Interview

– Can you briefly describe yourself and the amazing work that your organization is doing across Africa and Europe?  My name is Dr. Fikelephi Jackson; I am the CEO & Founder of Against All Odds Still Standing Charity, the Proprietor of (FJM) Fikelephi Jackson Ministries & Eagle’s Threshing Floor Ladies Platforms. I am an Award-Winning […]

My name is Kefilwe Rasedie, a native of Botswana, currently residing in Canada.  I’m very passionate about education. I strongly agree with Nelson Mandela that “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world,” I have taught and trained in various countries including; Canada, Hong Kong, Mongolia, United Arab Emirates,

My journey to becoming a pastor, counselor, and psychotherapist began at 14 when I first had a vision of my future. Despite my aspirations, life’s challenges diverted my path, presenting numerous hardships that tested my resilience. However, my faith provided me the strength and guidance to navigate these difficulties. This early period of my life

You have over 20 years’ experience in Law Practice. How did your journey into the ecosystem start and who inspired you to become a Lawyer? I must confess that I was cajoled into becoming one by my late dad who was a lawyer. It’s the dream of most, if not every lawyer to leave a

“Africa remains the least energized continent, with close to 80% of the 733 million people globally without access to electricity and 36% of the 2.4 billion people without access to clean cooking. But there is hope.” You are a Global Thought leader and International Development Expert with over 25 years experience. Can you briefly describe

You have a great life, a great family and a great career, tell us how it feels to be the woman that you are today? Was it accidental or intentional?  Being the woman that I am today is a result of a deliberate and intentional journey that I have embarked on with passion and dedication.

Can you briefly describe yourself and the work that you do?  My name is Ambassador Rosemary Atu from Gwafan District of Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau State, Nigeria. I am a Principal manager at Nigeria Communications Commission. I joined the Commission in 1999 after the one year mandatory National Youth Service Corps (NYSC).

“I have been empowering women in my community by mentoring, providing opportunities, and fostering a culture of support and collaboration.” We know that you are a Queen from Tcheboa kingdom in Cameroon and a Medical Doctor working in Nigeria. Can you briefly describe yourself and the work that you do? My name is Rachel Destiny

“The conversation we should be having now is how to raise more women leaders. We don’t  have 30% of women in C-Suite or leadership, let us have that first before we can say women don’t support women.” You have over 2 decades of experience in the Oil and Gas sector, and you also have a

“Surrounding yourself with supportive and empowering women can make a significant difference.” Can you briefly describe yourself and the work that you do? With humility and passion, I embrace my identity as a multifaceted Black woman dedicated to excellence and driven to create a brighter future for the upcoming generation. I strive to be a