LIBREVILLE, Gabon — The 7th edition of the Antô Winners’ Days was launched in Libreville on July 18, 2026, marking a week-long celebration of African women’s leadership, innovation, and impact.
The event, held in anticipation of International Women’s Day in Africa, featured panels, workshops, and discussions aimed at promoting women’s leadership across the continent. Platform President Frédérique Eyang Beyeme emphasized the role of African women in the continent’s development and the upcoming 10th anniversary of the platform in 2027. She highlighted the importance of knowledge sharing, innovation, and building a sustainable legacy.
Marraine Emrie Mondos, President of the Gabonese Association of Auditors and Internal Controllers, encouraged women to take action, lead with integrity, and turn challenges into opportunities. Ghislaine Itembo, representing the Minister of Social Affairs, reaffirmed the government’s commitment to women’s empowerment and decision-making access.
The week — long event, organized by the Gabonese-based Platform Antô Winners, included workshops on leadership skills and innovation, with the goal of inspiring a new generation of leaders.
The closing gala dinner, scheduled for July 25, will award prizes to outstanding individuals in various categories.
The Antô Winners Days has become a significant platform for recognizing and celebrating the achievements of African women in various fields, fostering a spirit of leadership and innovation that aims to inspire women to contribute to their continent’s development.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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