Read more about the article ‘Mothers are treated like liabilities,’ Nigerian women share why they quit work
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‘Mothers are treated like liabilities,’ Nigerian women share why they quit work

Amina Sambo, 34, describes herself as a dedicated teacher passionate about learning and teaching. In a conversation with Naija Feminists Media (NFM), she shared her vision of making a meaningful difference in the education sector—a career she had always dreamed…

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Read more about the article From Struggle to Strength: How Kenyan Harriet Afandi Empowers Women to Overcome Social Inequalities
Harriet presenting Obstetric Violence survey report findings at the Medic East Africa and MedLab East Africa Healthcare at Kenyatta International Conference Center, Nairobi. Photo Source: Harriet Afandi's Diary

From Struggle to Strength: How Kenyan Harriet Afandi Empowers Women to Overcome Social Inequalities

Harriet Afandi’s journey from childhood trauma to becoming a beacon of hope for women and youth in Kenya is a testament to resilience and determination. Raised in a community steeped in gender inequality, Harriet faced numerous challenges, including poverty, lack…

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Read more about the article No programme should be held without incorporating women’s empowerment– Minister for Women’s Affairs tells UN Women, others
Minister of Women Affairs, Ms Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye. Source: Federal Ministry of Women Affairs Nigeria’s Twitter

No programme should be held without incorporating women’s empowerment– Minister for Women’s Affairs tells UN Women, others

The Minister of Women Affairs, Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye, has announced that no programme held under Nigeria’s ministry should be without a provision for women’s empowerment.  She said this during the National Validation Workshop for the 3rd National Action Plan (NAP) on…

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