the intersection of data, design, and digital to eventually enable products, policies, and programs that take into account the needs of African women.
