The Digital African Woman has unveiled new platforms to help African women entrepreneurs scale their businesses across borders, with access to markets, finance, and digital tools.
The business ecosystem is built around two major platforms – the DAW Cooperative and the DAW Digital Marketplace – complemented by a Masterclass Hub and Venture Studio.
Speaking on the platforms, the Founder of DAW, HRM Khadijat Abdulkadir, said the initiative was born out of the need to solve access gaps facing women in business.
“When DAW began in Belgium, I was driven by a simple conviction: African women have the talent, ideas and ambition to build, but talent alone is not enough. Access matters – access to markets, technology, finance and the right people,” she said in a statement on Thursday.
Abdulkadir said DAW launched the Cooperative in Abuja in 2025 with a high-level workshop hosted by the Belgian Ambassador to Nigeria. The event
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