Sista Bosso Magazine February 2024 Issue 26 The Black History Issue

About The Issue: February 2024 Issue 26

The Black History Issue

Sista Bosso Magazine

Welcome to a special edition of Sista Bosso Magazine, dedicated to honoring and celebrating the rich tapestry of African history, culture, and achievements. In this issue, we delve deep into the narratives and legacies that define the African experience, highlighting the remarkable contributions of African women who have shaped history and continue to inspire generations.

Our editor's note pays tribute to the historical African women who, through their resilience and determination, have paved the way for the possibilities and opportunities available to black women and girls today. Their stories are a testament to strength, courage, and unwavering spirit.

Explore the groundbreaking journey of Major Mandisa Mfeka, the world's first black female fighter pilot from South Africa. Her achievements soar beyond the clouds, symbolizing the limitless potential and bravery of African women in unconventional fields.

A Call for Freedom: Reflecting on 50 Years of Struggle. 2024 marks a significant milestone as we commemorate 50 years of the Global South's call for freedom from Western domination and policies. Through insightful retrospection, we examine the progress made and the challenges that lie ahead in the quest for autonomy and self-determination.

Meet Candice Chirwa, a voice for women's health and force as the Minister of Menstruation, academic, author, and founder of Qrate NGO. Her advocacy and expertise in menstrual health empower women and advocate for inclusive policies and education.

Delve into the deep-rooted issue of gender-based violence in Africa, fueled by the patriarchal system's grip. Through introspection and analysis, we shed light on this pervasive challenge and advocate for systemic change.

Discover the inspiring journey of Fikile Mdiniso, an engineer, Mrs. Universe Top Africa 2021, and Woman of the Universe 2023/24. Her multifaceted accomplishments, coupled with community leadership and mentorship, exemplify African excellence.

Poem: "Revival" by Liyou Libsekal | Experience the soul-stirring verses of Liyou Libsekal's poem, "Revival,"

Celebrate the enduring, timeless talent and charisma of Mzansi Soapville Actresses, captivating hearts and minds across generations. Their contributions to the entertainment industry are a testament to African creativity and storytelling.

Conquering Peaks and Inspiring Dreams. Witness the triumph of Saray Khumalo, the first African woman to conquer Mount Everest, embodying resilience, determination, and the pursuit of dreams against all odds.

Honoring Historical African Women in Independence Struggles. We pay homage to the courageous historical African women who fought with unwavering hearts for independence, leaving an indelible mark on history and inspiring future generations to continue the fight for justice and equality.

Lifetime Achievement Recognition: Celebrate the enduring legacy of Dorothy Masuka, a musical icon and activist whose contributions continue to resonate and inspire across generations.

Ancient Empress of Africa: Celebrating Matriarchal Legacies. Delve into the legacy of powerful African queens and matriarchal societies, highlighting their influence on history, culture, and governance.

Recipe: Grilled Macrobiotic Bowl. Indulge in a delicious and nutritious recipe for a Grilled Macrobiotic Bowl, promoting holistic wellness and the fusion of African flavors and ingredients.

Meet the February 2024 Issue 26 Cover Sista, Nonkuleko Buthelezi, the visionary CEO of Recital Investment Corporation and founder of Mindmeld Wellness and Buthelezi Foundation. Her multifaceted journey as an entrepreneur, influencer, and advocate reflects the dynamic spirit of African leadership and innovation.

In this special Black History issue, Sista Bosso Magazine celebrates the resilience, creativity, and excellence of African women, showcasing their contributions across various domains and reaffirming the ongoing narrative of strength, progress, and empowerment within the African narrative.