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This year’s final issue of FORBES WOMAN AFRICA is a page-turner that pays homage to resilient women who continue to triumph against all odds. On the cover, we feature the queen of the 800m track, Caster Semenya, who says her main objective is to empower women. Also in the issue, smallholder farmers hold a different kind of power in the palms of their hands. They use agroecology farming solutions for feeding the future. This edition also dwells on the painful issue of mental health. An app has been developed to act as a medium to help users bypass the stigma associated with seeking help. Also read our take on the movers and shakers of Africa’s arts scene. All this and more regular features in the December 2018-February 2019 issue of FORBES WOMAN AFRICA.
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Deals, Dollars And Development
The first-ever Africa Investment Forum was a resounding success with some fascinating math: 49 projects worth $38.7 billion over three days, all for the continent.
The Billion-Dollar Question
Africa’s most populous country is the biggest startup market most likely to give birth to unicorns. But capital and infrastructure to help these startups scale remain elusive.
The Ugly Dress That Made A Designer
Gracia Bampile’s dislike for African print made her turn it around into a full-time obsession.
Clinics That Kill
Clandestine clinics offering illegal abortions are one of the prime causes of unnecessary maternal deaths across Africa. The lack of facilities for safe procedures makes the statistics worse.
Of Robotics And Humanics
Using technology, Chantel Botha aims to develop better human beings for a kinder world.
Working With Cancer
After battling months of treatment, cancer survivors often find a bigger struggle waiting for them when they return to work – the apathy of employers to reintegrate them into the system.
A Growing Trend
Africa’s multi-billion dollar hair care industry is seeing more indigenous brands and consumers rooting for the natural look. Also in existence – a ‘hair mafia’.
One For The Red Carpet
The small-town designer dressing up the rich and famous.
‘I Call It A Hustle'
The first black South African woman to compete at Wimbledon, wheelchair tennis player Kgothatso Montjane is a fighter, both on and off the court.
Gender Parity Will Come Sooner
The Managing Director of the ABN Group, Roberta Naicker, is Top Businesswoman of the Year at the 2018 Standard Bank Top Women Awards.
