Women in AI are driving the future of innovation—and their impact is only just beginning!
As a trailblazer in the women-in-tech movement in Africa, Miss Africa Digital celebrates the incredible growth and global recognition of women leading innovation worldwide. This growing momentum underscores the importance of this transformative movement, showcasing the profound impact of women in technology.
Here’s a glimpse of the latest developments from around the world.
How AI reinforces gender bias
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming our world—but when it reflects existing biases, it can reinforce discrimination against women and girls. From hiring decisions to healthcare diagnoses, AI systems can amplify gender inequalities when trained on biased data.
So how can we ensure AI is ethical and inclusive? Zinnya del Villar, a leading expert in responsible AI, shares insights on the challenges and solutions in a recent conversation with UN Women. Read More.
Okeseeyin Revolutionizes HR In Africa With First-Ever HR-Tech Coaching Program
As the global workforce embraces technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI), Temitope Okeseeyin is leading the charge to reshape human resource practices across Africa. With expertise in both HR and technology, she has become a thought leader in the HR-Tech space. Her initiatives have empowered thousands across Africa and beyond, bridging gaps in digital skills and employment.
Her commitment to integrating AI into professional practices in an ethical and impactful way. Read More
CAMFED Zambia (Campaign for Female Education).
A 5-year Memorandum of Understanding aims to support the development of key skills, particularly for young women in marginalized rural communities, with the skills and mentorship they need to learn, earn and succeed.
Inclusive and sustainable solutions for young women and communities. Opportunity to both foster personal growth and enhance economic development. Addressing the unique challenges faced by young women and girls from rural communities in Zambia. Read More
How blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and stablecoins are empowering women to take control of their financial freedom
Women in Africa have long faced significant barriers to financial inclusion, limiting their ability to save, invest, and grow businesses. Traditional banking systems impose rigid requirements—collateral, formal employment, and credit histories—that disproportionately exclude women, particularly those in informal sectors.
Fortunately, fintech is reshaping Africa’s financial landscape, providing a long-overdue alternative to the status quo. By leveraging digital solutions, fintech companies remove traditional barriers that have historically excluded women from financial systems. Now offering women access to a wide range of financial services. Read More