Posts Tagged "women"

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NEW ERA

Posted Mar 14, 2011 in African History, zanaafrica by maureenemukoya - 0 Comments

In the past days women were looked upon, they were abused, beaten and taken advantage of.They were told not to take part in some of the post in the community e.g. in religious speeches and political issues. They were pushed [...]

Women and Progress

Posted Nov 30, 2010 in African History, zanaafrica by maureenemukoya - 0 Comments

“And god said, I shall create a woman out of Adams rib… and she shall became your helper.” In this passage from the bible it is apparent that God saw the importance of a woman in this world.  He saw that a [...]

Looking to the Future

Posted Nov 4, 2010 in Careers, Field Officers, zanaafrica by Gracejohn - 0 Comments

I have done a diploma in community development and I would love to continue with my studies in sociology by the beginning of next year. During my work in Kibera I have had to go through many problems, and many times I [...]

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Megan’s on the ONE Blog!!

Posted Nov 4, 2010 in zanaafrica by Sarah Meyer - 1 Comment

Megan was invited to blog on the ONE site!!  ONE is a grassroots organization, famously co-founded by Bono of U2,  that is fighting poverty and disease in high risk areas- especially throughout Africa.  They achieve their goals by raising public [...]

Meeting the Faces of Our Future

Posted Nov 2, 2010 in Empowerment by Sarah Meyer - 0 Comments

I have recently been given the privilege of joining a very strong and special group of women, via a program called “Faces of Our Future,” put together by World Pulse.   The aim of this program is to amplify the voices [...]

ZanaA and I

Posted Nov 1, 2010 in Sanitary Pads, , zanaafrica by susanmoenga - 0 Comments

The first time I heard about  ZanaA  I was taking tea in my room right before my classes back at school very early in the morning, when the C.E.O of  ZanaA was  being interviewed  by Carolyne Mutoko oF Kiss 100, [...]

Calling on Female Investors

Posted Oct 29, 2010 in Sanitary Pads, social enterprise, , zanaafrica by Megan - 0 Comments

April 7, 2009 Are you a woman who is passionate about the intersection between business, social justice, and environmental protection? Do you want to see a model of green African manufacturing? Do you want to be part of a cutting-edge [...]

ZanaA’s New Year’s Plan

Posted Oct 29, 2010 in Kibera, Sanitary Pads, zanaafrica by Megan - 0 Comments

January 6, 2009 I am excited at what the immediate future has in store for girls in Kibera and Kawangware, two large informal settlements (aka slums) in Nairobi. Kibera and Kawangware are home to over 2.5 million people – at [...]