The moment Nyasha held a camera, she knew this was what brought her joy. Through various mediums— from virtual reality to feature films—she tells stories that foster a sense of camaraderie and connection.
Through her work, Naledi has learned to embrace who she is, knowing that she is worth celebrating. More than anything, it’s incredibly special to her to see other women—especially Black women—see themselves in her work and feel embraced, seen, and celebrated.
Performing is a defining moment for Ṣẹwà. Every time she gets on stage, she feels completely at home. It’s her safe space, and everything else just goes quiet in her mind.
In honour of the trailblazers who broke barriers and continue to inspire generations, we celebrate the remarkable African women who have innovated, created and transformed their industries—leaving legacies that empower progress.
For African women, Women’s Month has always carried a unique weight. Across the continent and the diaspora, women have not only fought for equality, but have also been the backbone of cultural, political, and economic revolutions.
Aminata sees art as a way to hold onto memories, emotions, and the versions of herself that might otherwise fade. Through Iyeketi, she creates work that preserves, reclaims and gives shape to the intangible.
