Global Roundup: The African Continent's Women 'techpreneurs', Queer Performer Who Uses Music and Comedy to Survive in a Cis-Het Man’s World, First Black Trans American to Run a City Council
Global Roundup: The African Continent's Women 'techpreneurs', Queer Performer Who Uses Music and Comedy to Survive in a Cis-Het Man’s World, First Black Trans American to Run a City Council
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Curated by FG Intern Lydia Georgison Delila Kidanu, Co-founder and COO of Koa at her office in Nairobi, Kenya on Feb. 14, 2022. Thomson Reuters Foundation/Nita Bhalla Female ‘techpreneurs’ are taking their place in the African continent’s male-dominated fintech boom, but gender and racial bias makes it harder for them to access finance and grow their businesses.
Global Roundup: The African Continent's Women 'techpreneurs', Queer Performer Who Uses Music and Comedy to Survive in a Cis-Het Man’s World, First Black Trans American to Run a City Council
Global Roundup: The African Continent's Women…
Global Roundup: The African Continent's Women 'techpreneurs', Queer Performer Who Uses Music and Comedy to Survive in a Cis-Het Man’s World, First Black Trans American to Run a City Council
Curated by FG Intern Lydia Georgison Delila Kidanu, Co-founder and COO of Koa at her office in Nairobi, Kenya on Feb. 14, 2022. Thomson Reuters Foundation/Nita Bhalla Female ‘techpreneurs’ are taking their place in the African continent’s male-dominated fintech boom, but gender and racial bias makes it harder for them to access finance and grow their businesses.