Day two of SANEFF 2026: innovation and women’s leadership at the heart of the discussions
On March 10 in Bangui, the second day of SANEFF 2026 put women’s innovation, leadership and entrepreneurial daring at the heart of the discussions.
The Louma team
The second day of SANEFF 2026 took place on Tuesday, March 10 in Bangui, confirming the momentum built since the opening of this event dedicated to promoting women’s entrepreneurship in the Central African Republic. A day devoted to innovation, leadership and entrepreneurial daring.
Women’s entrepreneurship 4.0: innovating to create value
The first session, led by Ms Séphora Kodjo, highlighted the potential of women’s entrepreneurship in the digital age. The discussions focused on the importance of circular innovation and technology to help women build competitive, lasting businesses in a changing economy.
Overcoming socio-cultural barriers to start a business
A highlight of the day was the inspiring conversation led by Catherine Samba-Panza, alongside Ms Gabriella Guegbelet and Ms Sandrine Salamate.
Women’s leadership and strategic positioning in the digital age
This session, led by Ms Nouha Mourchid with Ms Minette Lontsie, Ms Jocelyne Kongolo and the Honourable Prisca Mamadou, explored strategies that help women strengthen their leadership and visibility in the digital ecosystem.
From idea to opportunity
Led by Ms Pétula Lenguezial and Ms Minette Lontsie, this session helped participants structure their business projects. They learned how to turn an idea into a viable, innovative project.
In pictures
SANEFF 2026 continues every day until March 16, with three daily sessions: 9:00 to 10:30, 11:00 to 12:30 and 14:00 to 15:30.
