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African women: breaking down the barriers of entry to the tech industry
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Posted by Djam Bakhshandegi Corporate Citizenship and Partners in Learning West East Central Africa & Indian Ocean Islands Empowering women through education and technology is essential to the economic development of any country. In Africa, the gap between the educated population and the one that...
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4 Apr 2013
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International Women’s Day
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Posted by Cheick Diarra Chairman for Africa African women from all walks of life have demonstrated capabilities and potentials that extend far beyond producing food and raising children. Given their central role not only as mothers and caregivers, but also as farmers and informal traders among others...
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8 Mar 2011
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