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Inside SkillHer SAW 2026: Where Skills Meet Possibility

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  Over 70 young women. Different backgrounds, interests and aspirations. One shared space to learn, connect and grow. That is SkillHer SAW 2026 . The SkillHer Skills Acquisition Workshop brings young women together to develop practical skills, explore new opportunities and build the confidence to turn ideas into action. This year's programme is supported by Tech Impact Club Africa (TIC Africa)  which is also supporting the continued development and testing of SkillHer Coach, our AI-powered learning companion. But SAW is more than a series of training sessions. It is a space where women are learning new skills, asking questions, collaborating and discovering new possibilities. Learning Skills for Today’s Opportunities The SAW curriculum combines digital, entrepreneurial and personal development skills, giving participants a diverse set of tools they can apply to their careers, businesses and personal projects. Research & Project Management Through Research & Project Man...

What If Rest Is Part of the Work?

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  We talk a lot about the work. The early mornings. The late nights. The applications. The learning. The building. The showing up even when you don't feel ready. We celebrate the woman who keeps going but rarely the woman who knows when to pause.  We often treat rest as something we earn after everything is done. After the deadline. After the next milestone. After the programme. After the money comes in. After we have finally “made it.” But there will almost always be another deadline. Another goal. Another opportunity. Another thing that needs your attention. So what if rest isn't what happens after the work? What if rest is part of the work? Because growth requires more than effort. It requires recovery too. There are seasons when pushing forward is necessary. And there are seasons when the most productive thing you can do is step back, breathe, reflect and allow yourself to recover. Not because you are lazy. Not because you have lost your ambition. But because you are hum...