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From Small Town Mcdonald’s Girl To Olympian! The Inspiring Success Story Of Track and Field Star Quanesha Burks
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Tejumola Taiwo Raji: The Change Maker President Set To Take Rotary Club Isolo To New Heights
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Shattering Glass Ceilings! Alice Dearing Rewrites History Books With Olympic Qualification: Becomes First Black Woman To Represent Great Britain In Swimming
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#DuchessOfTheMonth The Trios Of Neighborhood Sales: Igniting Passion And Powering Female Entrepreneurship Through Connectivity
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#EmpowerHer ? Betelhem Dessie: The Teen Genius Flying High In Ethiopia’s Emerging Tech Space
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#DidYouKnow Professor Grace Alele-Williams is the first Nigerian woman to get a PhD, the first female professor of Mathematics and first female Vice Chancellor in Nigeria?
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#HeroesWithoutCapes Sangu Delle: Safeguarding The Future Of Africa Through Safe Sanitation And Provision Of Safe Water For Rural Ghana
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From Waitress To First Black Owner Of An Outback Steakhouse In Detroit: Meet Gretta Jackson
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Since the 18th century fields of STEM – science, technology, engineering, and mathematics have remained predominantly male dominated. Although the medical field …
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Sitawa Wafula: Award-winning Mental Health Advocate Who Conquered The Odds, Found Purpose And Is On A Mission Impacting Lives
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From Being Homeless To Clinching Crown As One Of The World’s Greatest Gymnasts – Gabby Douglas Is Proof You Can Rise Above It All!
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#EmpowerHer ? Patricia Poku-Diaby: Entrepreneur Par Excellence Who Holds Crown Richest Woman In Ghana
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Africa, the second-largest population in the world with a total of 54 countries is undoubtedly rich in culture and traditions. A vibrant …
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Meet Abdul Karim Bangura: The Renowned Sierra Leonean Academic Who Holds 5 Doctorate Degrees, Speaks 18 Languages
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What You Should Know About Opal Lee: The Grandmother of Juneteenth Who Campaigned For Its Establishment As A Federal Holiday
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Loving Fearlessly! “Healthcare is a right, not a privilege.” – Safari Doctors Dr. Umra Omar, 38, from Lamu archipelago in Kenya is …
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The word “Fat” has always tagged along with negative connotations. Being plus-sized in a world which already berates you for the skin …
