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WOMEN’S Day is a day to honour and thank izimbokodo who have paved the way in the struggle for women’s rights.
Women In Gender Equality Struggle Recount How They Brace The Odds By Blessing Oladunjoye Women have been making impacts in their various fields, chosen careers and even homes. Blessing Oladunjoye shares some of the exploits that women have been making regardless of class, status, disability or level of education. by Blessing Oladunjoye May 20, 2021 Nigeria ranks 139 out of 156 countries in the global gender gap index calculated by the World Economic Forum. The labour force participation, financial gaps as well as leadership participations have widened in 2021. The low rate of women in the lab...
Gender Bulletin 125 (March 2021) Format On 8 March, UNRWA observed International Women’s Day, for which this year’s theme was ‘Women in Leadership: Achieving an Equal Future in a COVID-19 World.” Activities carried out celebrated the crucial efforts by women and girls at the forefront of the battle against COVID-19, as frontline and health sector workers, scientists, doctors, teachers, camp officers, social workers, and caregivers - among others. Primary country
VICTORIA MARUMO Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE) hosted the March 2021 edition of the BSE Opening Bell Ceremony, under the theme, ‘Women in Leadership; Achieving an Equal Future in a Covid-19 World’. This prestigious event this year focused on recognising the socio- economic, cultural and political attainments and contributions of women in the past and present as it coincided with the celebrations of the International Women’s Day – March 8. In attendance were Chancellor of the University of Botswana and former Governor of Bank of Botswana Linah Mohohlo, Botswana Stock Exchange CEO, Th...
705 The acting Eastern Regional Director of the Department of Gender, Ms Juliana Abbeyquaye, has urged women to play productive roles in the nation-building process and use their voices as tools to effect change in society. She said women must use their voices to cause a change and upgrade themselves to have access to opportunities in life. Ms Abbeyquaye made the call last Tuesday to mark this year's International Women's Day held in Koforidua in the Eastern Region. Women’s groups The event, which was on the theme: "Women in Leadership; Achieving an Equal Future in a COVID-19 World," brough...