@leadingladiesafrica: Who gets to tell the story has always been a question of power but Technology is changing that.💫 African women are building platforms, growing audiences, preserving culture and telling stories without waiting for traditional gatekeepers to make room. That’s the thinking behind Technology4HerVoice, the latest theme in our Technology4HerGood campaign. Meet 17 African women using technology to make space for their voices and stories: 📌 Akumu Fiona — Founder, Akquainted | Co-creator & Host, Yes Girls Podcast 📌 Anita M. V. Erskine — Creator & Host, Anita Erskine’s Sheroes | Executive Director, Erskine Global Communications 📌 Buhle Ngaba — Founder, Maru Factory | Curator, The Southern Women’s Archive 📌 Cecilia Mwende Maundu — Creator & Host, Digital Dada Podcast 📌 Delphine Diallo — Creator, The Motherverse | Creator, The Oracle Codex 📌 Dr. Melisa Achoko Allela — Co-founder, LESO Stories 📌 Eniola “Korty” Olanrewaju — Founder, Korty TV 📌 Galerekwe “Gale” Maimane — Co-founder & Co-director, Girls in Film South Africa 📌 Jepchumba Cheluget — Founder, African Digital Art 📌 Lyonna Lyu — Founder, Hadinet Africa 📌 Linda Dounia Rebeiz — Creator, Once Upon A Garden 📌 Marilyn Madlion — Founder, Marilyn The Storyteller | Founder, Bubu and Books | Creator, Marilyn Method 📌 Molly Jensen — Founder & CEO, Afripods 📌 Mona Eltahawy — Founder, FEMINIST GIANT | Creator, #MosqueMeToo 📌 Rosebell Kagumire — Curator & Editor, African Feminism 📌 Samantha “Tech Girl” Wright — Founder, Tech Girl | Host, Tech Girl Talks 📌 Ogulana “Solana” Oluwabusolami — Singer & Songwriter | Creator of YoruPop You don’t have to wait for the perfect opportunity to start. Find a tool, learn it, and build something with it. Read the full feature via the Link in Bio. #LeadingLadiesAfrica #Technology4HerGood #Technology4HerVoice

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