Africa-Press – Botswana. The African Women Entrepreneurship Empowerment Project (AWEEP) workshop in Chengdu, China, delivered energy, insight, and inspiration to participating entrepreneurs. Among the attendees, Ms. Barulagane Gaoganye and Ms. Bengingazi Sibanda had the opportunity to visit a leading logistics company, gaining firsthand exposure to innovative operational strategies and business practices.
The site visit served as a critical benchmarking experience, allowing both entrepreneurs to observe advanced business models and management techniques. They explored ways to scale, optimize, and refine their own ventures, drawing lessons on efficiency, customer engagement, and strategic planning.
Following the visit, Ms. Gaoganye and Ms. Sibanda delivered presentations reflecting on their experiences. They shared key insights and outlined how they intend to implement these strategies to transform their businesses back home, demonstrating the practical impact of international exposure on entrepreneurial growth.
AWEEP is designed to empower African women entrepreneurs through funding, mentorship, training, and networking opportunities. The project aims to build successful businesses, create jobs, and promote economic and social inclusion for women across the continent.
The Chengdu workshop highlights AWEEP’s commitment to connecting African entrepreneurs with global best practices. By combining practical learning with mentorship and financial support, the program equips women with the tools needed to grow their businesses and contribute meaningfully to economic development.
Participants leave the program with actionable strategies, broader networks, and renewed confidence, positioning them to drive innovation and create sustainable impact within their communities. AWEEP continues to reinforce the importance of women-led businesses in fostering inclusive growth and long-term economic resilience in Africa.
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