Africa’s 2.18 million social enterprises are rewriting the continent’s growth story
When the world talks about Africa’s economic future, attention often turns to megaprojects, minerals or mobile tech.
Precious Moloi-Motsepe
Businesswoman and Philanthropist, Chancellor University of Cape Town (UCT), professional background as a medical doctor. Executive Chairman and Founder of African Fashion International, a social enterprise establishment to promote the creative industry and create jobs for women and youth. Co-Chair and Chief Executive Officer, The Motsepe Foundation; its founding vision is to improve the quality of life for all, by promoting respect for diversity and supporting projects have the potential to assist beneficiaries in becoming self-reliant with programmes in education and leadership, sports, music and arts, community development, a Centre for Gender Equality and Leadership. It works with stakeholders and governments on initiatives to promote social cohesion. With her husband, was the first African couple to join the Giving Pledge and as co-investors of the Breakthrough Energy Venture. Member: The Harvard Kennedy School Women's Leadership Board and Public Leadership Council. Former President, Cancer Association for South Africa. Co-Chair, Maverick Collective USA.
Interest/Passion : Education, Youth Development ,Gender Equality, women empowerment, Health and Wellness.
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