By Mobeen Nasar – Art in Tanzania intern
Volunteering and internship programs with women.
Economic Contributions:
Agriculture: Women make up a large percentage of the agricultural workforce. Usually, African women work in small-scale trade, food production, and subsistence farming.
Entrepreneurship: Women in Africa can run businesses, create street vending businesses, and own companies.
Labour Force: Women in Africa contribute to a good professional field. Women work in various sectors, including education, banking, healthcare, and technology.
Political Contributions:
Leadership: African countries have some of the highest female political representations in the world. Activism: Women in Africa play a crucial role in peacebuilding, gender equality campaigns, and various other initiatives. in peacebuilding, gender equality campaigns, and other initiatives.
Policy Making: Politicians and leaders drive policies on education, economic empowerment, and healthcare.
Social and Cultural Roles:
Community Care and Family: Women are central in elderly care, maintaining social cohesion, and child rearing.
Education: Increasing number of girls and women leads to higher literacy rates and career opportunities.
Health and Well- Being: Women are essential in healthcare. They work as providers such as nurses and midwives and caregivers.
Challenges: Women in Africa face many challenges, including gender inequality and discrimination. They also face economic barriers, including unequal pay and restricted financial resources. Another challenge is limited access to education and healthcare. However, these challenges allow women to grow.
Women play an important role in African society. Women work in the political, economic, social, and cultural parts of the society. Women in African society face many challenges including gender inequality and racial discrimination.
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