As the global economy grapples with inequality and the need for inclusive recovery, women in post-conflict regions are quietly but powerfully reshaping their futures and their communities. In Eastern Congo, a region long scarred by war, women entrepreneurs are emerging as engines of resilience and growth. At the forefront of this movement is Vianney Dong, Country Director of Women for Women International at the Democratic Republic of Congo and she speaks to CNBC Africa to celebrate Women's Month.
