Top four women in power
Our top four women in power from Africa are: Samia Hassan Suluhu, Upon her swearing-in, who became Tanzania’s first female president, Sahle-Work Zewde, The president of Ethiopia is the head of state of Ethiopia, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf served as president of Liberia in 2016-2018, being the first woman elected head of state of an African country and Sanna Mirella Marin,the incumbent prime minister of Finland was sworn in on 10 December 2019.At 34, she became the world’s youngest serving state leader and the youngest prime minister in Finland’s history.
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Why it’s important for women to take leadership positions
When women become leaders, they provide a different set of skills, imaginative perspectives, and, importantly, structural and cultural differences that drive effective solutions. In bringing a creative standpoint, a new sense of awareness will also follow to unplug the finer details that may go unmissed by the naked eye.
Increasing diverse women’s access to leadership roles can improve social, economic, and political outcomes for all genders. Women’s representation and leadership in decision-making bodies contribute to more inclusive and representative laws, rulings, and policies.
Women are also able to make bold and wise decisions as leaders; this helps make the team environment less authoritative and more cooperative, bringing a family-like feel to the team. This boosts teamwork across the organisation and helps implement a new culture within the business.
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