Africa: Ending Global Hunger Should Be at the Top of the Women’s Rights Agenda

Today is International Women’s Day, a day dedicated to the millions of women working in their countries and communities to make the world a better place for all. It is on this day that we must recognize one of the gravest gender-based issues facing women today — hunger.

Africa: Women Must Be At the Centre of Africa’s Transformative Free Trade Area

As we celebrate Women’s Day this March, the Permanent Representative of South Africa to the UN Ambassador Mathu Joyini says Africa needs to be deliberate in creating opportunities for women

Abidjan Interfaith Dialogue: A Turning Point Of Religious Tolerance In Africa

The outcome of the Abidjan Interfaith Dialogue has likely matched the religious and social aspirations of Muslims, Christians and other faiths for the realisation of peace through tolerance and dialogue in Cote d’Ivoire and Africa.