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Harnessing youth leadership to address gender-based violence Search Polity Note: Search is limited to the most recent 250 articles. To access earlier articles, click Advanced Search and set an earlier date range. To search for a term containing the '&' symbol, click Advanced Search and use the 'search headings' and/or 'in first paragraph' options. With... Clear Search Sponsored by Sponsored by ACTIVATE! Change Drivers, an NGO with a youth network 4 500-strong, recently hosted an Imbizo in the Free State with various stakeholders, including Government, focusing on ‘Youth Leadership and Acco...

Delia, and Pulse Nigeria spoke with the three young women to get their perspective; Delia Pulse: Who is Delia? Delia: Fidelia Allwell Iringe-Koko is a singer, songwriter and performer whose music cuts across the various genres, although my favourite genres are Soul, Jazz and Afro-pop. I studied Linguistics and Communications at the University of Port Harcourt and I am currently a school teacher. My songs and lyrics are deep, inspirational and motivational and a reflection of the happenings in our everyday life. I sing with a blend of English and pidgin to give a stamp of i...

By Justin Hendry on Apr 14, 2021 12:32PM Helps customers start more than 1 million claims. The Commonwealth Bank’s digital ‘benefits finder’ has now helped customers access in excess of $480 million in government rebates and benefits, as the number of claims started through the feature surpassed 1 million. The country’s largest retail bank today released the latest breakdown of claims initiated through the app and NetBank feature that was developed in partnership with Harvard University’s STAR (Sustainability, Transparency and Accountability...

However, distribution of the life-saving vaccines that could put an end to this once in a lifetime global crisis is facing the all too familiar challenge of inequality between the rich and the poor.

By Tafadzwa Muranganwa An accountability advocacy organization has launched a campaign to award public servants in the health and education sector who are exuding honesty in their work. Speaking at the launch of Integrity Icon Zimbabwe on Thursday in Harare, Accountability Lab Zimbabwe’s Program and Campaign Manager Grace Chirenje said the campaign aims to inculcate integrity to be the   norm in public service. “The campaign aims to celebrate individuals working in the health and education sector who go beyond the call of duty and we want to ensure that integrity becomes the norm and no...