Nafis Sadik’s Story Will Live On
Obstetrician-gynecologist Nafis Sadik, who was widely recognized as one of the world’s most successful advocates for women’s reproductive rights, passed away at 92. Sadik was the first woman to lead the UN Population Fund when she was appointed to the position in 1987.
Microsoft Has Appointed Phillis Migwi As Country Manager For Kenya
International technology behemoth Microsoft has appointed Phyllis Migwi as the Country Manager for Kenya. Kendi Ntwiga, who left for a position as the Global…
Ecopreneur Leadership with Lorna Rutto
Kenyan ecopreneur Lorna Rutto is the inspired leader of EcoPost, a social organization established in response to the urgent need for alternatives to traditional…
Women Might Use This Revolutionary Garment To Go To The Moon
A new type of vest intended to let women remain in space longer will be tested as part of NASA’s Artemis 1 mission to…
“I refuse to believe that you cannot be both compassionate and strong.”
“One of the criticisms I’ve faced over the years is that I’m not aggressive enough or assertive enough or maybe somehow, because I’m empathetic,…
Chrissy Teigan Is Expecting a Rainbow Baby
By Tanya Maswaure Amazon Watch is so excited for our Celebrity Amazon of the week, Chrissy Teigan, who has posted a baby bump picture…
Rita Conceicao: Touching Lives through Bahia Street
By Goodnews Buekor Born and bred in one of the popular communities of Salvador, Brazil, Rita Conceicao was exposed to the harsh realities of…
Martha Koome Becomes The First Female Justice In Kenya
Kenya’s Chief Justice Martha Koome, who made her career protecting dissidents and last year’s court thwarted constitutional reforms sought by the president who selected…
5 Productivity Hacks for Entrepreneurs
By Goodnews Buekor According to the United States Chamber of Commerce, most small business owners work 40-49 hours a week, with 81% logging time…
Duchess Of Sussex, Meghan Launches Podcast
The first episode of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex’s new podcast, in which she will tackle the stereotypes and labels women encounter, is now available…
What Is Your Love Language?
By Tanya Maswaure Recently I have found that every time I switch on my phone and look through websites about love and relationships, ‘love…
Gloria Karamanites; How A Black Lady Created History in Panama
Gloria Karamanites, named Miss Panama, didn’t merely triumph in a beauty contest. She wrote the book.
