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An information, communication and technology (ICT) impact group known as Tekisite has trained and empowered 1,500 students drawn from various

Faizat Funmilola Salawu is a humanitarian and a final-year law student of the Obafemi Awolowo University, who is enthusiastic about environmental,

Los Angeles-based Pilotly, a company which provides research for creative content, says it has named Bryon Schafer as its Chief Revenue Officer. Schafer was most recently SVP at Vevo, and also previously serv

Chicago's monthly evening of LGBTQ storytelling – known as OUTspoken - returns Tuesday, October 5 with an exciting line-up of featured storytellers."The key is, we all have full, rich lives," curator David Fink told GoPride.com. "Talking about significant moments connects us. Although

In the free world, menstrual hygiene has been very difficult to practice among young girls and women, talk more of confined places like prisons and IDP camps. In a country of over 2.6 million displaced people, with major numbers of them being females, many people have difficulties with feeding and shelter, not to mention those who can’t afford sanitary materials for their menstrual cycle. Nigerian Prisons, now known as Correctional Services, which has 1,250 female inmates out of a total population of 65,824 inmates, isn’t left out of this mess as one of the inmates said, “less attention...