Blantyre based musician, creative and founder of KNQR, Hayze Engolah has made history by becoming the first Malawian musician to appear on Forbes Africa 30 under 30 list. According to forbesafrica.com, this year also goes down in history as the Under 30s who survived and thrived during one of the most turbulent times recorded: the […]
A 30 year-old Malawian lady Racheal Sibande has been listed by Forbes Magazine amongst the 30 most promising young entrepreneurs in Africa. Sibande is the founder of Malawi’s first technology hub, the mHub, which she launched in November 2013. The mHub hub nurtures, mentors and incubates young technology entrepreneurs. It also exists in a new space […]
Malawi President Joyce Banda has been named the Most Influential Woman in Africa. She is number 47 on the list of 100 Most Influential Women in the world released by the American influential Forbes Magazine on Wednesday. The Malawi stateswoman has moved 24 places up the ladder from position 71 in 2012, beating President Ellen […]
Malawi President Joyce Banda has been ranked most powerful African woman and has climbed 24 places from last year to reach 47 in the world, of according to an index put together by world’s leading business magazine Forbes. The Malawi stateswoman is among the nine heads of state included in the lists. The prestigious list, which […]
Malawi President Mrs Joyce Banda has made it into the top five candidates list for Forbes Africa Person of the Year title. The winner of this award would have had an influence on the events of the year gone by on the African continent. According to highly rated Forbes Magazine, President Banda has restored strained diplomatic ties with neighbors […]
Malawi President Mrs Joyce Banda has been ranked the most powerful woman in Africa ahead of Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf according to Forbes magazine’s annual survey. In the annual list of 100 most powerful women in the world, Banda who in 2011 was named by Forbes as Africa’s third most powerful female politician after Johnson […]
Malawi’s Vice President Joyce Banda has been ranked number three most powerful African woman according to an index put together by world’s leading business magazine Forbes. The African list is topped by Nobel Prize winner Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, President of Liberia and seconded by Nigeria’s Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. Forbes named US First Lady Michelle Obama […]