Female engineers in Tanzania have called for more recognition and motivation to enable them attend professional development programmes in accordance with the provisions, as there is no proper system in.
Nigeria’s Minister for Agriculture and Rural Development, Chief Audu Ogbeh, has recently announced that the Federal Government is set to develop training centres across the country to train women.
Malawi’s former president Joyce Banda has recently said that the time has come for the vicious circle of poverty among women to end. She made this statement while presenting.
Women entrepreneurs in East African region have called upon partner states to come up with specific financial instruments tailored towards empowering women economically. This call was made in Kigali by.
By: Charity Moonga On this year’s Forbes list of the world’s 100 most powerful women, the top three most powerful are politicians: Germany’s Angela Merkel, United States presidential aspirant.
Naledi Pandor, Minister for Science and Technology South Africa Women in leadership positions have recently been challenged to look to the opportunities presented by science and technology to change the.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has recently donated cervical cancer screening and treatment equipment worth more than K15million to Malawi’s Ministry of Health.
Country manager, Ms.Gomolemo Rasesigo, has implored the newly elected gender committee at the Francistown City Council (FCC) to advocate for gender mainstreaming within the council.
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf says the lack of access to finance for women in agriculture remains a constraint that must be addressed if women are to become more productive in.
The gender equality commission in Kenya has recently warned that both Houses of Parliament will be declared unconstitutional if the two-third gender rule is not implemented.
