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En 2023, le classement des 100 personnalités féminines les plus puissantes de la planète met en lumière des femmes exceptionnelles, dont quatre Africaines qui brillent par leur influence et leur leadership. Ces femmes, issues de divers horizons et secteurs d'activité, jouent un rôle essentiel dans la transformation et l'émancipation de leurs communautés et de leurs pays respectifs. 1. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala : La voix du Nigeria à l'OMC Classée à la 87e place, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, directrice générale de l'Organisation mondiale du commerce (OMC), incarne la force et la détermination. Originaire du Nigeria, elle a évolué dans les cercles de pouvoir après des études aux États-Unis, devenant la première femme ministre des Finances de son pays en 2003. Son engagement indéfectible dans la lutte contre la corruption et la réduction de la dette publique a marqué l'histoire politique du Nigeria. 2. Mpumi Madisa : L'icône du leadership sud-africain Au 88e rang, Mpumi Madisa, PDG du groupe Bidvest en Afrique du Sud, inscrit son nom dans l'histoire économique du continent. À la tête de ce conglomérat majeur depuis 2020, elle dirige près de 130 000 employés dans des secteurs aussi divers que l'industrie, la pharmacie, l'automobile et le transport. En tant que femme noire à la tête d'une entreprise cotée en bourse, elle incarne le changement et la diversité dans le monde des affaires sud-africain. 3. Samia Suluhu Hassan : La présidente visionnaire de la Tanzanie À la 93e place, Samia Suluhu Hassan, première femme présidente de la Tanzanie, mérite toute notre attention. Surnommée "Mama Samia", elle a fait ses débuts en tant que première femme vice-présidente du pays, avant d'accéder à la présidence en mars 2021. Son parcours, marqué par des responsabilités au sein du Programme alimentaire mondial des Nations unies et à l'Assemblée nationale tanzanienne, illustre sa dévotion envers le service public et le développement de son pays. 4. Mo Abudu : La pionnière du cinéma nigérian À la 98e place, Mo Abudu, fondatrice et directrice d'EbonyLife au Nigeria, fait figure de figure emblématique dans le domaine de la production audiovisuelle. Lancée dans cette industrie en 2006, elle est rapidement devenue la "Oprah d'Afrique" avec son émission Moments with Mo. Son influence s'est étendue avec le lancement d'EbonyLife TV en 2012 et la création de EbonyLife Films en 2014, la propulsant au rang de productrice de cinéma la plus célèbre de Nollywood. Ces femmes africaines du classement Forbes 2023 incarnent la diversité, l'innovation et la persévérance. Leur impact transcende les frontières, contribuant à redéfinir le leadership mondial et inspirant les générations futures à atteindre de nouveaux sommets.

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Family Ties Take Center Stage in Idris Elba's Nigerian Short Film

Move over Hollywood, Nollywood's got Idris Elba at the helm for a brand new short film called "Dust To Dreams"! This ain't your average love story, though. We're talkin' about a mother-daughter reunion with a twist, set against the vibrant backdrop of Lagos, Nigeria. Yup, you heard that right. Idris Elba, the dude who brought us Luther and stole the show in countless other flicks, is stepping behind the camera to direct this project. This is a big deal for Nollywood, the powerhouse film industry of Nigeria, and for African cinema in general. Africa's been churning out incredible films for years, but they often don't get the shine they deserve. So, having a huge star like Elba involved is a major step towards global recognition. A Story of Family and Lagos Magic The plot of "Dust To Dreams" focuses on a complex family dynamic. A teenage daughter gets ready to meet her father for the first time, and let's just say it's bound to be an emotional rollercoaster. Throw in the electrifying energy of Lagos, and you've got a recipe for a powerful short film. Elba's not the only big name attached to "Dust To Dreams." The cast is stacked with Nollywood stars like Nse Ikpe-Etim and Eku Edewor, who are gonna bring their A-game to the screen. Plus, we've got Seal, yes, the Grammy-winning singer, stepping outside the music world and into a dramatic role. This is definitely a project to keep your eye on. A Collaboration for the Culture "Dust To Dreams" is a collaboration between Mo Abudu's EbonyLife Films and the African Export-Import Bank. This is a big win for African cinema because it shows the power of collaboration. With heavy hitters working together, we can expect some seriously high-quality content coming out of Africa. This Idris Elba-directed short film is just the tip of the iceberg. Elba and Abudu joined forces last year to develop a whole slate of African films and TV shows. That means we can expect even more amazing stories coming out of Africa, showcasing the continent's rich culture and talent. So, mark your calendars, movie lovers! "Dust To Dreams" might be a short film, but it has the potential to be a game-changer for African cinema. We can't wait to see what Idris Elba cooks up on the streets of Lagos. Source: Deadline   Read the full article

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Nigerian Producer Mo Abudu joins Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences

Nigerian Producer Mo Abudu joins Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences #Oscars

Celebrated Nigerian filmmaker, broadcaster, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, Mo Abudu, has been invited to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, (Oscars), as one of 29 producers, and the only African and Nigerian in this category. Abudu, who is CEO and Chairwoman of EbonyLife Media which includes EbonyLife TV, EbonyLife Studios, EbonyLife Films, EbonyLife Place, EbonyLife…

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Ebonylife TV Presenter Cynthia Kamalu weds Obi | #WeareWan17

Ebonylife TV Presenter Cynthia Kamalu weds Obi | #WeareWan17

Ebonylife TV presenter, Cynthia Kamalu announced last week that she was getting married to Obi. The couple had their traditional wedding on the 28th of October, 2017. The bride shared pre-wedding pictures by photographer, Laah Studioswith us. We love their all white theme studio pre-wedding session. See pictures from their pre-wedding shoot and first photos from the traditional wedding, which…

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Life 101 Premieres: Malta Guinness Partners EbonyLife TV In New Campus Youth Drama

Life 101 Premieres: Malta Guinness Partners EbonyLife TV In New Campus Youth Drama

On the 1st of March, 2017 at FilmHouse IMAX Cinemas, Lekki phase 1, EbonyLife TV & Malta Guinness premiered new campus youth drama titled ‘Life 101’.

