The Wilson Center Event: At the beginning of this week, I attended a panel discussion at the Wilson Center in Washington D.C. The Wilson Center frequently hosts preeminent scholars andContinue Reading
In Khartoum Sudan, has been a hot topic recently for many reasons. Since the end of Omar Al-Bashir’s 30-year rule has been ousted, many protests have been taken over theContinue 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
The African female is vastly different from the Western female given the different socio-economic, political and cultural structures. Further the African female is viewed to have somewhat different preconditions fromContinue 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
In Kenya, as well as many other African countries, agri-business is a sector that drives the economy. Additionally, it has been shown that women in the rural areas depend onContinue Reading
‘Women’s concerns in seeking equality in the various aspects of public life, especially in governance, is one that is constantly under discussion, and would continue to be so untilContinue Reading