Forbes Woman Africa - March - May 2019

In this issue

The New Wealth Creators is the first of its kind by FORBES WOMAN AFRICA. Get to know the collection of female entrepreneurs on the African continent running businesses and social enterprises that are new, offbeat and radical. FORBES WOMAN AFRICA put in months of rigorous research, searching near and far for these inspirational entrepreneurs. From the Democratic Republic of Congo, we feature trailblazer, Noëlla Coursaris Musunka, who has led an education revolution by building a world-class school, community centres and other developments to uplift her village. Read Musunka’s story of love, loss and triumph against all odds. The celebration of women who are changing the face of the African continent continues with Bogolo Joy Kenewendo, who is the youngest in her cabinet, in her role as Botswana’s Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry. Kenewendo shares her views on education, finance, empowerment as well as traditional practices.

The New Wealth Creators

The women leading change, creating money and meaning from unconventional ideas and industries.

10+ mins

This Could Be You!

One in four South African employees are diagnosed with depression annually. There are ways you can seek help while your identity is protected by law..

8 mins

‘Dismiss This Beautiful Continent At Your Own Peril'

The exuberance of youth might be just what the doctor has ordered for Africa. There is no doubt that the zest this minister has for responsibilities will take the continent far.

5 mins

The Trailblazer In The Congo

The story of love, loss and triumph. The story of humanitarian, model and mother, Noëlla Coursaris Musunka.

6 mins

Her Brush With Business

As a teenager, Mabel Ledwaba turned her bedroom into a beauty parlor. Today, her brand has made a mark on the local beauty industry.

3 mins

Fresh Start

Marygrace Sexton sold her orange juice company, then watched it start to spoil. A rescue operation was needed.

6 mins

The Top 7 Investment Trends For 2019

Most people give up on their resolutions by mid February. As we usher in March, a reminder that it’s never too late for investment goals.

2 mins

In Search Of Africa's Last Eden

Ramdas Iyer travels deep into the untouched Gabon rainforests to a cornucopia of natural wonders few have seen.

5 mins

The Logistician In Fashion

Rethabile Ntsekalle studied logistics but turned to bridal couture for a living.

4 mins

No Longer On The Sidelines

The South African netball team led by Bongi Msomi is working towards becoming one of the world’s best.

3 mins

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Forbes Woman Africa Magazine Description:

Forbes Woman Africa is a pan-African publication that navigates the world of business for women, with features on the latest trends in the corporate sector and how its architecture speaks to women. In line with this, we feature the wealthy, powerful, influential and those women in business whose impact is felt long after they have come and gone.