What not to miss in the Forbes Women Africa August issue 

Forbes Women Africa has released its latest edition for August, featuring the iconic singer Angelique Kijo on the cover. The magazine is celebrating Africa's top 20 Titans in music, showcasing how they are dominating the global music scene. Angelique Kijo, a five-time Grammy award winner, was a natural choice for the cover as she continues to make waves in the industry. In an interview with managing editor Renuka Methil, she shared insights into the creative process behind selecting Kijo for the cover and the rich tapestry of culture, creativity, and entrepreneurship showcased in the issue. The cover story delves into Angelique Kijo's artistic journey, her views on African music today, and the rise of young African superstars who are also entrepreneurs making a difference in their communities. The issue explores new pathways for African artists to leverage their music not only for financial gain but also for meaningful societal impact. It highlights the resilience of the African music scene amidst the challenges of the pandemic, with artists continuing to produce impactful work and win prestigious awards. As Methil points out, the magazine also features stories beyond music, such as the nascent meat industry in South Africa. Entrepreneurs like Thompson and Wetherskall are making waves with their fermented honey drink, 'mead,' aiming to introduce this unique African beverage to global markets. The issue also showcases diverse entrepreneurial ventures, including a South African who introduced traditional braai flavors in South Korea, demonstrating the global reach and appeal of African business. Moreover, Forbes Women Africa's August edition explores art, architecture, and the wedding industry, highlighting the creative ways in which African professionals are promoting the continent's rich cultural heritage while adapting to the post-pandemic landscape. The magazine sheds light on emerging talents in various fields and amplifies voices from smaller markets in Africa, emphasizing the continent's vibrant and dynamic creative ecosystem. In a conversation with CNBC Africa, Methil emphasized the profound impact of the pandemic on African creatives, pushing them to transform challenges into opportunities for innovation and growth. The August issue of Forbes Women Africa serves as a testament to the resilience, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit of African women, inspiring readers to embrace change and drive positive transformation in their respective industries. To explore these captivating stories and more, be sure to grab a copy of Forbes Women Africa's August edition, where culture, entrepreneurship, and creativity converge to celebrate the diverse talents shaping Africa's future.