Women worldwide continue to change world views by going the extra mile and surpassing the limits society may have set for them while leading the way in most male-monopolized industries- in politics, business, and even in day-to-day life, they continue to inspire us. In this article, we are spotlighting a new rising star, Lungelihle Zwane, whose story started excitingly, but the journey has not always been so smooth. Today she is evidence that women can create ripples in the music industry no matter how and when they rise to fame.
2023 Political Leadership and Participation: Sister Aid Holds Dialogue with Young Women and Girls in Liberia
According to Pakistan activist for female education, Malala Yousafzai, “There’s a moment where you have to choose whether to be silent or stand up.”
Serena Williams: From Mean Notorious Streets To Tennis Champion
“I am still just that girl with the racquet and a dream, and I’m just playing for that,” Serena Williams, 2013 US Open title.
The world-famous female tennis player Serena Williams had in time past gone from learning tennis on public courts in a notorious American gangland neighbourhood to becoming a superstar for a generation and perhaps the greatest player in history.
Nigerian Golden Girl, Amusan Displays Victory in Berlin Meet
Tobi Amusan, a world record holder, has again dominated the women’s 100m hurdles at the ISTAF 2022 Berlin meeting, winning with a time of 12.45 seconds. The meet is part of the World Athletics Continental Tour Silver level series.
How To Buy The Perfect Bra Size
Bra shopping can be annoying and exhausting. This is because many women do not know what they should look for when shopping for a bra, from the shape to the size, colour, and quality.
Conversing About Gender Equality
Gender equality is still a hot topic in today’s society, with many working women fighting for their legal entitlements. Women’s rights and safety worldwide have been subject to several problems at home and at work.
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.