The Numbers Speak, But Are We Listening? Women's leadership is not just a right; it is an imperative. It is not a wrong, it is not a...

The Human Aspects and Gender Dynamics of Care Work Last week, I found myself wrestling with the complexities of care work—a topic that is both personal and professional for me. My prose felt detached, almost academic. The words on my screen seemed to sap the very humanity out of a subject that is deeply human. Care work is a term that encapsulates a range of activities, including personal care, domestic work, emotional support, and care for children, the elderly, and people w

Introduction Two decades ago, my journey into working from home began quite unexpectedly. I came home one day to find my houseworker...

Introduction You might be asking yourself, "Another post on sexual harassment? Have not we covered it all?" While it might seem like we...

Introduction In light of a reader's comment asking, "What are your thoughts on the recent controversial incident where a FIFA federation...

Introduction Why are some topics shrouded in silence, their weighty presence felt but never openly discussed? How does this culture of...

Introduction In our society, gender expectations often cast long shadows over the paths we choose, subtly guiding our steps from an early...

Introduction Being a woman in today's world is a journey filled with expectations and societal pressures. The 'Super Woman' illusion pervades our culture, influencing how women are perceived and how they perceive themselves. Whether in the role of mother, career professional, or partner, these expectations often lead to an unrelenting quest for perfection. This piece focuses on the 'Super Woman' in the context of the family, shedding light on this illusion of effortless grace

When I gave birth to my first baby, she looked so fragile that I thought I could easily break her bones. My husband, recognising my apprehension, took on the role of caring for her, feeding her, and bathing her. He did the same with the rest of our children. This has led me to jokingly tell my children that it will be their father, rather than me, who will stay with them to provide support when they have babies. I would like to point out at the outset that my husband is very

Introduction At the outset, allow me to confess that my knowledge of women's football is quite limited. Despite this, football, a source...

Wangari Maathai (1940-2011) was the founder of the Green Belt Movement and the 2004 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Introduction As someone...

Introduction In this post, I reflect on the recent film "Barbie", which debuted in July 2023. This contemporary film boldly explores...