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Inspiring Inclusion Still in the spirit of International Women’s Day and the theme of inspiring inclusion, prominent women in Ghana’s media are sharing their journeys to inspire younger women in the profession or those aspiring to pursue journalism. In the…
In a world where dreams often collide with reality, where passion meets pragmatism, one young woman embarked on a journey that took her from the spotlight to the shadows behind the scenes. Growing up Theodora Naa Kwarley Quartey always dreamed…
With each meticulously crafted pair, she weaves a story of determination and resilience, challenging preconceived notions about what it means to be a skilled craftsman. Creative Director of Ghanaian Shoe brand Nuesa Shoes, Akosua Sakyi-Agyekum’s journey is not just about…
Welcome to 50-50! In line with our theme for the month- Breaking Gender Stereotypes- today, we are shaking things up by putting the focus on male makeup artists. They are changing the story of an industry usually led by women.…
This edition of our gender programme puts the spotlight on Natalia Nana Ama Andoh, known simply as Natalia to many. She has established a familiar presence for numerous Ghanaians through her consistent resonance on radios, televisions, and phones. With her…
Emmaline Datey is an HR Strategist with up to 12 years of Human Resource general practice. While societal attitudes have evolved, and legal frameworks have been established to promote equal opportunities, disparities persist in various industries, roles, and levels of…
In the world of women’s sports, a persistent challenge looms large—gender disparity. Despite notable progress, the journey toward equality for female athletes faces hurdles. Gender inequality remains a significant barrier, hindering the overall development and representation of women in sports.…
Our maiden edition of 50-50 for the year 2024 focuses on a pressing issue within the realm of media – gender disparities in management roles. We delve into an important aspect of the industry where equality and representation are crucial.…
Naa Kuorkor Mayne-Eghan is a remarkable individual whose personal journey ignited a passion for creating positive change. As the founder of Ghana’s leading preterm babies NGO, the Jay Foundation, Naa Kuorkor draws from her own experience as a mother who…
This week’s edition of 50-50 is the concluding part of our previous conversation we held last week. In that discussion, we acknowledged progress in the fight against violence targeting women and girls. However, the statistics remain deeply concerning. According to…
In this edition, we will hear from UN Women leadership on 16 days of activism campaign. Also, our Woman of the Month is Ethel Adjorlolo Marfo, a social entrepreneur, and passionately Africa’s first Male Child Development Activist. She is the…
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…
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