The journey towards increasing women’s political leadership in Africa has been shaped by historical milestones and global commitments to gender equality. Across the African continent, nations have embraced international frameworks.
Africa’s youth, comprising approximately 60% of the continent’s population, are becoming a decisive force for democratic change. With increasing awareness of their political influence, young people are using the power.
The global oil market is inextricably linked to geopolitical tensions and ceasefires, making oil prices sensitive to conflict, especially in key oil-producing regions. Ongoing tensions in the Middle East, fluctuations.
African politics has made notable progress in the pursuit of gender parity, yet significant challenges persist. Women across the continent are increasingly claiming space in political leadership, marking a shift.
With resilience, determination, and a strong commitment to community service, Councillor Mara Makunura has made history as the first female and Black African Mayor of Rushmoor, United Kingdom. Her journey,.
The world was shocked by an attempted assassination at a presidential campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, targeting former President Donald Trump. This incident has raised serious concerns about security measures..
Sudan’s political crisis reached a critical point in December 2018, when widespread protests erupted against President Omar al-Bashir’s regime. The demonstrations, sparked by economic grievances, quickly morphed into demands for.
Zambian politics has been mainly dominated by men. Despite boasting a population of over 51% women, Zambia faces a persistent struggle to achieve equitable gender representation in its political sphere..
The recent conviction of former President Donald Trump on 34 felony counts has sparked deep reflection on leadership standards worldwide. As the first former American president to face such legal.
Today May 29th, 2024, millions of South African voters head to polling stations nationwide for the seventh democratic general election since the end of apartheid in 1994—a brutal era of.
