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.

In the trial issue Alex Enahoro catches up with Nollywood actress Dakore Egbuson; Farrah Delaunay introduces her 2009 debut collection of gorgeous handbags; Jean Bekwase Jere asks “What is the ideal Black Woman’s beauty?”; and in a special focus New African Woman report on the most influential women in Africa.

Regular features include Fashion & Culture, Music & Entertainment, Family & Parenting, Hair & Beauty and much more.