Managing Your Money Like a First Daughter
By Zamie Ayo In today’s world, financial independence is more than just a goal it’s a necessity. For young women, learning to manage money effectively can shape the course of their lives in ways that go beyond wealth. Think of the “first daughter” not just as a title in a political family, but as a […]
Women Entrepreneurs: Leading Businesses, but Getting Less Funding
By Tom Boyd Around the world, women entrepreneurs are driving business growth in record numbers, yet they still encounter persistent financial barriers that limit their potential. The story isn’t about capability, it’s about unequal access to the capital that fuels growth, expansion, and innovation. Here’s what the data reveals. Women Are Starting Businesses — But […]
What I’m Leaving Behind This Year Isn’t a Person, It’s a Pattern
By Chloe Beaufoy We often imagine growth as something loud. A dramatic ending. A final conversation that gives us permission to move on. A clear villain, a clean break, a story we can tell that explains everything neatly. Society loves visible endings because they are easier to understand and easier to validate. But the truth […]
Sade Adu: On The Quiet Power of a New Chapter
By Daniel Agusi There are women whose power lies in their voice, and then there are women whose power lies in their silence. Sade belongs firmly to the latter. In an age of constant performance,relentless visibility, and digital over sharing, she has mastered something far more difficult, restraint. For decades, Sade has resisted the machinery […]
Quietly: How Women Will Live, Lead, And Love In 2026
By Francisca Sinjae Boldness once announced itself loudly. It raised its voice, filled every room, and stayed visible at all costs. Beauty, too, once demanded performance, curated ease, filtered perfection, the illusion of effortlessness built on exhaustion. But as 2026 unfolds, women are no longer asking how to be seen. They are asking what is […]