EveryWoman
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Whose money is the woman’s?
Listening to a male-dominated conversation last week, I was prompted to write this piece as their concerns inspired me. I…
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Angélique kidjo: singing to educate africa’s girls
Growing up in the port city of Cotonou in the impoverished West African state of Benin, songstress Angélique Kidjo puts…
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Married, divorced twice at 14
In the five months since schools closed in March 2020, 14-year-old Clara Nyirongo (not real name) from Nkhata-Bay has been…
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It’s not about who dies first
A social media posting making rounds caught my eye. It talked about the reluctance by some women to, say, for…
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Our problems are not circumstantial
Of late, word on the street has been the impregnation of many school girls across the country. Of course, all…
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Bernardine evaristo: award winning black author
Bernardine Evaristo published her first novel in 1994, but it was only with her 2019 Booker win (split with Margaret…
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Mulanje women cry for their daughters’ justice
Alice, 40, from Mulanje is a woman down in the dumps. In May this year, her uncle, 72, defiled her…
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jacqueline banda: employing the youth to support families
After graduating with a Bachelor of Business Administration at Shimla University in India in 2017, she came back home to…
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Whose money is the woman’s?
Listening to a male-dominated conversation last week, I was prompted to write this piece as their concerns inspired me. I…
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‘Murdered toddler seemed afraid of stepfather’
It is market day in Golomoti, Dedza, a day when business of nearly everything flourishes. Because an early bird catches…
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