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23 October 2025

AWIEF Opens Next Week in Cape Town for 2025 Conference

Location: News
Africa Women Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum (AWIEF)

The Africa Women Innovation & Entrepreneurship Forum (AWIEF) (www.AWIEForum.org) Conference and Exhibition event opens its doors next week, from 30 to 31 October 2025, at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC), Cape Town, South Africa.

AWIEF2025 will convene entrepreneurs, investors, policymakers, corporate executives, and development partners from across Africa and the diaspora for two days of high-level dialogue, innovation showcases, and collaboration — all focused on advancing women's economic empowerment and leadership on the continent.

Under the theme “Breaking the Barriers: Now More Than Ever”, the 2025 edition will tackle the critical challenges facing women in business — from financing and digital transformation to sustainability and policy reform — while celebrating innovation, resilience, and inclusive growth.

“I'm excited to be part of AWIEF2025 because it's a powerful platform that amplifies women's leadership and innovation across Africa. It offers an incredible opportunity to connect, collaborate, and drive real impact in shaping a more inclusive and prosperous future,” says Dr. Fatima Elsheikh, Secretary General, Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA), Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

“AWIEF is a dynamic platform that empowers women entrepreneurs and drives inclusive economic growth across Africa. It aligns with our mission to support small businesses, foster innovation, and create sustainable opportunities for South African entrepreneurs,”
— Hon. Jane Sithole, Deputy Minister, Department of Small Business Development, South Africa.

“I believe women should be empowered, equipped, and recognized for their contributions, innovations, and leadership. AWIEF highlights and celebrates these women, globally, in the most beautiful way,”
— Monique Shurray White, CEO and Media Coach, I.M.A.G.E.S. Media Group, USA.

Two Days of Insight, Inspiration, and Impact

The AWIEF2025 programme features keynotes, panel discussions, masterclasses, workshops, and B2B networking sessions addressing leadership, innovation, trade, technology, investing, and policy.

The Opening Keynote will be delivered by Dr. Fatima Elsheikh, setting the tone for a transformative conference. Other highlights include sessions on AI and the Future of Work, Mobilizing Capital for Women Entrepreneurs, Africa's Green Transition, and Harnessing the AfCFTA for Intra-African Trade.

The exhibition floor will showcase innovative businesses, development organisations, and SMEs from across the continent while the prestigious AWIEF Awards & Gala Dinner will close the event on 31 October, honouring the outstanding achievements of African women entrepreneurs and innovators.

A Global Gathering of Visionaries

AWIEF2025 speakers include more than 70 powerful and high-profile African and global thought leaders across business, development, and politics who will share insights and thought leadership on the conference agenda. Speakers and delegates are joining from across Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and the Americas — reinforcing AWIEF's position as a truly pan-African and global platform connecting women entrepreneurs and leaders to opportunity and impact.

“Over the past 11 years, AWIEF has grown into one of Africa's most influential platforms for women in business,” said Irene Ochem, Founder and CEO of AWIEF. “It is a place where women entrepreneurs connect with peers, investors, and industry leaders, building authentic relationships that open doors and spark collaboration. This year's theme, Breaking the Barriers: Now More Than Ever, reflects our continued commitment to championing women's leadership, innovation, and economic inclusion at every level despite the current pushbacks.”

Partners and Sponsors

AWIEF2025 is made possible through the generous support of its esteemed sponsors and partners, including OCP Africa (Diamond Sponsor), Deloitte Africa (Knowledge Partner), City of Cape Town (Host City), African Women Development Fund (AWDF) (Platinum Sponsor), Nedbank (Silver Sponsor), UNDP and UN Women (Bronze Sponsors), as well as MINT360 (Tech Partner).

Their collaboration underscores a shared commitment to advancing women's entrepreneurship and leadership across Africa.

Event Details

Dates: 30 – 31 October 2025
Venue: Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC), Cape Town, South Africa
Registration: https://apo-opa.co/4o1xQmV

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Africa Women Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum (AWIEF).

