The 2017 Radiant Women of Action
By Radiant Health EditorsPublished: December 20, 2017
Every day, in every corner of Africa (and indeed, the world) there is a woman doing remarkable work and making a huge impact in her community. Each year, Radiant Health Magazine shines a light on inspirational African women who are taking action to improve the well-being of those around them. They are our unsung heroines, and we want the world to know about them.
We proudly present to you our 2017 Radiant Women of Action. Click on each picture to read their stories.
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Who Are Making A Difference
Do you know an inspiring woman of action? Nominate her for our 2018 Radiant Woman of Action. Submit your nomination here.
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