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Catching up with Misozi, a young lady who fakes her death in order to convince her husband Charles to make an insurance claim of ZMK 1 000 000.
Catch this thrilling drama series every Monday & Tuesday at 20:00hrs. DSTV Channel 277,
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NKANDA YATU & KASSLITA DESIGNS LEAVE AN IMPRESSION AT MTC WINDHOEK FASHION WEEK 2020
Windhoek, Namibia - Kabaso Nkandu of Nkanda Yatu and Kasonde Nkole of Kasslita Designs merged their creative minds for the MTC Windhoek Fashion Week 2020...
#16DaysOfActivism ends tomorrow & we usually hold a vigil in honour of the women we've lost to GBV. We won't be able to do it in person this year, but if you could join us tomorrow by lightning a candle & posting it with a message for victims, it would mean a lot ❤️
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We continue providing you with the best local content, with a brand new local drama series “ Behind Faces”
Behind Faces introduces you to Misozi, a young lady who fakes her death in order to convince her husband Charles to make an insurance claim of ZMK 1 000 000.
"If it was more than 3 times as much as men before the pandemic, I assure you that number has at least doubled," says Ms Bhatia
38 surveys carried out by UN Women primarily focused on lower & middle-income countries, data from more industrialised countries show a similar picture
CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC COULD WIPE OUT 25 YEARS OF GENDER EQUITALTY FIGHT
The coronavirus pandemic could wipe out 25 years of increasing gender equality, new global data from UN Women suggests.
Women are doing significantly more domestic chores and family care,
unpaid work that are done each day around the world.
In other words, before coronavirus, for every one hour of unpaid work done by men, three hours was done by women. Now that figure is higher.