Prof C. Hope Sadza: Championing the Cause of Women in Africa
Prof C. Hope Sadza is the Founder and Founding Vice-Chancellor of the Women’s University in Africa. She holds a PhD in Public Administration with the University of Zimbabwe where her research was on “Critical Organisational problems of administering and Managing Social Development in a newly-independent Public Service”: the case of Zimbabwe. She also holds a Master’s degree in Public Administration with the University of Missouri, Columbia and BSc Public Administration with the same University. She also holds a Primary Teachers Diploma with Waddilove Teachers’ College, Marondera in Zimbabwe.
7 Things to Avoid when Constipating
There are days when we all have to go through the inconvenience of constipation; a situation where it becomes difficult for us to…
When Courage Dispels Fear- Latifa Nabizada
Latifa Nabizada is the daughter of an Afghanistan Islamist from Uzbeks who spent six years in jail after being accused of being a member…
ASHA KHEMKA: BEARING SCHOLASTIC DREAMS
Asha Khemka is an Indian Academia, born and raised in a wealthy upper-class family in little Sitamarhi in Bihar one of India’s poorest states.…
Some Flexible Working Opportunities You Can Consider as a Career Mom
BY: Amanda Ditchik Often times many mothers wonder how life would be when they have babies. It has been discovered that most 21st century…
Liberia: ‘Women Will Vote Those Who Champion Their Cause’ – Solanke
By Ballah M. Kollie The Executive Director of Community Healthcare, Naomi Solanke, has cautioned that women will only support aspirants who will champion their…
China Convicts US Businesswoman for Spying
A Chinese court has convicted American businesswoman Sandy Phan-Gillis for spying and ordered her deportation. Phan-Gillis was sentenced to three and a half years…
Fighting For an HIV/AIDS-Free Africa- Professor Sheila Tlou
Sheila Dinotshe Tlou is a Botswana specialist in HIV/AIDS and women’s health and a nursing educator. She was Minister of Health from 2004 to…
Saudi Arabia Elected to UN Women’s Rights Commission
Saudi Arabia, a country where women are not allowed to drive cars, has been elected to the United Nations women’s rights commission, sparking anger.…
Mexican Bank Intervenes after Woman, 116, Deemed ‘too old’ for Card
Born at the turn of the past century, Maria Félix is old enough to remember the Mexican Revolution – but too old to get…
Technology Sector has largest ‘like-for-like’ Gender Pay Gap in UK, Survey Shows
Women in the UK technology industry are paid on average 16% less than men, new research into the wage gap claims. A survey across…
From Poverty to Pride with Rag2Richies- Fernandez Ruiz
By: Miracle Nwankwo Fernandez-Ruiz is a native of the Philippines who was born in 1985 and raised by a missionary mother who travelled around…
