Four women, Louise Sister, Dr. Agnes Kalibata, Monique Nsanzabamwa and Minister Ingabire Paula, have been released on the list of 100 African women, including celebrities in various countries.
The Avance Media Center released the list on Tuesday,
November 1, 2022. It is visible to women in various sectors, the private
sector, celebrities in music, the owners of the institutions they lead,
diplomacy, human life activists, and more.
Advance Media usually makes the same list every year. It
explains that this list of 100 women is a collection of many who have
researched, primarily based on women who are thriving and opening their
institutions, those in the administration, and others on the horn in making
decisions whether in their country or at the international level.
The center is well known for its corporate advocacy. It says
it puts someone on this list based on: On his effort in sharing with others the
knowledge she has, courage to take the first step, being in front of others in
decision-making, and with a good reputation in the work he does, and so on.
Louise Mushikiwabo on this list is the Director of the
French Language Association, OIF. Dr. Agnes Kalibata is the Director of the
African Agricultural Development Organization (AGRA).
Another woman on the
list is Ingabire Paula already the Minister of Technology and Innovation. There
is also Dr. Monique Nsanzabaganwa, the vice president of the African Union,
whose headquarters are in Addis Ababa in Ethiopia.
The musicians on the list are the singer in the songs of
worship and praise for God Osinachi Kalu Okoro Egbu [Sinach] ranked 85th.
There is also a comedian from Uganda, Anne Kansiime who
recently was in Kigali. She is ranked 10th on the list. And she is considered
the queen of comedy in Africa.
Nigeria Oyinkansola Sarah Aderibigbe is a popular musician
and Ayra Starr known for her song ‘Rush’. The girl started modeling at the age
of 16. He is in 15th place.
There is also a Nigeria Temilade Openiyi [Tems] known in
songs such as ‘Damages’, ‘Higher’ and others. She is in 87th place.
Director of the French Language Association (OIF), Louise
Sister
Director of the African Agricultural Development
Organization (AGRA), Dr Agnes Kalibata
Dr Monique Nsanzababawa of the African Union (AU)
Minister of Technology and Innovation, Ingabire Paula
Ayra Starr has been released on the list too
Anne Kansiime, a Ugandan comedian who is one of the most
influential women in Africa
Tems is on the list of 100 most influential women in Africa
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