"Femmes D'Africe" Magazine, a monthly magazine that focuses on wise women! First of the first Addis Ababa woman Adanech Abiebie
"Femmes d’Afrique" is a Pan-African monthly magazine focused on the leadership of women in the arts! The first issue features Addis Ababa's first female mayor, Adanech Abiebie. It is now available in Morocco through the first digital news platform, accessible in the local newsstands around you. The magazine highlights contemporary issues and remarkable achievements of African women, including a special feature on the history of women mayors in Addis Ababa, featuring an exclusive interview with Mrs. Adanech Abebe, the city’s first female mayor. The publication emphasizes her inspiring journey and her vision for the future of Ethiopia's capital city. Additionally, it celebrates International Women's Day in Africa, honoring women leaders such as Angola's Vice President, Mrs. Esperança da Costa; Gabon's pioneering First Lady, Mrs. Sylvia Bongo Ondimba; Togo's Prime Minister, Mrs. Victoire Tomegah Dogbé; and many other influential women. Politics and leadership are central themes in the 38th African Union Summit, with a special focus on the 29th Summit of Women Leaders. Sierra Leone's First Lady, Mrs. Fatima Bio, has been elected as the President of the Organization of African First Ladies, alongside Angola's Mrs. Ana Dias Lourenço, who serves as the Vice President. Moreover, notable individuals within the African Union Commission, such as Mrs. Selma Malika Hadadi, Mrs. Amina Tuwim-Amoa, and Mrs. Lerato Dorotty Mataboge, will also contribute their insights. In sports, the magazine features Christy Coventry, the first female athlete from Zimbabwe to be elected to the International Olympic Committee.
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