Women leading spread of the Olympic values across Senegal
To celebrate International Women’s Month, we shine a spotlight on the women combining sport and education to inspire positive change across Senegal as part of the Games’ legacy programme The impact of the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games will be felt not just on sports fields and in stadiums but
Nearly three out of four women journalists face digital abuse globally: How digital violence threatens press freedom in Africa
Every day, women journalists around the world open their social media accounts knowing they may face a barrage of sexually explicit threats, body-shaming comments, and coordinated harassment campaigns designed to silence their reporting. According to UNESCO’s landmark global study, 73 per cent of women journalists (three out of four) have experienced online
Africa Women Innovation & Entrepreneurship Forum Appoints Advisory Board to Drive Next Phase of Growth and Impact
Members have been selected for their exceptional leadership, cross-sector expertise, and proven commitment to advancing gender equality and women’s economic empowerment across Africa
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Gender-responsive climate and environmental action
Towards achieving gender equality and a safer, healthier, more sustainable planet for all. The triple planetary crisis – climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution – has very real and very unequal impacts on women, girls and gender-diverse people. This year, 2026, is a pivotal opportunity to advance gender equality in
Case open: Justice for all women and girls
The People vs. Impunity against women and girls Around the world, millions of women and girls face violence, discrimination, and abuse. Too often, the message they receive is the same: Justice and help is not on the cards for them. A rape case may never reach the court and the
FAQs on female genital mutilation (FGM) : Causes, impact, and how to end it.
Traumatic. Painful. Irreversible. Female genital mutilation (FGM) is a human rights violation that inflicts lifelong suffering on millions of women and girls. It is a harmful practice that persists because of cultural norms and myths. It has no health benefits and leaves survivors with long-lasting physical and psychological trauma. An estimated 230 million
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Blue Women Africa #001: The Magazine Revealing the Women of Africa’s Blue Economy
On the occasion of International Women’s Rights Day, a new editorial voice rises to tell the stories we see far too rarely: those of African women shaping the blue economy. Blue Women Africa Magazine #001 is not simply a publication. It is a living platform, a space for expression, and
Nandi: The Queen Who Forged the Destiny of the Zulus
Sometimes, the destiny of a people rests on the shoulders of a single woman. Nandi, the mother of Shaka Zulu, is one of those legendary figures. Born around 1760, the daughter of Bhebhe, chief of the Langeni tribe, she became the pillar upon which one of the most powerful kingdoms
In Africa’s Creative Economies, Women Are Claiming Ownership
On International Women’s Day, the deeper question is authorship By Libby Allen, Vice President: Brand & Creative, APO Group (https://APO-opa.com). Each March, International Women’s Day fills the calendar with campaigns, flowers, and carefully timed announcements. The day has real historical weight – born from early twentieth century demands for the
The Unsuspected Benefits of Playing with Your Child: Fostering Harmonious Development and Strengthening Bonds
Spending time playing with your child is not just about having fun. In reality, these moments of play have significant benefits for the child’s development as well as for strengthening family bonds. As African women, who often juggle careers and family responsibilities, taking the time to play with your children
Women of Africa Should Not Have to Suffer Diseases Unheard
A mother is burdened with an unseen prolapse for years, until a radio announcement from Mercy Ships breaks the painful silence Because I had a condition that was not visible, some people didn’t believe that I was sick In many low-resource settings, women’s health conditions often remain invisible and silent
How to Support Your Partner’s Ambitions Without Losing Yourself
In a relationship, supporting your partner’s dreams and ambitions is a powerful sign of love and partnership. However, it is equally important not to lose yourself or put your own goals aside. Finding the right balance is essential for building a fulfilling and harmonious relationship. Here are practical ways to
5 African Accessories That Instantly Transform a Look
Fashion isn’t just about clothing: accessories have the magical power to transform a style in seconds. In Africa, accessories are not only aesthetic—they tell a story, reflect cultural heritage, and add a unique dimension to any outfit. Here are five essentials that can instantly elevate your look. 1. Beaded or
Brightening White Clay Mask: The Secret to a Radiant Complexion
Reveal your skin’s natural glow with this simple, elegant ritual inspired by ancestral beauty secrets. A natural way to reduce dark spots and illuminate your complexion. What You’ll Need The Ritual Pro tip: Perform this ritual once a week for a luminous and even complexion. Protection & Precautions Queen’s Advice
