Africa
More people believe this century will see the beginning of the rise of Africa as an economic power. This section will focus on the latest news about organisations and their policies on advancing women. Includes:
African women build networks across the continent, backed by Exxon Mobil and Vital Voices
National-level gains in Madagascar mask how local leadership, economic and political, is pretty much all-male
In Kenya the entrepreneurial spirit fills women, leading to all sorts of groups and coaching
Wendy Luhabe, South African social entrepreneur and chairman and director discusses the progress being made for women in business
“In South Africa, there are fewer than 15 Chairwomen and fewer than 10 women CEOs. However, the more encouraging fact is that the number of women holding more than one directorship continues to improve.”
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- Dynamic Africa
- Fatima Zahra Mansouri becomes Marrakech's first female mayor
- African Network for Women
- Madagascar's Halting Progress on Gender Equity
- Kenyan Groups Help Women Seeking to Get Ahead in a Balanced Way
- Urging Women to Push Ahead in Swaziland
- Ethiopia, with Help From US and Others, to Aid Women in Business
- The business case for gender balance in South Africa
- Zimbabwe Turns to Women to Aid Economy
- Southern Africa's equality pact
- Fighting Prejudice in Southern Africa









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