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22 October 2025

Over 100 Houses Illegally Occupied in Stalled Nyanga Project

Location: News

Contractor problems, the covid pandemic, extortion attempts, vandalism and illegal occupations have delayed the housing project

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22 October 2025

An NMT DTP

Location: News

At an event on Tuesday, 21 October, the Western Cape Department of Mobility announced the launch of the Non-Motorised Transport (NMT) Demonstration Town Project (DTP) in Hermanus. The project is a pioneering initiative aimed at promoting walking and cycling as safe, sustainable, and accessible modes of transport. Many residents depend on walking and cycling to …

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22 October 2025

Cancelling Western Cape Parliament for the Premier’s Investment Summit Is an Insult to Democracy

Location: News

Cancelling a sitting of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament to accommodate an investment summit, one that clearly interests only the executive, is an insult to democracy in this province and places the independence of the legislature at stake.

The post CANCELLING WESTERN CAPE PARLIAMENT FOR THE PREMIER’S INVESTMENT SUMMIT IS AN INSULT TO DEMOCRACY appeared first on For Good.

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22 October 2025

Big New Musical. Big. Huge

Location: Entertainment

South Africa, get ready to fall in love! Step back into the late ’80s as one of Hollywood’s most cherished love stories, Pretty Woman: The Musical comes to life for the first time in South Africa in 2026, making its debut at Artscape, Cape Town on 18 March followed by a season at Montecasino’s Teatro …

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22 October 2025

Flood Damaged Causeway Replacement Near Ladismith Completed

Location: News

Severe weather incidents over the past two years have hit the Western Cape provincial road network hard. While the first step is to first restore access, permanent repairs have to follow. “One such project, the R13.5 million Western Cape Department of Infrastructure (DOI) project to replace a causeway over the Groot River on Divisional Road …

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22 October 2025

DA Goes Down on Bended Knee to the EFF

Location: News

The DA is seeking to woo the EFF in the Theewaterskloof Municipality to support the unlawful summary dismissal of a senior manager without implementing regulated disciplinary processes.

The post THEEWATERSKLOOF: THE DA GOES DOWN ON BENDED KNEE TO THE EFF appeared first on For Good.

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22 October 2025

Simons Town: Surf-Skiers Assisted

Location: News

Simon Mc Donnell, NSRI Simons Town duty controller, said: At 10h48, Tuesday, 21 October, NSRI Simons Town duty crew were activated following an urgent request for assistance from a local surf-skier reporting 2 surf-ski’s collided, during a down wind paddle, 300 meters offshore North of Roman Rock Lighthouse. It was reported that one surf-ski was …

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22 October 2025

Bakoven: Massive Response to Ailing Vessel

Location: News

Bevan Geyser, NSRI Bakoven station commander, said: At 16h39, Sunday, 19 October, NSRI Table Bay and NSRI Bakoven duty crews were activated following reports of a 7 meter local boat taking on water offshore 0.5 nautical miles of Sea Point swimming pool, with 8 crew onboard. NSRI Table Bay and NSRI Bakoven rescue swimmers responded …

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22 October 2025

Hout Bay: Tragic Death of Mossel Bay Fisherman

Location: News

Spencer Oldham, NSRI Hout Bay station commander, said: At 11h10, Sunday, 19 October, NSRI Hout Bay duty crew were activated following an urgent request for assistance from a local fishing vessel 35 nautical miles South West of Hout Bay reporting a fisherman onboard critically injured during fishing operations onboard. NSRI EOC (Emergency Operations Centre), Telkom …

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22 October 2025

Somerset West Taxi Route Opened, but Dispute Is Not Over

Location: News

Rival taxi associations still disagree over route from Khayelitsha to Somerset West

