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Citizenship and Belonging in South Africa: Everything We Know about Chidimma Adetshina’s Court Case
Nearly a year after her withdrawal from the 2024 Miss South Africa competition placed her at the centre of a heated debate over nationality and identity, Chidimma Adetshina is once again before a South African…
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How Matazalla is Opening Financial Pathways for Women in Kano
When Salma Salisu, a mother of eight, first heard about a programme recruiting women to drive commercial tricycles in Kano, she hesitated. The job had long been seen as men’s work. When she told her…
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Why Is Society Rewarding Men Who Harm Women and Girls?
Enough. At some point, this society must stop pretending that sexual violence is a small mistake, a misunderstanding, a “setup,” or some unfortunate smear on a man’s reputation. Enough of the pity parade for men…
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When Survival is Labelled Weakness: The Stigma of Caesarean Birth
Summary: Amidst Nigeria’s growing maternal deaths, a medical procedure offers a tool to curb this tragedy. Yet, women who choose to undergo this surgery are shamed and stigmatised. In this story, Naija Feminists Media highlight…
