Tears flowed as the president of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, and his wife, Aisha, met two mothers of girls still missing after being abducted from Chibok in Nigeria more than a year ... Read more »
The event will showcase and celebrate diverse fashion talents and designs from Egypt, Tanzania, Ghana, Nigeria, Morocco, and South Africa. Read more »
The Women's Centre in Lupane is tackling hunger and providing sustainable livelihoods by helping craftswomen become breadwinners. Read more »
The First Lady Grace Mugabe has dismissed speculation of ill-health. Read more »
The constitution makes provision for women to occupy a third of parliamentary or senatorial positions. Read more »
The passing of the bill criminalising the practice has been described as "only the first step in the sequence of strategies in reducing the scourge". Read more »
The African Development Bank unveiled on Monday, May 25 the first-ever Gender Equality Index for Africa, aimed at informing policies to transform economies and to propel ... Read more »
The ranking was based on mutual love and respect between partners, freedom from sexual dysfunction, frequency of sex and foreplay and an exciting sex life by citizens. Read more »
A military spokesperson says that it is unclear whether schoolgirls abducted from Chibok a year ago were among those freed. Read more »
Oluremi Olayinka was also ordered to return the stolen money. Read more »
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