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These were not empty threats. Even amid the bloodshed of Colombia’s decades-long civil war, the repeated killings of queer folk stood out for their calculated brutality. This April, trans woman Sara Millerey became a household name in the country, after c
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UNICEF Angola is inviting civil society organizations to submit proposals for a program empowering adolescent girls in Luanda through SRHR education and services. The initiative aims to reduce early pregnancies and promote gender equality by fostering safe, informed, and supportive environments.
Dr. Naa Dedei Tagoe has become Ghana’s first female professor in Geomatics, specializing in Photogrammetry, marking a historic breakthrough for women in STEM. Her achievement reflects decades of research, mentorship, and advocacy for gender equity in science and education.
In preparation for upcoming international sporting events, Rabat has launched a comprehensive program aimed at improving the skills of taxi drivers, focusing on English language training. The initiative targets approximately 22,000 taxi drivers holding “trust licenses” in both first and second-category taxis operating in the capital.
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) has launched a campaign to prevent Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and promote Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) in communities along its pipeline route. In collaboration with Health Promotion International (HPI), the initiative aims to raise awareness, provide support services, and empower local leaders to drive lasting change. The campaign is aligned with Uganda’s National Development Plan and the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, particularly gender equality and good health.
The UN praised Zimbabwe’s legal efforts toward gender equality but urged stronger action to eliminate deep-rooted discrimination against women and girls. UNICEF highlighted urgent issues like early marriage, limited education, and gender-based violence, calling for systemic change and inclusive education.
Financial constraints continue to drive high dropout rates in Ugandan universities, but hands-on, income-generating campus projects could offer a sustainable solution. Education advocate Eriah Lule argues that integrating practical learning with tuition support can equip students with valuable skills while easing their financial burden.
