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Our woman of the Month is Coumba Bah, a Communication Consultant, Gender Relations expert, and a passionate advocate for women’s rights. With a diverse background in Food and Beverage Technologies and a deep commitment to gender equality, Coumba has made…
While abuse is usually associated with female victims, the reality is that men can also experience abuse, yet it remains a taboo subject. Why is it so difficult for society to acknowledge and discuss the abuse of men? In today’s…
Marriage has long been seen as a milestone, a rite of passage that signals stability and commitment. But in recent years, we’ve seen a shift in how young people approach this institution. Many are delaying marriage, some are choosing to…
After being in the works for over a decade, Ghana’s Affirmative Action Bill has been passed. The bill to promote and progressively increase women’s active participation in public life, with a target of achieving at least 30% female representation by…
In today’s edition, our focus is on societal perceptions of single men and women in their later years. Traditional milestones like marriage and family are often viewed as indicators of success, but those who remain single encounter various societal attitudes…
Including women in justice delivery is crucial for several reasons. Women bring unique perspectives and experiences that enhance the fairness and comprehensiveness of legal decisions. Their involvement ensures the justice system is more representative and empathetic towards issues affecting women,…
We are continuing with our theme for the month, women’s rights activism and advocacy. This week our conversation focuses on the role of grassroots movements. They have long been the backbone of social change, driving progress from the ground up…
Across the globe, brave individuals and powerful movements have tirelessly worked to advance gender equality, dismantle systemic barriers, and champion women’s empowerment. These efforts have been instrumental in challenging societal norms and securing fundamental rights for women everywhere. On 50-50…
Continuing our series on “50-50: Women in Politics,” this week we turn our spotlight on two remarkable women. First, we have Aissata Amadou Bocoum, a member of the National Transition Council, Mali’s legislative body replacing the National Assembly, and the…
Continuing our series on “50-50: Women in Politics,” this week we turn our spotlight on two remarkable women. First, we have Aissata Amadou Bocoum, a member of the National Transition Council, Mali’s legislative body replacing the National Assembly, and the…
Continuing our series on Women in Politics on 50-50, we turn our spotlight this week to Marvelene M.H. Lepukoi, an inspiring young leader who broke new ground as the youngest female representative candidate in central Liberia’s Bong County District #4.…
In West Africa, countries such as Mali, Ghana, Togo, Benin, and Nigeria continue to grapple with the significant underrepresentation of women in local governance. Despite various initiatives aimed at promoting gender equality, women face substantial barriers that prevent their active…
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