Raturua

Proud Namibian Lady

[Raturua @KeshaZequisha]

GBV destroys families and communities. Women deserve safety. Children deserve protection. But many men are silently struggling too. How do we protect women while supporting men before it’s too late?

#EndGBVNamibia #EndGBVOmaheke

[Raturua @KeshaZequisha]

Let’s Care For One Another… End GBV

[UNAIDS Asia Pacific @UNAIDS_AP]

We are honored to welcome @UNAIDS Executive Director @Winnie_Byanyima to #Cambodia🇰🇭🙏

This week we show how a low-income country can create a world-class #HIV response to #EndAIDS through:

▶️high-level political commitment
▶️international partnership
▶️community leadership

[Raturua @KeshaZequisha]

Namibia 🇳🇦 #Luderitz
Be at peace ✌️ always.

[Raturua @KeshaZequisha]

As We Celebrate Human Rights Day, we are also advocating for ending gender-based violence. Today marks the last day of 16 Days of Activism. Equally, this coincides with the official inauguration of the #HoseaKutako MemorialShrine, where we find ourselves.

[Raturua @KeshaZequisha]

@OmahekeRadio contacted a Community Engagement In Omitara to Amplify Community Voices to End Gender-Based Violence. #EndGBVNamibia #EndGBVOmaheke
Abuse is not love, let’s all join hands to end GBV.
@UNFPA_Namibia @EUinNamibia

[Raturua @KeshaZequisha]

#Cityofwindhoek Commemorating 30 years of fighting HIV/AIDS
#UNAIDS
#UN

[liminal @Liminal1988]

How I tricked my brain to like doing hard things

[Raturua @KeshaZequisha]

Raising a girl child with an involved father is beneficial to her emotional, social, and psychological development. Research consistently shows that a father’s active presence positively influences a girl’s confidence, relationships, and sense of security.
#ProudParent

[Raturua @KeshaZequisha]

@OmahekeRadio produced the below outside broadcast /public engagement recording on critical issues of gender equality/combating GBV in Namibia at large.
#EndGBVNamibia #EndGBVOmaheke
@UNFPA_Namibia
@EUinNamibia

Listen to the below recording:

https://t.co/SU9kP7DYgi

[Raturua @KeshaZequisha]

#WorldAIDSDay2024
“TAKE THE RIGHTS PATH”.
This theme emphasizes the critical importance of upholding human rights in the fight against HIV/AIDS. We need to address inequalities that bar the realization of the end of AIDS and to assert the right to health of all.

[IAS - the International AIDS Society @iasociety]

"I think that it’s really important to work with young people around the world to ensure that health equity for all isn’t just a word choice, it’s an actual drive for equitable change"

- @princessjauan, Global health equity scholar & IAS Youth Hub seed grantee, #UniteToReachAll

[Raturua @KeshaZequisha]

Elimination of Violence Against Women and Children is possible, but only if we act together, NOW. Join @EUinNamibia @UNFPA_Namibia & @OmahekeRadio in Spreading GBV Awareness and Eliminating GBV
#EndGBVNamibia #EndGBVOmaheke

[Omaheke Radio @OmahekeRadio]

OMAHEKE REGION Commits to END VIOLENCE!

Thanks to:
@EUinNamibia & @UNFPA_Namibia
for the CSOs Gender Equality/Combating GBV Project2024
#EndGBVNamibia

[Raturua @KeshaZequisha]

25 November marks the start of the United Nations 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence.

“Every 10 minutes a woman is killed intentionally”.

No More Excuses . Let’s Unite To End Violence against women and children.
#EndGBVNamibia
#EndGBVOmaheke

[Omaheke Radio @OmahekeRadio]

Ready for 16 Days of Activism?
We are engaging men in Omaheke. Discussing the importance of the 16 days and beyond. The gift parcels will shared with men to go give to their loved ones (other gender). "AS A PROMISE".

All THANKS to: @UNFPA_Namibia and @EUinNamibia

[Raturua @KeshaZequisha]

Love Is Not Abuse, Abuse Is Not Love, #EndGBVNamibia #EndGBVOmaheke @OmahekeRadio @UNFPA_Namibia @EUinNamibia

[UNFPA Namibia @UNFPA_Namibia]

Last week, Omaheke Radio, w/support of @EUinNamibia & @UNFPA, conducted a 2-day Gender-Based Violence orientation workshop for radio staff and correspondents. The workshop aimed to promote informed & responsible reporting while fostering a supportive environment for survivors.

[The Namibian @TheNamibian]

TODAY IN HISTORY: 28 SEPTEMBER 1999

[Namibian Sun @namibiansun]

JUST IN: A mentally-ill woman allegedly locked herself and her 10-year-old daughter in a house in Okahandja this afternoon and set blankets and clothes on fire. Police arrived on time and broke the doors open. The girl was treated at hospital and sent home, while the mother