Women hold the short end of the stick on many fronts. They are the major producers of food in the rural areas, though incomes, land use and taxation systems are skewed against them.
June 2012: Cross Border Trade Issue
At the moment, the Lagos BRT is carrying about 200,000 people a day. Following 100 days of launching the scheme, it had conveyed 9.7 million passengers and in its first 6 months of operation a total of 29 million people had driven in its buses.
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June 2012: Cross Border Trade Issue
Built in Accra, Ghana, by a young and energetic team, Esoko is a new idea that’s challenging businesses, projects and individuals to do more with mobile and to think differently about how they communicate2. Using mobile phones
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June 2012: Cross Border Trade Issue
Over the coming years, many youths who do get into the Universities would be confronted with rapists, robbers, cultism, exam malpractices and grade-fixing cartels, sex-for-grades,
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June 2012: Cross Border Trade Issue
It has been established that African women’s contribution forms a critical part of the global women’s movement. Africa’s women’s brilliance, creativity, hard work, commitment and
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