The report features media owners perspective to ensuring the safety of it’s Journalists as the Proprietor and Managing Director of Prestige FM Minna, Alhaji Zubair Abdulrauf Idris talks on that while Hajiya Rabi Sarki Bello , Chairperson NAWOJ Niger State Chapter speaks on steps Women Journalists can take to their personal safety while on beats…
In this news story, journalist Caroline Katana uncovers why domestic violence cases against women and girls in Kenya still go unsolved and unreported. She speaks to survivors and advocates who are fighting for solutions on the ground. This story is part of the African Women in Media (AWiM) Peace and Security Journalism Programme in partnership…
This story is part of the African Women in Media (AWiM) Peace and Security Journalism Programme in partnership with UNESCO, through the IPDC framework.
Accidents don’t just happen they are caused. This is the assertion made by a gallant, disciplined and result-oriented Female paramilitary officer who has been in the service for over 17 years, Officer Hajara Ibrahim Angulo of the Federal Road Safety Corp FRSC Niger State Sector command. She takes us through her journey into the corp…
“I lost my pregnancy as a result of the beatings from my husband,” Aisha Mohammed narrated. “It all started in the second year of our marriage when he started accusing me of stealing food items from his house. Ishaku, my husband, has four children from his ex-wife, and all of us live together,” the 22-year-old…
Climate change insecurity: Kenya continues to battle the effects of climate change. Women and children are often left to shoulder the burden of food insecurity. Governments and local organisations need to prioritise these through peacebuilding tactics. This story is part of the African Women in Media (AWiM) Peace and Security Journalism Programme in partnership with…
Children’s rights need to be protected. They are targeted by abuse such as violence and discrimination. Sexual abuse is underreported in Kenya and is often inflicted by family members and acquaintances. Journalist Caroline Katana reports on the experiences young girls fighting against violence in the home face. This story is part of the African Women…
Journalist Caroline Katana speaks with Anzadze Shobo about disability rights in Kenya. Living with a disability Ms Shoba understands the gaps in policies and wants to change this. With her passion for women’s development, participation and safety for all, she expresses how she wants to see the Kenyan government implement policies for persons with disability…
Female peace champions are fighting the continued threat of youth gangs. But they are now aiming for more collective change. These Kenyan champions are calling for societal aid and policy implementation. This story is part of the African Women in Media (AWiM) Peace and Security Journalism Programme in partnership with UNESCO, through the IPDC framework.
Nigerian languages and dialects will now play a bigger role in education and communication. By embracing indigenous languages, activists can reach more communities. An increase in representation also means more advocacy towards gender equality and conflict prevention. Journalist Maimuna Muhammad Babangida reports on how these changes are being implemented. This story is part of the…
Making history as the very first Female Chief Press Secretary in Nigeria, Mrs Mary Noel-Berje has put in over 21 years in the Journalism profession covering several beats and as an Amazon in the Newsroom of the NTA Minna which led her to become the Government House Correspondent and the lead for the Nigeria Association…
