Nana AsantewaAfadzinu || Executive Director, WASCI 65. Monica Geingos (H.E) || First Lady, Republic of Namibia 64. Mimi Kalinda || CEO, Africa Communications Media Group 63. Melene Rossouw || Founder, Women Lead Movement 62. Matshidiso Rebecca Moeti (Dr) || Regional Director for Africa, WHO 61.
Martine Coffi-Studer || Chairperson, Bollore Transport & Logistics 59. MamokgethiPhakeng (Prof) || Vice-Chancellor, University of Cape Town 57. Maggie Kigozi || Chairperson, Africa Scout Foundation 56. Lydia Nsekera || Member, International Olympic Committee 54. Lucy Quist || Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer, Morgan Stanley 53. Louise Mushikiwabo || Secretary General, Organisationinternationale de la Francophonie 52. Linda Ikeji || CEO, Linda Ikeji Media 51. Leila Bouamatou || Managing Director, BANK OF MAURITANIA GENERAL 50. Laureen Kouassi-Olsson || Regional Head, Amethis 49. LallaMoulayeEzzedine || Chairman, Bank of Africa Cote d'Ivoire 48. Kamissa Camara || Secretary-General, Mali Presidency 47. Juliet Ehimuan || Director, Google West AfricaĤ6. Jewel Howard Taylor (H.E) || Vice President, Liberia 45. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang (Prof) || Chancellor, Women's University in Africa 44. Irene Charnley || Founder, Smile Communications 43. Ilwad Elman || Director, Elman Peace and Human Rights Center 42. Ifeyinwa Ugochukwu || CEO, Tony Elumelu Foundation 41. Halima Dangote || Executive Director, Dangote Group 40. Hala Zayed (Dr.) || Minister, Health and Population (Egypt) 39. HajerSharief || Co-Founder, Together We Build it 38. Grace Naledi MandisaPandor || Minister, International Relations and Cooperation 37. Graca Machel || Founder, Graca Machel Trust 36. Francoise Remarck || Chairman, Canal+ Cote D'Ivoire 35. Fatou Bom Bensouda || Chief Prosecutor, International Criminal Court 33. Faith Osier (Prof) || President, International Union of Immunological Societies 32. Esther Cobbah || CEO, Stratcomm Ghana 30. Emma Theofelus || Deputy Minister, Namibia 29. Kanza || Head of Africa, World Economic Forum 27. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf || Founder, EJS Center 26. EghosaOriaikhiMabhena || CEO, Puma Energy Africa 25.
Executive Director, International Trade Centre 23. ChilesheKapwepwe (H.E.) || Secretary-General, (COMESA) 22. BisiAdeleye-Fayemi || First Lady, Ekiti State 21. Bethlehem Tilahun Alemu || CEO, soleRebels 20. Bella Disu || Vice Chairman, Globacom 19. Bajabulile Swazi Tshabalala || Vice President & CFO, AFDB 18. AyishaOsori || CEO, Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA) 17. SouleZoumarou || Minister, Digital Economy and Communications (Benin) 16. Anne-Marie Dias Borges || Presenter, BBC 13. Anna Nimiriano || Editor-in-Chief, Juba Monitor 12.
Anita Erskine || Founder, Anita Erskine Media 11. Angela Kyerematen-Jimoh || Regional Head, IBM Africa 9. Mohammed (H.E) || Deputy Secretary-General, United Nations 8. Mohamed (Dr.) || Cabinet Secretary, Sports, Culture & Heritage (Kenya) 7. AmelKarboul (Dr.) || CEO, Education Outcomes Fund 6. Amani Abou-Zeid (H.E Dr.) || Commissioner for Infrastructure & Energy, African Union 5. Agnes Kalibata || CEO, Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa 3. Agnes Binagwaho (Prof) || Vice-Chancellor, University of Global Health Equity 2. Profiles of the 2020 100 Most Influential African Women are published on Below is the list of Avance Media's 2020 100 Most Influential African Women arranged in alphabetical order: 1. Criteria for selection included: Excellence in Leadership & Performance, Personal accomplishments, Commitment to sharing knowledge, Breaking the Status Quo, and being an accomplished African Woman. They were selected because of their incredible achievements as women and they deserve high recommendations among other female trailblazers in Africa. The list is focused on women who are leading various initiatives across the continent and seeks to present them as role models for the younger generation as part of the 'Be a Girl' Initiative. Hala Zayed Egypt Minister of Health and Population. The 2020 list features a record of 75 new entrants with some of the leading names such as: Monica Geingos, First Lady of Namibia RashaKelej, CEO of Merck Foundation Former President of Liberia Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Founder, EJS Center Lydia Nsekera, Olympic Committee Member and Dr. The list which has a representation of the most powerful African women from 34 countries was chosen from various career backgrounds including diplomacy, politics, activism, entrepreneurship, business leadership, and entertainment. Accra /Mumbai (Maharashtra), August 20 (ANI/BusinessWire India): Leading African PR & Rating firm, Avance Media announced its second annual publication on Africa's most prominent women dubbed the 2020 100 Most Influential African Women.
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