The role of women`s engagement in achieving peaceful outcomes

The United Nations had recognized the role and responsibilities of women at the center of the international security agenda in 2000. Considering the fact that society particularly women are majorly affected by... Read more »

Why including African women in economy makes economic sense

In the area where I grew up, I remember that most of my grandmother’s friends who were mainly mates at church and in social associations were working at small-scale informal businesses. When... Read more »

How African women be prepared for leadership

African women’s issues have been the leading issues of the continent for many years. Some people argue that the topic became a point of discussion after colonization. However, sources showed that the... Read more »

Realizing childhood dream is big deal

Gebayel Aseged is the founder, owner, and Director of ‘Gebayel for All’ fashion design’. Her background had little influence on her to join the fashion industry not to mention that it was... Read more »

The impact of stereotypes on African women in politics

Various sources showed that sustainable economic development and a higher reduction in poverty rate are directly related to the equal inclusion of women in every sphere of a given nation. African women,... Read more »

 An Ethiopian woman resistance, agency in political leadership

In a society like Ethiopia which is basically characterized by rooted patriarchy and socially approved female humiliation and degradation, the women’s efficacy and cautiousness is massively needed than anything. Ethiopia is a... Read more »

Recognizing women’s indispensable role in diplomacy

The International Day of Women in Diplomacy was celebrated on July 8, 2024, under the theme “Women, Peace, and Security: An Exchange on Lessons Learned and Experiences in the Implementation of Resolution... Read more »

African women agency and political inclusion; Joyce Banda’s political experience

The term agency of a woman has been a dominant term since the colonial period. African women during colonization were facing double patriarchy. That is the socio-cultural patriarchy of the indigenous people... Read more »

African women, social transformation

In the previous article entitled Af­rican STIWA in African women leaders’ experiences, I have men­tioned the notion of African STI­WA and I picked up three core points to mirror the political experiences... Read more »

Actors joining to fill gender disparity in aviation industry

The Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) conducted a workshop, recently, on gender equality and available career opportunities for women in the aviation sector where it made a call to... Read more »