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In this issue

In this inspiring edition of Ignited Woman Magazine, we spotlight our cover star Telavukosi Mabasa, a dynamic leader championing entrepreneurship, mentorship, and economic empowerment. This edition also features remarkable women across business, technology, creative industries, and social innovation, including Pelonolo Mafata, Keri Rudolph, Thato Balepile, and Mas’ooda Varachia, among many others. Issue 42 highlights powerful stories of resilience, mentorship, and creativity.
As always, Ignited Woman Magazine continues its mission of amplifying voices that inspire change and progress. In this edition we invite our readers to reflect on the power of leadership, collaboration, and bold vision as women continue to shape the future of business, culture, and society.

Ignited Woman Magazine Description:

Publisher: Kanna-Media-Productions

Category: Womens-Interest

Language: English

Frequency: Bi-Monthly

Ignited Woman Magazine is a women’s publication with a special focus on careers, entrepreneurship, finances, business development and lifestyle.

We contribute to the narrative of South African women who are making boss moves in seeking economic freedom and the empower of self and their communities.

Our aim is to unearth, highlight and celebrate the achievements of these game changers.

The magazine was founded by Kamogelo Seekoei and is 100% black owned.