Africa Doesn’t Need Charity, It Needs Good Leadership Incompetence in leadership in most African countries is not only the problem of people who occupy positions in government; it is a reflection of the leadership culture. We’ve had different...
Learn morePeace And Security Conflicts have devastating consequences, including in widening gaps between women and men. Women often have fewer resources to protect themselves and,with children, frequently make up the majority of displaced and refugee...
Learn moreWhy African Women Should Own Land Research shows that if women had the same access to productive resources as men, they would increase the yields of farms by 20%-30% and reduce hunger by up to 17%. In addition, women plough back profits to their...
Learn moreDressing Up The African Woman From the very beginning of time, women have been a fascinating topic of discussion. Yet defining a woman is proving to be mission impossible. From biblical texts when Adam met Eve, the very first woman in recorded...
Learn moreUN Women: Humanitarian Action Disasters kill more women than men, and hit women’s livelihoods hardest. According to UN reports, 60 per cent of all maternal deaths take place in humanitarian settings and all forms of gender-based violence against...
Learn moreWhy Are African Women More At Risk Of Violence? I grew up in a country where female subjugation is too often justified as reflecting ‘traditions’ and abuse can become normalised. As the United Nations launched its worldwide campaign to combat...
Learn moreThe Role Of Women In Education Systems In Africa The absence of women in education systems reinforced gender inequalities Women have in the past been ignored in the development of education systems in Africa. This is evident in the blatant...
Learn moreReasons Women Need To Support Other Women There are so many amazing reasons we need a strong community of women in our lives! As studies have shown, women live longer when they have a strong social network. It took me a long time to understand...
Learn moreElizabeth Cady Stanton: Early Leader Of The Woman's Rights Movement (Biography) Women's Rights Activist (1815–1902) Elizabeth Cady Stanton was an early leader of the woman's rights movement, writing the Declaration of Sentiments as a call to...
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