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21 October 2025

Raw Sewage Forces Khayelitsha Families to Abandon Shacks

Location: News

A blockage in the main sewer line has caused manholes to overflow

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21 October 2025

Death Toll Rises From Makhado Bus Crash

Location: News

Relatives gather to identify the bodies of the dead

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21 October 2025

Mini-Bus Taxi Official Murdered

Location: News

Western Cape Mobility Minister Isaac Sileku has condemned the shooting that occurred on the R300 in Cape Town on Monday 20 October, which claimed the life of a mini-bus taxi official. “My deepest condolences go to the family, friends, and colleagues of the man who tragically lost his life in the shooting. This act of …

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21 October 2025

Upgraded Road Between Stanford and Gansbaai Now Open

Location: News

The Western Cape Department of Infrastructure (DOI) project to upgrade and rehabilitate about 20km of Trunk Road (TR) 28/2 between Stanford and Gansbaai, and to upgrade 3.8km of Minor Road 4017 (OP4017) from a gravel road to a surfaced road was, today, officially opened by the Western Cape Minister of Infrastructure, Tertuis Simmers. “TR28/2 is …

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21 October 2025

Extended Road Closure for Cape Town Motorsport Event: A Nightmare for Nearly 100 000 Residents

Location: News

The Speed Classic Cape Town motorsport event scheduled for this coming weekend is poorly planned and will seriously inconvenience approximately 100 000 residents who use the affected routes to travel between work and home. One of the city’s busiest main access routes, Philip Kgosana Drive, will be closed from Thursday to Monday. Cape Town ranks […]

The post Extended road closure for Cape Town motorsport event: a nightmare for nearly 100 000 residents appeared first on Freedom Front Plus.

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21 October 2025

Government Urged to Protect South Africa’s Creative Sector

Location: News

Arts leaders gathered at Toyota Stellenbosch Woordfees in Stellenbosch have issued an urgent call to protect South Africa’s creative sector amid growing funding uncertainty and a lack of clear policy direction. National Arts Festival Chairperson, Professor Siphiwo Mahala, Nasionale Afrikaanse Teater-Inisiatief (NATi) CEO, Cornelia Faasen, Head of Concerts SA, André le Roux and National Arts …

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21 October 2025

Music Icon Vusi “The Voice” Mahlasela Shares His Story on Stage

Location: News

“When you are on stage, it is like you are in a different world.”

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21 October 2025

DOI’s “Yellow Fleet” Replacement Programme

Location: News

Building efficiency and internal capacity is important to the Western Cape Department of Infrastructure (DOI). Over the last five years, DOI has established a replacement plan to steadily replace its fleet of road maintenance vehicles. The results speak for themselves: the average age of the yellow fleet has been reduced by 20 years or more. …

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21 October 2025

Fishers Battle to Survive Strict Quotas

Location: News

“Die blou see is onse oesland” (the blue sea is our harvest land)

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20 October 2025

Three spaza shopkeepers shot by extortionists in Phillipi

Location: News

Spaza shops and other small businesses have decided to close

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20 October 2025

Imagine if Opera Met Fun!

Location: Entertainment

Opera and fun don’t always get invited to the same party. People imagine serious faces, gold curtains, and arias that last longer than a Cape Town cold front. But Opera UCT’s Die Fledermaus is the opposite: it’s fizzy, flirty and gloriously extra – the kind of night out where you dress up, laugh out loud, …

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20 October 2025

Fighting Addiction: March for Recovery-Friendly Events

Location: News

“Sharing my recovery with others has kept me grounded,” says Gameeka Solomons at annual Recovery Walk

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20 October 2025

Du Toitskloof Pass: Good Progress on Periodic Maintenance

Location: News

Good progress is being made on a R138 million Western Cape Department of Infrastructure (DOI) project to undertake periodic maintenance on a 21km stretch of Du Toitskloof Pass between Paarl and Rawsonville. The project is scheduled to be completed in December 2025. “The R101, better known as du Toitskloof Pass, which links Paarl to Rawsonville …

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