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UN convenes workshop on measuring services' contribution to African value chains as UNCTAD-UNECA Project nears completion - Vimarsana News

UN convenes workshop on measuring services' contribution to African value chains as UNCTAD-UNECA Project nears completion

Nairobi, 24 November 2021 (ECA) – The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) and the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) jointly organized a multi-stakeholder workshop to deliberate on the contribution of the services sector to African value chains as the UNCTAD-UNECA project on Trade in Services draws to a close.The two-day workshop

Source: uneca.org
16 days of activism: Calls for multi-sectoral approach to tackling gender-based violence - Vimarsana News

16 days of activism: Calls for multi-sectoral approach to tackling gender-based violence

The Ministry of Public Service, Gender, Senior Citizens and Special Programmes has launched a 16 days’ campaign to shed light on GBV.

Kenya's Longest Serving Woman MP - The Story of Naomi Shaban - Vimarsana News

Kenya's Longest Serving Woman MP - The Story of Naomi Shaban

She has never lost a single election since she first vied for the Taita Taveta Parliamentary seat in 2002.

Implement policies that protect women and girls, state urged - Vimarsana News

Implement policies that protect women and girls, state urged

81pc of profiled GBV cases were husbands who beat their wives while 19.8pc of cases were wives who beat their husbands.

Devolution end to exclusion, says CS Eugene Wamalwa - Vimarsana News

Devolution end to exclusion, says CS Eugene Wamalwa

Devolution has ended exclusion and marginalisation that were prevalent before the Constitution, CS Eugene Wamalwa has said.