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10 Women to Watch in 2015

by March 9, 2015

By Our Reporter

International Women’s business magazine Business O Feminin has released a list of 10 women to watch in 2015. Selected from different industries, these women are recognized for being successful and inspirational in their various positions and fields. Among them is Winnie Byanyima, the Executive Director Oxfam International and the only African who made it to the list. The CEO Magazine brings you the full list:

Naomi Klein: Author, journalist, social activist

She is a best-selling author who writes and campaigns extensively on the subject of climate change and global warming. Her latest book, “This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs the Climate

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Silvia Nyambura

Silvia Nyambura

Nyambura is a senior journalist based in Kampala

 

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