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2 Nigerians among winners of 2024 African women entrepreneurship award

Two Nigerians were part of the glamorous awards ceremony that honoured six outstanding winners, selected from a distinguished group of 18 at the latest  2024 AWIEF (www.AWIEForum.org) Awards for  exceptional achievements of African women entrepreneurs on Friday night at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC).

According to the organisers, this year’s finalists and winners showcased the remarkable talent and ingenuity of African women entrepreneurs who are creating opportunities, driving economic growth, and transforming communities across the continent.

Representing Nigeria, South Africa and Tunisia, the finalists span diverse industries, highlighting the breadth of innovation and leadership among women across Africa.

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The winners were celebrated for their outstanding contributions and achievements in their respective categories as Agri Entrepreneur Award: Ifeoma Okonkwo – Ifgreen Industries & Investment (Nigeria). Social Entrepreneur Award: Temitope Mayegun – Avilla Naturelle (Nigeria).

Young Entrepreneur Award: Mpho Hlongwane – MH Automotive Engineering (South Africa).

Creative Industry Award: Thabo Makhetha-Kwinana – Thabo Makhetha CC (South Africa).

Empowerment Award: Creseldah Cassandra Ndlovu – CLM Clothing & Textile (South Africa) and

Tech Entrepreneur Award: Ynes Hafi – Arsela (Tunisia)

The AWIEF Awards 2024 ceremony was the culmination of the AWIEF2024 Conference, a two-day event that brought together over 500 delegates from more than 50 countries. This dynamic conference served as a powerful platform for collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and celebrating the transformative achievements of women entrepreneurs shaping Africa’s future.

The evening’s highlight was the presentation of the Lifetime Leadership Award to Dr. Naledi Pandor for her Legacy of Leadership and Impact. Dr. Pandor’s illustrious career spans decades, during which she played a pivotal role in shaping South Africa’s domestic and international policies.

As Minister of International Relations and Cooperation (2019–2024), she championed South Africa’s global influence, advancing diplomacy, peace-building, and international cooperation. Her visionary leadership continues to inspire generations across Africa and beyond.

 

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