The magazine

The New African Woman, published in London, provides in-depth coverage of fashion and beauty, health and wellbeing, parenting and family, culture and the arts. It also features exclusive articles and interviews on high profile Black women personalities from both Africa and its Diaspora.

The magazine’s strength is that it purposely provides readers with an insight into Black women’s issues with a unique indigenous twist, in an intelligent, meaningful and inspirational manner.

The magazine also ably fills the glaring lack of coverage on eclectic Black women’s issues that go unreported in mainstream women publications worldwide. The New African Woman has a contemporary, evocative design and superb photography. Its Editor, Regina Jere Malanda is proud of the magazine’s success in its major distribution areas, Africa, the Caribbean, the US and Europe. “Our editorial formula is undoubtedly in its own league. Because our authoritative, all-encompassing articles reflect what, who, and how Black women see as their role in the contemporary and globalised culture and the world at large, we believe we have established a dynamic new product for both our target readership and advertisers alike.”

The readers

The New African Woman is essentially for every discerning Black woman. It will appeal to the educated up-market, middle/highincome audience of between 20 – 55 years old; the intellectual, socially-aware, open-minded, beauty/fashion-conscious Black women in Africa and its Diaspora. Women of substance working towards making Africa a better place and those in search of personal development and wealth creation opportunities for themselves and Africa at large.