Topic: African women breaking boundaries (Read 221 times)

It's about damn time as well. I think africa would be a lot better off if women played bigger parts in society. I mean look at how the men fucked that besutiful country up real bad. And it's also good that this isn't only happening in africa. All around the world women are slowing taking their place beside men as equal. That's really going to move us forward.

African women have risen above the limitations place on them by the slavery mentality and are now doing great exploits, am inspired my the list and such a brief and inspirational write up. Women all over the world can be what ever they can dream of and nothing makes you unequal to any body raise your self esteem and achieve the unthinkable.

l think we have moved on from the restrictions that society placed on african women- owning land and property, education- women are able, and willing to get ahead in life. Growing up, l had a girl to compete with for the first position at school right up to the university. These women had the ability to go on and be great women.

This is 21st century so women and men are more equal on any sectors so if you are a girl no need to build an inferior charater by yourselves,een you can achieve this things when you are a house wife.

Women are most talented creature than men when it comes to stress handling.

This just shows how far women has broken out of the dependent level and are now calling the shots in there respective areas. Although the list is brief and summarized am surly motivated

  As a female in the business an investment world am always excited and motivated seeing women especially Africa (where women are seen as predominantly house wives) soar in there respective areas of interest

    Life as an African woman


Well I have always emphasized that living as a woman in Africa comes with some sacrifices, you have to sacrifice your dreams, aspirations e.t.c just for the interest of your husband and family.
But personally I have Risen above that and have come to see the possibilities of a woman being a wife, CEO, lover, mother and so on.

Am creating this post to motivate not only women but to others who has been handicapped in any area that you can be anything you want to be

In no particular order here a five African  women breaking boundaries

*folake folarin coker:

she is a Nigerian she is a fashion designer with some of her works been shown in various parts of the world she is also into oil and gas. she is the only Nigerian female billionaire.

Joyce banda :


Joyce is a Malawian and also the country vice president a feet that is hard to achieve for a woman in Africa she also has various business foundation that supports African woman in business.

Njeri rionge:

Not only is she a beauty this Kenyan business tycoon is a force to reckon with she started her business as a teenager and has seen it rise she plies her trade in the IT sector where she dominate.

Sibongile sambo:

This great South African woman is very dogged in achieving her dreams initially she wanted to be a flight attendant but failed that did not deter her. Now she is into the aviation industry big time

Ellen Johnson sirleaf:

I draw special inspiration from this legend being Africas first female head of state. she brings to life the saying that anything is possible as long as you put in hardwork. She render her service to her country Liberia as their 24th president and enjoyed a tenure spanning from 2006-2018.

Women are doing big things everyday so don't use your gender, state, condition or position as an excuse to fail