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The Inno Lab in Dakar is launching SmartCo, a program dedicated to young women Tech'preneurs in five African and overseas countries: Benin, Congo, Guinea, Reunion Island and Tunisia. Online registration is open until April 30. For the first edition, 100 women project leaders, mainly from outside the Group (plus 10 Societe Generale's women...

Women In Africa Initiative and Working Ladies launch Working Ladies – WIA Hub in Kinshasa, Congo. The Working Ladies – WIA Hub is the first Congolese startup accelerator made by and for women. Within this space, they can benefit from training, legal assistance, mentoring. The goal is also to make it easier for them to...

3 subsidiaries united for a musical adventure

Societe Generale, partner of the Young African rugby players competition starting today

On 25 and 26 March in Kigali, 1,500 decision-makers from 70 countries are expected on the occasion of the seventh edition of the Africa CEO Forum, under the banner of African integration. What priorities to boost intra-regional trade and investment? What can a united Africa do to better protect its interests and industries? How to ensure the full involvement...

The Inno Lab in Dakar supports the AgroPad project

The International women’s day is intended to review the situation of women and reminds us that there are not equal opportunities everywhere. It is the case everywhere in the world, in society and in business. The African women have the specificity to the most entrepreneurial of the world: almost 25% of the African woman create their own...

When the new Nachtigal hydroelectric power station's turbines start turning in 2023, this 2km-long dam will supply almost a third of Cameroon's electricity. Located on the Sanaga river, 65km north east of Yaoundé, the capital, it is a cornerstone of the Central African country's electricity development plan and a national priority. The 420-MW plant...

A 30km solidarity race in Senegal - The Group's employees accepted the challenge for a good cause

Societe Generale and Rugby Africa have agreed to join forces for the next two years to support the development of rugby in Africa, with a particular emphasis on rugby competitions for women and young athletes.

A wind of change blows through Dakar

First performance for SGMA's choir

2019, a year of cosmopolitism for Société Générale Maroc

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