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South Africa: Women’s Conference Seeks Ways to Empower Communities

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.

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Malawi: WHO Donates Cervical Cancer Screening Equipment

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has recently donated cervical cancer screening and treatment equipment worth more than K15million to Malawi’s Ministry of Health.

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Botswana: Committee to Spearhead Gender Mainstreaming

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.

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Liberia President Calls for More Support for Women in Agriculture

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.

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Kenya: Gender Equality Commission Threatens Houses of Parliament

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.

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Liberia President Launches Women’s Right Programme

Photo: howafrica.com President Sirleaf has officially launch the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Women’s Access to Information, which seeks to ensure the right to information as a fundamental human right and a.

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Tanzania: Norwegian Govt. Supports Female Engineers with Sh4.3 Billion

The Norwegian government has recently stated that it will provide Sh4.3 billion over the next five years to support professional development of 150 female engineers.

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Isabel Dos Santos’ Appointment Is Good for Angola

By Ehis Ayere When Angolan President Dos Santos by a presidential decree appointed Isabel Dos Santos, his daughter and famous billionaire investor as the Head of Sonangol, the Angolan state.

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Rwanda, Gabon First Ladies Make Case for Widows in Poverty

Photo: cctv-africa.com The First ladies of Rwanda and Gabon have recently pleaded the case of 115 widows, saying the international community needs to redouble efforts aimed at aiding the millions.

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Somalia: Gender Activists Denounce Move to Dismiss Two Female Ministers

Somali feminist have criticised the move by Prime Minister Omar Abdirashid Sharmarke that led to dismissal of two female cabinet ministers last week.

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