No. of comments: 0Women are not a homogenous group and the notion of gender equality cannot be reduced to power struggles between women and men, Catherine Albertyn, Constitution,
Category: Equality
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No. of comments: 0Women are not a homogenous group and the notion of gender equality cannot be reduced to power struggles between women and men, Catherine Albertyn, Constitution,
No. of comments: 0The only way out of gender inequality is to live an example to other girls, and to seek representation for women at every level of society
No. of comments: 0Race is both merely a social construct and used to camouflage class inequalities
No. of comments: 0Without good communication there will never be equality. Women’s voices must be heard and heeded, not overlooked and ignored
No. of comments: 0It seems three degrees from top international universities, including Oxford, are not enough to navigate this sea of hopelessness
No. of comments: 0The African immigrant is an investment in our country. And not all are interested in a job but rather in self-employment
No. of comments: 0We can build a richer narrative about Africa, one that includes a celebration of our continent’s talented individuals and demonstrates how we are contributing to global progress
No. of comments: 0When queer Nigerians fear for safety and the ultimate loss of lives, social media, and Twitter especially, has been a reliable tool to draw attention to the very real issues they are faced with
No. of comments: 0International experience has shown former model offenders to be high-performing and effective if they are employed in prison
No. of comments: 0In the second of a three-part series on South Africa’s land question, Tembeka Ngcukaitobi says the constitution is clear: land seized under colonial states must be returned. But there is only policy confusion and elite possession
No. of comments: 0The story of a Malawian orphan who grew up to bring happiness and dignity to many in her community is an inspiration for others
No. of comments: 0It is important not to look away from visceral pictorial evidence of the suffering of disempowered people
