Many women in Africa face a lot of challenges before they rise up to make a difference in a community. Cases of gender inequality coupled with imbalances in education; where girl children have been given secondary opportunities, as opposed to their ‘other’ (boy children) in education. Women, especially young ones have suffered the most in war-torn countries in the continent as they have struggled to lead normal lives after the wars. Countries such as South Sudan, Burundi, Rwanda and many more, have been dragged into ethnic wars that have resulted in agricultural activities being negatively affected, especially within the women folk, who apart from fending for their family, have also, to look after the children. Victoria Ole Eluzai a young woman and an artist, had to live her vision of making a difference in her own war-torn South Sudan. How has she walked her talk in agriculture?