Gender Inequality Is Costing African Women Their Livelihoods And Their Lives
By Yacine Djibo, Executive Director, Speak Up Africa This year’s World Health Day theme “My Health, My Right” comes at a time when the world is grappling with how to […]
By Yacine Djibo, Executive Director, Speak Up Africa This year’s World Health Day theme “My Health, My Right” comes at a time when the world is grappling with how to […]
As the coronavirus cuts a swathe through the entire world, leaving tens of thousands dead in its wake, many women in South Africa must endure a second virus for which
Development efforts over the past two decades have seen millions of people freed from poverty and hunger, and inequalities reduced worldwide. This is an undoubted achievement, but is no reason
‘Do not let us off the hook; keep our feet to the fire’. These were the words of the UN Secretary General Mr. Antonio Guterres when he promised to personally lead the
108 years is too long to wait for gender equality – this International Women’s Day, the demands of the women on the front lines must not just be heard, but acted upon.