From Campus to Continent: The Search for Africa’s Next Icons Begins Are you more than just a face in the crowd? Do you have a vision that extends beyond the classroom and a voice that demands to be heard? allWomen.africa, in partnership with University Competitions and Miss Campus, is officially flipping the script on campus pageantry. We are proud to announce the Future Women Leaders...

1. Overview of the Statutory Instrument In March 2026, the Government of Zimbabwe introduced Statutory Instrument 59 of 2026, which consolidates import licensing under one unified framework in order to support local industry, improve regulatory compliance and simplify previously fragmented import requirements. The Minister of Industry and Commerce described this new SI as a way to streamline...

1. Overview of the Statutory Instrument In March 2026, the Government of Zimbabwe introduced Statutory Instrument 59 of 2026, which consolidates import licensing under one unified framework in order to support local industry, improve regulatory compliance and simplify previously fragmented import requirements. The Minister of Industry and Commerce described this new SI as a way to streamline...

Across Zimbabwe, women are already the backbone of trade—moving goods, connecting markets and supporting families and communities. Now, allWomen.africa is formalizing and scaling this power through the South Africa to Zimbabwe service, a structured, cooperative-driven trade solution that opens new doors for women not only as buyers and sellers, but as active participants in the logistics...

This week, I want to speak directly to you—not just as entrepreneurs and professionals, but as architects of Africa’s economic future. Across our continent, women continue to build, trade, innovate and lead. Yet, one structural barrier persists: access to capital at scale, on equitable terms and within systems designed with women in mind. This is not a gap in talent. It is not a gap...

🌍 The 52-Week Business Masterclass: Building Women into Commodity Powerhouses   Across Africa, women are active in business every day—trading, farming, producing, and selling. Yet, many remain locked out of high-value, structured markets where real wealth is created. The gap is not effort—it is access to deep, practical knowledge and clear pathways into value chains that...

Turning Experience into Income on allWomen.africaBy Dr. Mandas Marikanda   In today’s digital economy, one truth is becoming increasingly clear: what you know is valuable. Not just for conversations or social media engagement, but as a real, income-generating asset. Every day, women across Africa and beyond share powerful insights, lessons and experiences—yet most of this value...

In today’s digital economy, opportunity does not just come from being present, it comes from being visible, credible and ready. The allWomen.africa platform is designed to connect women across Africa to markets, financing, partnerships and growth tools. But to truly unlock its full power, you must position yourself correctly from the start. The single most important step? Build a...

Securitising African Commodity-Backed Debentures: Pricing for Value Preservation, Risk Transfer and Market Integrity By Bill Gonyora   Introduction: From Commodities to Capital Markets African commodity-backed debentures represent a critical evolution in the continent’s capital markets. By transforming real, productive commodity assets—agricultural output, minerals, energy and...

Zimbabwe Women Microfinance bank, created with a special mission to empower women economically and socially by offering access to savings, loans, and financial tools that many had never experienced before, became a game changer for Fadzai an entrepreneur in Chiredzi who had struggled financially to sustain her enterprise. Fadzai, a 27-year-old entrepreneur, is among many female entrepreneurs...