Life 101 talks about a gang of four childhood friends who leave their high school years behind and head for the university. Together, their dreams seem invincible; but will their bond be strong enough to withstand the realities of adulthood? This is…

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“I bought a new car so I could kill myself” - Entertainment Executive, Ubi Franklin

“I bought a new car so I could kill myself” – Entertainment Executive, Ubi Franklin

“I bought a new car so I could kill myself” – Entertainment Executive, Ubi Franklin

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Family Ties Take Center Stage in Idris Elba's Nigerian Short Film

Move over Hollywood, Nollywood's got Idris Elba at the helm for a brand new short film called "Dust To Dreams"! This ain't your average love story, though. We're talkin' about a mother-daughter reunion with a twist, set against the vibrant backdrop of Lagos, Nigeria. Yup, you heard that right. Idris Elba, the dude who brought us Luther and stole the show in countless other flicks, is stepping behind the camera to direct this project. This is a big deal for Nollywood, the powerhouse film industry of Nigeria, and for African cinema in general. Africa's been churning out incredible films for years, but they often don't get the shine they deserve. So, having a huge star like Elba involved is a major step towards global recognition. A Story of Family and Lagos Magic The plot of "Dust To Dreams" focuses on a complex family dynamic. A teenage daughter gets ready to meet her father for the first time, and let's just say it's bound to be an emotional rollercoaster. Throw in the electrifying energy of Lagos, and you've got a recipe for a powerful short film. Elba's not the only big name attached to "Dust To Dreams." The cast is stacked with Nollywood stars like Nse Ikpe-Etim and Eku Edewor, who are gonna bring their A-game to the screen. Plus, we've got Seal, yes, the Grammy-winning singer, stepping outside the music world and into a dramatic role. This is definitely a project to keep your eye on. A Collaboration for the Culture "Dust To Dreams" is a collaboration between Mo Abudu's EbonyLife Films and the African Export-Import Bank. This is a big win for African cinema because it shows the power of collaboration. With heavy hitters working together, we can expect some seriously high-quality content coming out of Africa. This Idris Elba-directed short film is just the tip of the iceberg. Elba and Abudu joined forces last year to develop a whole slate of African films and TV shows. That means we can expect even more amazing stories coming out of Africa, showcasing the continent's rich culture and talent. So, mark your calendars, movie lovers! "Dust To Dreams" might be a short film, but it has the potential to be a game-changer for African cinema. We can't wait to see what Idris Elba cooks up on the streets of Lagos. Source: Deadline   Read the full article

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New video Falz - Moving Mad (Chief Daddy OST)

New video Falz - Moving Mad (Chief Daddy OST):

Ebony Life TV releases the video for Moving Mad, the soundtrack for the studio’s latest movie, Chief Daddy. 

The song is performed by Falz. He plays the hilarious would-be rapper Famzy, who is convinced he’s heading for Grammy and Oscar stardom.

ALSO: PHOTOS: Olamide, Timaya, Falz, Davido, Burna Boy and more shut down Lagos with the Hennessey Artistry 2018 Finale Concert

The reality is however…

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PHOTOS : Mo Abudu, Dakore Egbuson Akande, Eku Edewor, Denola Grey celebrate EbonyLife at 5

PHOTOS : Mo Abudu, Dakore Egbuson Akande, Eku Edewor, Denola Grey celebrate EbonyLife at 5

Over the weekend, EbonyLife celebrated their 5th anniversary, the unveiling of their new identity as well as the launch of their new video-on-demand service,EbonyLife ON.

Spotted at the event were Mo Abudu, Eunice Omole, Heidi Uys, Mimi Onalaja. Tosin Odunfa, Temidayo Abudu and some of the cast of new legal drama Castle & Castle; Dakore Egbuson Akande, Eku Edewor, Denola Grey, Ade Laoye, Amanda…

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What to Wear: The Wedding Party 2 Premiere

We’re counting down to the premiere of The Wedding Party 2 and one of the most exciting things about it is, guests have to play dress up. Drawing inspiration from the movie destination, the theme for the premiere is Arabian Nights.  The thing with themed events is though the thought of them is super exciting, you more often than not need to figure out what to wear that’ll ensure you look all so…

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Meet: Arit Okpo

Arit Okpo is one of Africa’s fastest rising media personalities. She takes risks and sheds light on issues that are mostly ignored in Nigeria. Unafraid to express herself, Arit is definitely worth meeting. Enjoy.

  – Who is Arit Okpo?

Career wise, Arit is a media entrepreneur. I provide media services ranging from production, event hosting, voice overs to writing for a wide variety of contexts…

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Yemi Osinbajo, Christopher Kolade, Herbert Wigwe to speak at CHAMP Leadership Boot Camp | December 14th-15th

Yemi Osinbajo, Christopher Kolade, Herbert Wigwe to speak at CHAMP Leadership Boot Camp | December 14th-15th

Africa’s Human Capacity Development Maven, Abiola “Champ” Salami is set to host High Profile Professionals to an exclusive empowerment session for High Performing Professionals at the 2018 edition of CHAMP Leadership Boot Camp holding in Lagos, Nigeria at The Wheatbaker, Ikoyi on Friday December 14th & Saturday, December 15th, 2018.

Date: Friday December 14th & Saturday, December 15th, 2018 Venue: