By Goodnews Buekor
According to the United States Chamber of Commerce, most small business owners work 40-49 hours a week, with 81% logging time after regular work hours and 89% working on weekends, being productive as well as conserving time as a business person. Using these productivity hacks highlighted, you can make the most of your day.
By Goodnews Buekor
For as long as we know, vehicles and their concerns have always been a man’s thing. However, for Rita Kavashe, they are her world, and she perfectly understands them. In the automobile industry, Rita has broken stereotypes and reset standards.
“Our emotional responses to money, due to past experiences and mistakes, can affect our ability to make smart money decisions today,” says Kimberly Palmer, a personal finance expert at NerdWallet and the author of “Smart Mom, Rich Mom.”
A recent survey has disclosed that fewer than half (45%) of women feel financially independent.
Contrarily, approximately 38% of women who do not assess themselves as financially independent, feel they cannot make their own life choices and decisions as a result of outstanding debts or dependence on a partner’s income.
Google.org has announced the 34 funding recipients of the Google.org Impact Challenge for Women and Girls. The $25-million global philanthropy challenge was launched in March 2021 and called for gender equity-focused organisations to submit their ideas to create a more equitable economic reality for women and girls.
To provide a platform for female African talents, e-commerce Conglomerate, Amazon, has partnered with AGS Tribe, Africa’s female-focused community for economic growth, to deepen their diversity and inclusion efforts. Since 2019, the AGS Tribe, a women’s community with a focus on enabling women for success, has been working on creating and providing amazing opportunities for women and youths in Nigeria and Africa.
By Aditi Maheshwari
Despite the fact that Africa is leading in female self-employed statistics yet the non-progressive elements are quite evident and need reformative measures. Smart economics need to improve the playing field for women’s businesses, where women potential can be leveraged completely without any restrictive barriers to jump. Relatively scarce job opportunities for the female gender in Africa incline women towards self-employed opportunities and entrepreneurship. Average women-owned firms are either single-handed or have fewer employees and lower revenues because of capital deficit. Profits are hugely affected because of societal norms, and productivity is hampered because of diversion towards domestic tasks and investments. But in spite of the challenging atmosphere, the spirited African women have shown their tenacity to build themselves and society for the better.
