This week’s Africa Gender Indaba discusses vaccine side-effects, the African culture, and chronic illnesses with, firstly, Michael Ukwuma from an organisation called Hundred in Nigeria, and then we speak with Francis Chipalo, a News Editor in Zambia.

Also part of the conversation is Carol Wanyenze, a womanist, and gender activist in Uganda; and Africa Chiza, a trade policy analyst…

This week&rsquo;s Africa Gender Indaba discusses vaccine side-effects, the African culture, and chronic illnesses with, firstly, Michael Ukwuma from an organisation called Hundred in Nigeria, and then we speak with Francis Chipalo, a News Editor in Zambia.
Also part of the conversation is Carol Wanyenze, a womanist, and gender activist in Uganda; and Africa Chiza, a trade policy analyst&hellip;

A weekly 40 (forty) minute and an hour long weekend gender-based programme that engages men and boys across the African continent to create the change necessary for men, women, young people and children to enjoy equitable, healthy and happy relationships. The Programme also contributes to the development of just and democratic societies using a human rights framework to build the capacity of government, civil society organisations and citizens to achieve gender equality, prevent gender-based violence and reduce the spread of HIV and the impact of AIDS.

A weekly 40 (forty) minute and an hour long weekend gender-based programme that engages men and boys across the African continent to create the change necessary for men, women, young people and children to enjoy equitable, healthy and happy relationships.

Africa Gender Indaba

Focusing on vaccine side-effects and culture

This week on Africa Gender Indaba we discuss negotiation and willingness to solve a problem in a relationship with Madrine Chiku, the director of research and advocacy Unit.

And Board Chairperson of Women’s Coalition of Zimbabwe.

Then we speak with Dr Patience Chiyangwa, Director of Foundation Zimbabwe.  

Also, part of this conversation is Jephiter Tsamwi, who is an advocacy and communications consultant, and then we speak with Queen Samweli, a secondary teacher in Tanzania.

This week on Africa Gender Indaba we discuss negotiation and willingness to solve a problem in a relationship with Madrine Chiku, the director of research and advocacy Unit.
And Board Chairperson of Women&rsquo;s Coalition of Zimbabwe.
Then we speak with Dr Patience Chiyangwa, Director of Foundation Zimbabwe. &nbsp;
Also, part of this conversation is Jephiter Tsamwi, who is an advocacy and communications consultant, and then we speak with Queen Samweli, a secondary teacher in Tanzania.

Discussing negotiation, willingness to solve problems in a relationship

This week on Africa Gender Indaba we discuss the age of consent for sexual relations in Zimbabwe with Kumbirai Kahiya, a team leader at Girls and Women Empowerment Network.

We then speak with Walter Vengesai from Padare in Zimbabwe. Also, part of this conversation is Hazel Shamiso Denhere from Young Women Christian Association Zimbabwe and then we speak with Paul carries Juru from Inirela Zimbabwe.

Tune in for more…

This week on Africa Gender Indaba we discuss the age of consent for sexual relations in Zimbabwe with Kumbirai Kahiya, a team leader at Girls and Women Empowerment Network.
We then speak with Walter Vengesai from Padare in Zimbabwe. Also, part of this conversation is Hazel Shamiso Denhere from Young Women Christian Association Zimbabwe and then we speak with Paul carries Juru from Inirela Zimbabwe.
Tune in for more&hellip;

The age of consent for sexual relations in Zimbabwe

This week on Africa Gender Indaba to discuss rehabilitation services for young people struggling with drug addiction in Africa with Blessing Bvunzawabaya, a Social Worker at Mubatirapamwe Trust, and then we speak with Nicholas Ahondo Iratsia from U-turn for Christ. 

Also part of the conversation is Pastor Ade Bodunde, the Executive Director of Trios Foundation, PRO Kwara State Drug Control Committee, and lastly we speak with Wazhe Dame from BOSASNet.

The purpose of this interview is to encourage the development of rehabilitation centres in Africa.

This week on Africa Gender Indaba to discuss rehabilitation services for young people struggling with drug addiction in Africa with Blessing Bvunzawabaya, a Social Worker at Mubatirapamwe Trust, and then we speak with Nicholas Ahondo Iratsia from U-turn for Christ.&nbsp;
Also part of the conversation is Pastor Ade Bodunde, the Executive Director of Trios Foundation, PRO Kwara State Drug Control Committee, and lastly we speak with Wazhe Dame from BOSASNet.
The purpose of this interview is to encourage the development of rehabilitation centres in Africa.

Focusing on vaccine side-effects and culture

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