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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…
In this episode of 50/50, we delve deeper into the topic of girl child education by looking at the ongoing basic education certificate examinations in Ghana where girl’s candidates are outnumbering the boy candidates. Also, we explore girls in STEM…
In this episode of 50/50, we discuss two topics, body dysmorphic disorder and ageism which are impacted by evolving beauty trends and mainly affect women. We bring you a report on ageism and speak to Dr. Daniel Fordjour – a clinical psychologist with…
Studies suggest that women tend to accept cosmetic surgery more readily than men because of higher expectations regarding their physical appearance. However, male cosmetic procedures are steadily on the rise. In this episode of 50/50, we explore the plastic surgery…
In this episode of 50/50, we start a series on evolving beauty trends and standards by discussing makeup, skincare, and hair care with Ella, a beautician, make-up artist, and the owner of Shuga Beauty bar in Ghana, and her counterpart,…
Every year, June 15 represents World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. A day set aside to raise voices against the abuse and suffering inflicted on older people – many of these elders are women! The Guardians of the Gray Masters Foundation-Ghana…
In this episode of 50/50, we continue to explore the gender dynamics of breadwinning by speaking to two men who have very different experiences – one has been the breadwinner throughout and in all of his relationships, while the other…
An increasing number of women are taking home bigger cheques than their male partners making them breadwinners. In other situations, some men no longer feel the need to be the dominant financial contributor to the home and have passed on…
On this episode of 50/50, we find explore public perception about why in parts of West Africa, Mother’s Day is seemingly celebrated more than Father’s Day. Also, as promised last week, we bring you a different perspective on marriage, gender,…
Siatta Scott Johnson is a Liberian broadcast journalist, reporter, producer, filmmaker, and communications and outreach specialist. Over the years, Siatta has proven herself as a trailblazer, chalking many firsts and advocating for women journalists in Liberia to practice the profession…
On this episode of 50/50, we explore public perception about why in parts of West Africa, Mother’s Day is seemingly celebrated more than Father’s Day. Also, as promised last week, we bring you a different perspective on marriage, gender and…
On this episode of 50/50, we explore public perception about why in parts of West Africa, Mother’s Day is seemingly celebrated more than Father’s Day. Also, as promised last week, we bring you a different perspective on marriage, gender and…
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