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A Life of Service: Helen Oritsejafor’s Philanthropic Legacy

 “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” – Mahatma Gandhi In a world often clouded by self-interest and greed, rare individuals emerge.

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Rural Women: Governance Pioneers in Africa

As stewards of their communities, rural women bring unique perspectives and solutions to governance while contributing significantly to local development. For centuries, they have shouldered immense responsibility, managing households, ensuring.

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Unyielding Advocates: Women Leading Peace in Africa

Amidst rich culture and diversity, Africa has also faced its share of conflict. Yet, in the existence of this turmoil, a powerful force for peace has emerged – African women..

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Rural Maternal Mortality: Addressing the Silent Tragedy in Africa

Childbirth is a pivotal celebration of life, a culmination of hope. Yet, for far too many women in rural Africa, this joyous occasion carries a chilling undercurrent of fear. The.

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Voices of Change: Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation

“We have to break the silence, silence is what allows FGM practice to continue,” these were the exact words of renowned campaigner, Jaha Dukureh. Dukureh is a mother, a Female Genital.

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Rwanda’s Women: Leaders in Politics and Business

According to the World Bank’s Women, Business, and the Law report, Rwanda scores relatively high on women’s economic participation indicators, including access to credit, property rights, and employment opportunities. The scratches.

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The Remarkable Journey of Judith Suminwa Tuluka, DRC’s First Female President

Joyce Banda, the former President of Malawi, emphasized the pivotal role of women in nation-building, stating, “Women must lead the charge in bringing about the necessary change for sustainable peace.

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International Girls in ICT Day: Fostering African Female Representation in Technology

Technology catalyzes progress, innovation, and economic development in the digital age. However, despite its transformative power, the field of technology remains largely dominated by men, with women, particularly in Africa,.

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