More than three-quarters (78%) of citizens in eSwatini say women should have the same chance as men of being elected to political office https://t.co/NqyAt1bu7W
#genderequality#Swaziland
Women participation in decision-making reaches Ntondozi where #womenequality is discussed. @WLSASwaziland in partnership with @CANGO3#SWEES through the @EUinSwaziland support goes out for community development. @KhetsaMake "Sakha Kanye Kanye"
Quote: "Let me tell you,you've the power to change world but the sooner you start believing in yourself,the better."
#Believe#Yes You can!
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Reflecting on the past responses of the previous MPs in the race for Parliament regarding the participation of women. #Vote4Women. What's your take? https://t.co/CBLfFFMEBy
Voting for women is every voter's duty, not only women-voters. Change the environment and put-in a gender balanced Parliament by #VotingForWomen on 21 Sept. 2018 in the #eswatini National Secondary Elections
To all women who participated in the National #Eswatini Primary Elections, thank you for the courage to stand for political positions in the male-dominated environment. To those who made it through to the Secondary Elections, don't loose hope. To all voters, we say #VoteForWomen
@ugaG_M@CANGO3 The argument that there must be elected women of calibre shouldn't exclude the same finger pointing at men. Both young men and women, if empowered at young ages, are capable of leading in many sectors. That is why in SiSwati kutsiwa Lugotjwa lusemanti. #Empowerment is key