The Morning Call
According to a 2017 report by the World Petroleum Council, women represent just 22% of employees in the industry worldwide. Elizabeth Rogo, President, Africa Energy Chamber AEC for East Africa tells us why this is the case.
She also shares some insights on how this could change
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