African women have played a pivotal role in the development of African society. Their contributions have extended far beyond family organization and the preservation of internal cohesion. Since ancient times, African women have held advisory roles in royal courts, particularly during the era of the old African kingdoms. They were often entrusted with managing internal affairs during wartime, as most men were engaged in combat. This perception of women as capable leaders and advisors has remained embedded in the African consciousness to this day.
Africa is rich with promising female figures who believe that the future of the continent can only be achieved by safeguarding the future of its children. Among these inspiring women is Ms. Rojika, one of the most prominent figures in West Africa. She has personally committed to supporting children who have lost their families or were exploited in armed conflicts, funding their care from her own resources.
— Dr. Amina Al-Araimi
