Reflecting on Masculinity
Male gender norms, which are in simple terms, the social expectations and roles assigned to men and boys in relation to or in contrast to women and girls do playContinue Reading
Archlove Takunda Tanyanyiwa studied Public Administration at the University of Zimbabwe, and is currently a Masters student in Norway in Global Development with a major in Health Promotions, Gender Equality and Development. A youth leader who plays a significant role in educating and capacitating grassroots communities, youth activists, students and their constituencies to participate in governance and development processes. He is currently Programs Advisor with Students and Academics International Assistance Fund (SAIH) in Norway under the Norec Professional Exchange Program.
Male gender norms, which are in simple terms, the social expectations and roles assigned to men and boys in relation to or in contrast to women and girls do playContinue Reading
The recent years has seen a wave of support for the promotion of gender equality and the protection of women and girls rising gain momentum. The birth of SDGs hasContinue Reading
Sub-Saharan Africa today faces an unprecedented opportunity. Half of the population is under 25 years of age. Each year between 2015 and 2035, there will be half a million moreContinue Reading
The wave of equality is significantly growing worldwide. Historically, the equality gap has been visible but never discussed, with men occupying influential positions in society whilst women were confined toContinue Reading
It is true that quality education is one of the important ways of creating a progressive and adaptive society to change and development. In the modern-day world, the narrative toContinue Reading
Children remain an important cog for the development of any country and their upkeep is vital for internal growth and global competitiveness. It is from this background that every progressiveContinue Reading