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Women deserve at least 25% political appointments in Tinubu’s government –Oluyemisi Adesina

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July 18, 2023

Women deserve at least 25% political appointments in Tinubu’s government –Oluyemisi Adesina

Mrs Oluyemisi Adesina is a woman of many parts due to her lifestyle. If you call her a feminist, you are right; if you call her a politician, you are not wrong.

Mrs Oluyemisi Adesina is a woman of many parts due to her lifestyle. If you call her a feminist, you are right; if you call her a politician, you are not wrong.

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Appointments: association advocates more women in public offices

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Appointments: association advocates more women in public offices

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Liberia: women demand political parties to adhere to 30 percent gender representation agreement

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Liberia: women demand political parties to adhere to 30 percent gender representation agreement

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A conglomeration of Liberian women from diverse backgrounds have called on political parties to fully implement the Memorandum of Understanding they sign with the National Elections Commission (NEC) to fully implement Section 4.5 of the Elections Law of Liberia.

A conglomeration of Liberian women from diverse backgrounds have called on political parties to fully implement the Memorandum of Understanding they sign with the National Elections Commission (NEC) to fully implement Section 4.5 of the Elections Law of Liberia.

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Australia: multicultural quotas on the cards for Labor

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Australia: multicultural quotas on the cards for Labor

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Labor would be forced to pick culturally diverse and Indigenous candidates under a quota plan that is expected to attract support from across the party at its national conference in August.

Labor would be forced to pick culturally diverse and Indigenous candidates under a quota plan that is expected to attract support from across the party at its national conference in August.

Nigeria, democracy, women leaders and political tokenism

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June 29, 2023

Nigeria, democracy, women leaders and political tokenism

The inauguration of  legislative assemblies in the states and at the federal level has been completed.  The data is in and it shows that less Nigerian women were elected into the legislature at all levels.

The inauguration of  legislative assemblies in the states and at the federal level has been completed.  The data is in and it shows that less Nigerian women were elected into the legislature at all levels.

Zimbabwe lags behind in women’s political participation

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June 29, 2023

Zimbabwe lags behind in women’s political participation

Zimbabwe is set to hold its general elections on August 23, nut no women will be on the ballot for the presidential race.

Zimbabwe is set to hold its general elections on August 23, nut no women will be on the ballot for the presidential race.

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NAWOJ seeks more political appointments for women in Nigeria

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NAWOJ seeks more political appointments for women in Nigeria

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The National President of Nigeria Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ) Comrade Ladi Bala has appealed to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and other State Governors to appoint more women into political positions for more participation of female citizens in government activities.

The National President of Nigeria Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ) Comrade Ladi Bala has appealed to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and other State Governors to appoint more women into political positions for more participation of female citizens in government activities.

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Zimbabwe: violence cited as major repellent factor to women participation in politics

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Zimbabwe: violence cited as major repellent factor to women participation in politics

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Violence against women has been cited as one of the main repellent factors to women participation in mainstream politics.

Violence against women has been cited as one of the main repellent factors to women participation in mainstream politics.