Un Nouveau Foyer, Un Nouvel Avenir : Comment Une école Congolaise en Ouganda Offre aux Filles Une Seconde Chance D’accès à L’éducation  

  Rédigé par Rhonet Atwiine    C’est un après-midi chaud à Katwe, une banlieue de Kampala, la capitale de l’Ouganda. La lumière du soleil traverse les fenêtres d’une salle de classe où un groupe de jeunes adolescentes est assis, les yeux rivés sur le tableau noir. Leur professeur se déplace dans la pièce, expliquant une…

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Des Marchés Mobiles : Comment Les Femmes Commerçantes Transforment L’économie Transfrontalière Entre Le Nigeria Et Le Bénin

  Par Habeebat Ajayi  Translated by Ngo Fidele Juliette  Le centre névralgique d’Idiroko  La zone frontalière entre le Nigeria et Cotonou    Dans la trépidante ville frontalière d’Idiroko, située dans la zone gouvernementale locale d’Ipokia dans l’État d’Ogun, le flux commercial est d’une intensité qui reflète l’esprit inébranlable des femmes qui l’animent. Stratégiquement situé le…

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Gender perspective and the education sector

Gender inequality in education and other sectors is still a big challenge, with most students dropping out of school due to sexual harassment. This was stated during AWiM 2022  conference which took place in Fez, Morocco. During the Gender and Journalism Education panel discussion, panellists pointed out that fewer female students graduate in higher education…

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Trailer: Her Media Diary

Introducing Her Media Diary, a podcast where Dr Yemisi Akinbobola speaks to some of the most influential women leaders in media. From intimate experiences of workplace dynamics to burning global issues like climate change, food security, and peacebuilding. Her Media Diary tackles these topics and more. Bringing you first-person accounts and solutions from across the…

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We couldn’t find suitable internships, so we created our own media house

Three years ago, three university students were at the cusp of their journalism careers, looking forward to starting their journeys in newsrooms in Zimbabwe. However, they met with unforeseen roadblocks.   Nicole Kurebwasweka couldn’t get placement for the industrial attachment unit of her journalism course at the University of Zimbabwe. The production department of the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation turned her down, saying they…

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Fact Or Myths: Myths about HPV and Cervical Cancer Checked and Verified

  Photo Credit: Freepik   According to the National Cervical Cancer Coalition “Humanpapillomavirus (HPV) is the name of a group of viruses that infect the skin. There are more than 100 different types of HPV. Some types of genital HPV may cause genital warts, while other types of genital HPV are linked to abnormal cell changes…

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How rising cost of cooking gas forces poor Kenyan women to use dirty fuel

Nairobi Mud houses roofed with rusty iron-sheets stretch many kilometres inside Kiambiu, a low-income neighbourhood in Kenya’s capital Nairobi. The dusty pathway leads to hundreds of densely packed homes. In one of these many overcrowded houses, live Fauziah Mbarak and her grandchildren. Years ago, when the prices of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), which is cooking…

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Virtual tourism; supporting biodiversity conservation during pandemic

Kampala Few experiences are as remarkable as nature and wildlife encounters. Sometimes, rapid water cascades down a mountain slope leaves you feeling refreshed. Other times, the sound of chimpanzee hoots and grunts leaves your heart racing. During the COVID-19 pandemic, many such experiences were rendered impossible. Because of stringent health and travel restrictions, many tourism…

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