The Gambia 2016 Election and the First Female Presidential Candidate
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Nigeria: Lagos, AWIEF, Sign U.S. $300 Million MOU to Boost Women Entrepreneurs
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Uganda’s Museveni Showcases Girl-Child Policy in U.S.
26/09/2016President Museveni has spoken highly of Uganda’s policies that empower the girl-child and push women’s progress. Speaking at a high-level event on.
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Gender and Politics: Celebrating the Achievements of Women in Parliament across Developing Countries (2)
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Rwanda: Investing in Women Key to Gender Parity-Kagame
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British High Commissioner to Botswana Advocates for More Women in Politics
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19/09/2016By Ehis Ayere There are more women than men in parliament in Africa and across developing countries. This is very fascinating..
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Female Farmers Rebuilding Agriculture in the Central African Republic
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