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By Oluchi Obiahu

  1. Wear Africa Expo And Exhibition Featured In Nationa Fashion Week

The Wear Africa Expo and Exhibition in Abuja is an annual event focused on showcasing Africa’s fashion, textile, and apparel industries.

The Wear Africa Expo and Exhibition in Abuja is an annual event focused on showcasing Africa’s fashion, textile, and apparel industries. It brings together designers, manufacturers, retailers, and fashion enthusiasts to promote African fashion, culture, and creativity. The expo features various fashion shows, exhibitions, and networking opportunities, with an emphasis on supporting local talent and fostering business connections within the African fashion ecosystem. It serves as a platform for brands to exhibit their products, engage with consumers, and explore new market opportunities, while also highlighting sustainable and ethical fashion practices.

2. Africa Food Show 2025 – The Ultimate F&B Connection Hub

Africa’s food and beverage market is undergoing a major transformation, expected to exceed $1 trillion by 2030, according to the African Development Bank. This growth is driven by a rising population, growing economies, and a more affluent middle class. Consumers are now seeking more diverse and premium-quality options, moving beyond traditional staples to explore upscale products.

Africa Food Show 2025 is set to become the top platform for connecting decision-makers, innovators, procurement managers, and startups. It offers F&B brands the perfect space to showcase new products, build partnerships, and grow their business.

Organized by dmg & KAOUN International, the event is a rebranded evolution of Africa’s Big 7 and now part of the globally renowned Gulfood series. Building on the success of Dubai’s Gulfood and the fast-growing Saudi Food Show, Africa Food Show 2025 brings the continent its most impactful F&B sourcing exhibition yet.

“The food industry is always evolving. The Africa Food Show brings the entire supply chain together, from ingredients to consumer products. We look forward to seeing Africa’s food sector thrive through knowledge-sharing and new partnerships,” says Nicole Lau, Product Management Director, Crown Food Group.

📍 CTICC, Cape Town

🌐www.theafricafoodshow.com

3. Take a break from the grind and come party with us at HERtitude 2025! 💃🏻⁠

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visit heratitude.zikoko.com to get your tickets today. Use the code “TECHSIS25” to get a 20% discount.

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This edition examines what it truly means to give: time, resources, platforms, protection, policy influence. And what we gain in return: stronger institutions, fairer systems, and a generation of women who enter rooms already prepared.

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Raising Women Magazine Issue 38 – March 2026

As we approach International Women’s Day, we lean into this year’s agenda: Give to Gain. It is a simple phrase, yet profoundly strategic. Progress for women has never been sustained by visibility alone. It has been built through investment, mentorship, solidarity, and the deliberate transfer of opportunity.

On our cover, Ambassador Keisha McGuire represents this principle in motion. Her leadership in global diplomacy reminds us that when women give knowledge, courage, and access, they do not diminish their power. They multiply it.

This edition examines what it truly means to give: time, resources, platforms, protection, policy influence. And what we gain in return: stronger institutions, fairer systems, and a generation of women who enter rooms already prepared.

International Women’s Day is not a performance. It is a responsibility.

When women give intentionally, we all gain collectively.

The question is not whether we will celebrate. The question is how we will contribute.

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