Tobi Amusan is a sprinter and 100-meter hurdles specialist from Nigeria who participates in track and field events. She won the 100-meter hurdles event at the 2022 World Athletics Championships by setting a new world record of 12.12 seconds in the semifinal and 12.06 seconds in the gold-medal race. She won the competition twice at the African Games and was the 2018 Commonwealth and African champion. In the 100-meter hurdles, she won the Diamond League Trophy in Zurich in 2021.
Charities Appreciate The Change That Will Allow Pregnancy Losses Before 24 Weeks To Be ‘Officially’ Recognized
Despite being a “positive step,” the government’s new proposals to enable pregnancy losses before 24 weeks to be “officially” recognized are “in no way” a replacement for the official recording of miscarriage data, charities have cautioned.
South African Newborns Have A Critical Bacterial Infection Rate
According to six-year research, neonatal mortality rates continue to be high despite attempts to lower fatalities among children under five. Additionally, it was discovered that 42 percent of fatalities took place in sub-Saharan Africa, with infections being the main factor in these fatalities.
According to LinkedIn Data, More Women Are Looking for Business Possibilities During The Epidemic
MUMBAI: Despite having a disproportionately low percentage of women in leadership positions in the workforce (18 percent), more women in India are currently looking for entrepreneurship chances than males, according to the most recent LinkedIn statistics. According to data from the World Economic Forum’s 2022 Global Gender Gap Report, the proportion of female founders increased by 2.68 times between 2016 and 2021. In contrast, the percentage of male founders increased 1.79x throughout the same period.
The Pope Francis Appoints Women to The Advisory Group of Bishops for the First Time
The Vatican announced on Wednesday that Pope Francis had appointed three women—two nuns and a laywoman—to a formerly all-male group that assists him in choosing the world’s bishops.
Safe Girl Reusable Pads and Healthful Periods
In order to provide reusable sanitary products for women and girls, Catherine Nakayemba and her two friends Atuhurra Angella Marjorie and Ndagire Corret, founded Safe Girl Reusable Pads in 2016. The pads for rural communities are made by Safe Girl, a company situated in a community in Mpigi District, which now employs 11 young moms.
As The #Africaclimatecrisis Worsens, Child Marriage Is Increasing.
As the most severe drought in forty years drives families to the breaking point, UNICEF warns that girls as young as twelve are being coerced into child marriage and Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) at “alarming rates” in the Horn of Africa.