Kenya gains recognition for women empowerment policy

Educate, Empower and Inspire is a women’s empowerment show. The aim of this show is to put successful women in the spotlight and get a glimpse as to how they are making a difference to our society and how they can inspire others to do the same.

My first guest was Dr. Trish Scanlan who runs the paediatric oncology department at Muhimbili hospital. Since her involvement in 2008, along with her dedicated team of Tanzanian doctors and nurses, the short term survival rates of children with...

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More funds to go to women empowerment
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EFFORTS by women to engage in productive activities to fight poverty must be augmented by deliberate allocation of at least five per cent of district and municipal council's annual income. Deputy Minister of State, Prime Minister's Office (Regional ...

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Tanzanian nominated for global honorary recognition for coverage of women ...
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The Guardian Correspondent Rose Mwalongo who is currently the Information Officer for (LHRC) is among those shortlisted for the global honorary award for her coverage of women issues. To celebrate International Women's Day (March 8), Women Deliver, ...

Time to Act on Women Empowerment is Now
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ON SUNDAY, Tanzania joined the rest of the word to mark the International Women's Day with our mothers, sisters, daughters and nieces from all walks of lives taking part in the event countrywide. The day, which is marked every year, comes at a time when ...

Promoting gender equality and empowering women has been an international outcry that the United Nations summit of September 2000 decided to give priority to as the third Millennium Development Goal (MDG3).

Kinana Commends Kikwete Over Women Empowerment
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Chamwino — AS Tanzania joined the world in celebrating the International Women's Day on Sunday, Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) Secretary General, Mr Abdulrahman Kinana, commended President Jakaya Kikwete for availing more leadership posts to ...

Today, the world enters the second week of the programme entitled “16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence”. In the past week, numerous issues have emerged. Women have spoken more openly on their plight while charting the way forward.

Stories of abuse and rape are so common that a lot of women still find abuse from a partner to be a normal thing. However, women empowerment has had a huge role not just in support of abused women but in making sure that their stories are heard and that justice is served.