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Women entrepreneurs pioneering climate adaptation in Africa

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Alida Hill, CEO of Windhoek Afrikaanse Privaatskool (WAP). PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Kind-hearted but firm: Inside Alida Hill's leadership philosophy

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The founder of Tila’s Investment, Ndatila Iyambo stands proudly at the helm of her growing business where women lead, grow and shape the future.

Where women lead and business grows

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The interior design was carefully curated to reflect calmness and warmth, with woody furniture, subtle earthy tones, and floral accents. PHOTO Contributed

Piccolo Cafe and Lounge, a female-led business on Namibia’s food scene

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Glowney Naris, owner of Charlotte's Bistro

The Story behind Charlotte’s Bistro

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The Story behind Charlotte’s Bistro

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Taxi driver
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The Inspiring journey of a female taxi driver

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Development Bank of Namibia CEO, John Steytler. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Steytler reflects on DBN journey

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Bank Windhoek’s top women leadership: Managing director Baronice Hans, executive officer of marketing and corporate communication services Jacquiline???? Pack, chief treasurer Claire???? Hobbs and executive officer of human capital Retuura Ballotti. Photo: Contributed

64% of Bank Windhoek’s workforce are women

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Delicious home-made chilli jam that was on display at the expo.Photo: Jemimah Ndebele

Future Females Windhoek Business Expo empowers entrepreneurs

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BURNOUT: One of the bikers burning rubber. Photo Otis Daniels

Bikers rally for charity again

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A kapana vendor preparing some meaty treats. Photo Otis Daniels

Celebrating local cuisine

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