Green Savannah Diplomatic Cable has published a new book titled ’50 Successful African Female Entrepreneurs: Their Stories’.
It is a 286-page book that captures the real life experiences of some African female entrepreneurs.
A statement on Saturday by Sunday Oyinloye, the Publisher, Green Savannah Diplomatic Cable said ‘50 Successful African Female Entrepreneurs: Their Stories’ is a celebration of the remarkable achievements of African women entrepreneurs who have defied odds and made significant contributions to the continent’s economic development
The statement added that the book is also is a platform that amplifies the voices of African women who have transformed challenges into opportunities.
Oyinloye said the book provides in-depth narratives of 50 inspiring women, highlighting their journeys, challenges, and triumphs, and aims to inspire the next generation of female entrepreneurs and foster a supportive ecosystem for women in business.
Entrepreneurs in the book are from different fields; Manufacturing, ICT, Media, Agriculture, Commerce, Entertainment, Services amongst others.
’50 Successful African Female Entrepreneurs: Their Stories’ was written, according to Oyinloye, to spur sustainable economic development, promote gender equality and empower women worldwide.
He noted that the objective of the book is to inspire and empower young women across Africa to pursue entrepreneurship and leadership roles, raise awareness about the contributions of female entrepreneurs to Africa’s economic development and to create a network of successful female entrepreneurs who can mentor and support aspiring business women.
The book which is now on Amazon is authored by Sunday Oyinloye, a Nigerian journalist and publisher with over three decades of experience in the media industry.
Oyinloye is the founder of Green Savannah Diplomatic Cable, an international online magazine dedicated to promoting impactful stories and voices across Africa, and has written numerous success stories that reflect the resilience and entrepreneurial spirit of African women.
