Coinciding with South Africa’s Women’s Month celebrations, the Esther Arise Women’s Conference 2025 takes place from July 31 to August 3 at House of Treasures, Rispark.

This four-day event will bring together women from across the country to tackle emotional, financial, and professional aspects of women’s lives.

A dynamic lineup of speakers includes voices from business, career, healthcare, ministry, and personal finance. Among them is Ntokozo Mbambo, a renowned gospel artist whose participation brings a powerful musical and spiritual element to the event, and Bella Kombo, a Tanzanian-born gospel singer and women’s advocate whose inspiring songs have touched millions.

Among the speakers is Mapalo Makhu, an award-winning personal finance educator, published author of You’re Not Broke, You’re Pre-Rich, and the founder of Woman and Finance, a platform that helps women take control of their financial futures.

Dr Machaba, a paediatric specialist and entrepreneur, will share her experience in building a successful medical practice while empowering others through initiatives such as The Business Side of Medicine, a platform for private healthcare professionals.

The event will also feature Pastor Kathy Kiuna of Jubilee Christian Church, known for her powerful testimony and decades of leadership in ministry, family, and business. Her journey through personal and professional challenges will offer a compelling perspective on faith, perseverance, and calling.

They will be joined by other ministers, including Prophetess Nomusa Dhlomo, a prophetic voice, passionate teacher, and community leader committed to uplifting women and families through faith-based initiatives.

The conference will feature plenary sessions, practical workshops, and dedicated networking opportunities, as well as a business showcase platform for female entrepreneurs to present their ventures and connect with mentors and peers.

Registration for the Esther Arise2025 Women’s Conference is free and now open via Quicket. Attendance is open to all women, and early registration is encouraged due to limited seating.