Nguvu Changeleaders Margaret Aladeselu and Mary Aliyu demand the removal of high taxes on menstrual products The unmet demand for menstrual hygiene products continues to… Read More »Africa’s Women’s Day: Brave Visual Campaign Seeks End to Period Poverty
By Megan Clunnie -Technology Divisional Lead for Sub-Saharan Africa at Mastercard Over the past decade, significant strides have been made in empowering women and young… Read More »Empowering Women’s Futures: Nurturing Girls’ Passion for STEM and Sustaining Support Across Their Careers
Today marks the exciting launch of enrollment for AfricaLive!, a ground-breaking 7-week online course meticulously designed to empower aspiring entrepreneurs with the essential skills and… Read More »Harvard Professors to Lead 7-Week Online Course for Africa’s Aspiring Entrepreneurs
People often ask me, TOE how do I learn leadership. Should I go on a course? Buy a book? Get a mentor? Are leaders born,… Read More »Leading by Example: Tony Elumelu’s Leadership Principles
By Leyu Negussie In a world where representation and inclusivity are at the forefront, the Dino Scholars, five dynamic young men from the African diaspora,… Read More »Dino Scholars: Children of the African Diaspora Inspiring a Literary Renaissance
In an evening adorned with the spirit of unity and celebration, AAI (Africa-America Institute) marked its 70th Anniversary Gala on September 19th, gathering a plethora… Read More »70 Years of Building Bridges: AAI Celebrates with Glitz and Grandeur
The Ascent of Personal Services and Recycling Startups in Africa In recent years, the entrepreneurial landscape in Africa has been vibrant and full of promise,… Read More »A Look at Entrepreneurial Aspirations Across the Continent
Startup ecosystems are often looked at through the prism of Silicon Valley, a paradigm that includes successful new companies, technology hubs, and access to funding.… Read More »Changing the Narrative: The Rise of Startup Ecosystems in Africa
As the start of the school year approaches and my daughters prepare to return to class, I’m reminded of the children with albinism that I met in Mozambique and the formidable barriers they continue to face in their pursuit of an education.
Princeton in Africa (PiAf) is a non-profit organization that offers a yearlong paid post-graduate fellowship opportunities to graduates of US-accredited colleges & universities with a… Read More »Princeton in Africa Fellowship Program