Expressing Meaning through Abstract Paintings
Julie Mehretu is a contemporary Ethiopian-born American artist. She was born in the year 1970 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, not as an artist but as the first child of a professor who moved with his family to East Lansing, Michigan in 1977, to occupy a teaching position at Michigan State University.
ICOGAS 2017 – Putting Gender and Sustainability in Emerging Economies on the front burners
It was a glamorous, enriching and inspiring experience for all participants, as female heads of Governments, world’s first ladies, female business leaders, academics and…
Does True Love Truly Count?
According to statistics which emerged from a study conducted to mark the paperback release of The Rosie Project, a novel about a man’s quest…
Women Standing Strong amidst Adversity
By: Eruke Ojuederie While world women advocate for equal rights for women and the fight against gender violence across regions, a vital part of…
Madame Dominique Ouattara: Spearheading Côte d’Ivoire’s Efforts against Child Labour
Given the predominance of child labour in Africa and most especially Cote d’Ivoire, several international conferences and committees have been set up to draw…
Industrial Chemicals and the Impact on Female Reproductive Health
By: Dr. Firuza R.Parikh & Ms. Maherra Khambaty In today’s world, man-made chemicals have become a part of our daily lives. Exposure to environmental…
Colour Blocking, the New Trend
By: Staff Writer Knowledge of colours and their combination is a very important factor when it comes to fashion. The right colour combination is…
Eve by Glow – More Than Just a Period Tracker
By: Hamzat Gideon Mamudu It is only normal that more women are turning to the use of technology to help them take better…
The Paradox of Asian Women in Governance and Politics
By: Miracle Nwankwo Just like other parts of the world, Asia is not devoid of the dramas that have to do with the participation…
South America’s Champion in Humanitarian Activities
In the light of the increasing prevalence of diabetes mellitus in the Caribbean with about 140,300 cases in Trinidad and Tobago as at 2015,…
School Teachers and Teenage Girls
By: Mwila Mwila I was a very happy, charismatic, intelligent, ambitious, beautiful young girl with a bright future, taking life by its…
Kimberly Casiano: Representing The Hispanic Diasporians
In as much as there are a lot of women out there who are capable of leading businesses and organizations as well as starting…
