Bright Hwande Myth is a traditional story that has historical origins imbedded in our culture and religion which tries to explain a phenomenon. Cultures and religion around the world still vilify menstruation, and consider period blood “dirty” and “impure,” and menstruation itself as a taboo topic. Menstruation is the natural part of the reproductive cycle […]
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE To end child marriage, invest in a skilled ‘GirlForce’ says Regional Network of The Children and Young People Trust on International Day of the Girl 11 October, 2018Harare – As the world celebrates International Day of the Girl on 11 October, RNCYPT is calling for greater investments to improve girls’ education, skills,
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BREAKING THE WALLS OF SILENCE: Young Women’s Empowerment[author] [author_info]FUMISO CHIGOGWANA[/author_info] [/author] Women emancipation has been a pressing issue with several movements advocating for women to be included in the social, political, religious and economic circles of the society. However, the role and space of girls and young women in these movements seems to have
