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In a world where discussions on gender-related issues often centre on women and girls, it is crucial to recognize that men and boys can also be victims of abuse. Their experiences are just as valid and significant, and they deserve…
This edition of fifty-fifty features our Woman of the Month, one dedicated to a course she says is dear to her heart. Her quest is to alleviate malnutrition and hunger by promoting nutrient-enriched crops through safe, nutritious, innovative, and affordable…
In recent years, technological changes have occurred at an exponential rate, particularly in digital know-how, which has a cross-cutting impact on society and the economy, transforming production, management, and governance systems. However, these transformations have become both an opportunity and…
Rural women play a critical role in enhancing Agricultural and rural development, improving food security, and eradicating rural poverty. Despite making up 43 percent of the world’s agricultural workforce, less than 20 percent of all land owners in the world…
Princess Marilyn Douala Manga Bell is a senior member of the Bell royal family in Southern Cameroon, and she is our Woman of the Month! In this episode, we get to know her more and learn about her childhood, love,…
In this episode of 50/50, we wrap up that conversation on unpaid work and the gender gap by speaking to Dr. Muriel Ametoglo, an economist and regional feminist at UNWOMEN, about what countries need to do, to redistribute unpaid work…
Unpaid care work includes household duties such as cooking, cleaning, water and fuel collection, child care, or elder care, essentially, these domestic duties are essential to a well-functioning society and economy, but they are often overlooked and women and girls…
Ida Faal is one of The Gambia’s most successful female auto mechanics. She was ranked among Africa’s top 100 most influential Female engineers in 2021 and the Positive Role Model Champion for West Africa 2022 by Africa Engage. On this…
The United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund, UNICEF notes that Investing in girls’ education transforms communities, countries and the entire world. Girls who receive an education are less likely to marry young and more likely to lead healthy, productive lives.…
In this episode of 50/50, program host, Atiewin Mbillah-Lawson and her guests, discuss whether gender plays a role in how parents educate their children in Liberia and in The Gambia. The program also explores how the recent coups in West…
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