The call for more women to participate in politics need more commitment than mere political rhetoric.
Women's role in African politics must go beyond being voters or 'airport dancers'.
Women in Parliament are better placed to fight vices like gender-based violence, child slave, sexual assault and defilement, early marriages, abortions and unfair distribution of wealth.
The population of women in Zambia is large and hence the need for fair representation in Parliament (of course not the unrealistic 50 per cent).
To read the full article published on August 7th 2014, please click here.
The call for more women to participate in politics need more commitment than mere political rhetoric.
Women's role in African politics must go beyond being voters or 'airport dancers'.
Women in Parliament are better placed to fight vices like gender-based violence, child slave, sexual assault and defilement, early marriages, abortions and unfair distribution of wealth.
The population of women in Zambia is large and hence the need for fair representation in Parliament (of course not the unrealistic 50 per cent).
To read the full article published on August 7th 2014, please click here.
