By Purity Mukami Based on the MOH daily cumulative number of vaccines administered, Kenya is on course to have 10 million vaccines administered by Christmas, based on the predictive AutoRegressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA( 5,2,1)) model. During his eighth and last State of the Nation address on 30 November 2021…

By Moraa Obiria What you need to know: Less than half a per cent of all news coverage in India, the UK, the US and Nigeria, featured gender equality issues. In South Africa and Kenya, the coverage was less than one per cent. Media stakeholders such as VWGR-Kenya, Amwik and Kenya Editors Guild are making…

By Dianah Chiyangwa Johannesburg South Africa: “Live from Diepsloot police station spreading fake news you bloody clown sellout journalist,” wrote one Twitter user in response to a Tweet by SABC’s Journalist Chriselda Lewis. Since #OperationDudula was started by some female journalists covering the story, they are facing daily attacks…

By Anibe Idajili To comprehend women’s representation in Nigerian media and online spaces, one must first appreciate the country’s cultural dynamics. The values that characterize the country’s social, political, and economic systems make it easier for men to decide how women are represented. …

By Olufunmilayo Obadofin Absence of infrastructure and the quality of infrastructure when available have impacts on the quality of living for most girls and women. Olufunmilayo Obadofin writes on how women and girls are affected differently by the absence and/or inadequate infrastructure and how best this can be handled sustainably. …

By Atim Charlotte Cases of domestic violence surged amid the COVID-19 pandemic affecting mostly women and girls. The spike can be attributed to the pandemic’s containment measures like the widespread lockdowns that accelerated rape, domestic abuse and defilement cases. With many men losing their jobs and being confined at home…