On Saturday 18th May 2013, the 2nd Annual Women4Africa Awards will take place and this year it promises to be even more dynamic and tailored to be a night of honour, fun and immense hospitality.
Taking place at the very prestigious Great Hall, Hornton street W8 7NX Kensington, this year’s awards will be honouring some amazing women.
The list of final nominees representing over 15 African countries such as Ethiopia, Malawi, Swaziland, Senegal, South Africa, Cameroon, Nigeria, Ghana and more, Women4Africa will also be recognising some outstanding women for their contributions and achievements. Some of the women to be awarded and recognised are Soneni Gwizi of Zimbabwe, the first female disabled radio broadcaster in Zimbabwe. Tonia Dabwe founder of the Mineke Foundation in Liberia which is changing the lives of those in the community.
Dr Joe Okei –Odumakin of Nigeria recently hailed as ‘a fearless, fiery champion of democracy and human rights and recently awarded with the ‘Woman of Courage’ award by US Secretary of State John Kerry and First Lady Michelle Obama and then Esther Madudu of Uganda a midwife and spokesperson for AMREF’s Stand Up For African Mother’s campaign and estimated to have saved over 1,000 lives in the course of her career, these are just some of the recipients on the day.
Local and International Press will be in attendance, Including BBC, Huffington Post, the Evening standard and Nollywood Movies. From Africa Silverbird TV amongst others.
Speakers on the night Include: ------> CLICK TO READ MORE
Taking place at the very prestigious Great Hall, Hornton street W8 7NX Kensington, this year’s awards will be honouring some amazing women.
The list of final nominees representing over 15 African countries such as Ethiopia, Malawi, Swaziland, Senegal, South Africa, Cameroon, Nigeria, Ghana and more, Women4Africa will also be recognising some outstanding women for their contributions and achievements. Some of the women to be awarded and recognised are Soneni Gwizi of Zimbabwe, the first female disabled radio broadcaster in Zimbabwe. Tonia Dabwe founder of the Mineke Foundation in Liberia which is changing the lives of those in the community.
Dr Joe Okei –Odumakin of Nigeria recently hailed as ‘a fearless, fiery champion of democracy and human rights and recently awarded with the ‘Woman of Courage’ award by US Secretary of State John Kerry and First Lady Michelle Obama and then Esther Madudu of Uganda a midwife and spokesperson for AMREF’s Stand Up For African Mother’s campaign and estimated to have saved over 1,000 lives in the course of her career, these are just some of the recipients on the day.
Local and International Press will be in attendance, Including BBC, Huffington Post, the Evening standard and Nollywood Movies. From Africa Silverbird TV amongst others.
Speakers on the night Include: ------> CLICK TO READ MORE
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