Yolanda Cuba South African. Corporate Executive When Yolanda Cuba was only 29, she was appointed CEO of Mvelaphanda Group, a conglomerate listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. She stepped down last year, but still remains one of South Africa’s most respected and sought-after business leaders. She serves on the boards of South African blue-chips like ABSA, Steinhoff and Life Healthcare. Ndidi Nwuneli Nigerian. Social Entrepreneur Ndidi founded LEAP Africa A leading nonprofit that provides social entrepreneurs, youth and small scale business owners with leadership training and executive coaching services. She is also a co-founder of AACE Foods, a Nigerian food processor. Ndidi is a leading authority on social entrepreneurship and in 2004 was bestowed with the national honor, Member of the Federal Republic (MFR) by the Nigerian President at the time, Olusegun Obasanjo. Both these women have been on Forbes Magazines 20 Young Power Women of Africa under 45. That is where you can end up if you work hard and refuse to be defined by your gender. In Christ Jesus, there is neither Jew nor Gentile, male or female. We are all equal. You already have in you what you need to become successful - your mind. That is the aim of the girl child event, to encourage young women to stand up and be counted, to stand up and make history. Girl Child event 26 April 2014. At the Sharpeville Community Hall from 10:00 - 16:00. Entrance and lunch is free. All women between 16 - 35 are invited.
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