In memoriam/Michèle Boni Yapi: The woman who opened the doors of aeronautics to Ivorian women

Author: Donald GONLIPublished on: June 17, 2026Country: Côte d'Ivoire

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In memoriam/Michèle Boni Yapi: The woman who opened the doors of aeronautics to Ivorian women

Michèle Boni Yapi, born in 1965, became the first Ivorian woman aircraft electronics technician after joining the Air Afrique training center in Dakar in 1985. She later held various technical and administrative positions, including at LANEMA, and passed on her values to her four children. Called to God on February 24, 2025, she leaves a legacy of excellence and inspiration for young African women.

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