Why Survivors Don’t Report: Understanding the Silence Behind Gender-Based Violence
When we ask, “Why didn’t she report?”, we often ask the wrong question.The better question is:“What made it so difficult for her to speak, seek
On December 1st every year, the world celebrates World AIDS Day. We unite to show
“A girl’s life should begin the way every life should: as an open book in
According to the United Nations General Assembly, the international day for older persons is celebrated every
Building a strong and Powerful Africa for sustainable peace and development. Wem’afrika saw the lime-light
When we ask, “Why didn’t she report?”, we often ask the wrong question.The better question
29 August 2026 | Remembering the past, protecting the future, and advancing a world free
IntroductionChild labour remains a significant challenge affecting children and families across many communities. While children
2026 Theme: “Healing Through Memory” Today, Wem’afrika joins the international community in remembering and paying
Wem’afrika hosted the “Breaking the silence “workshop In Mile Four, Limbe. An important project set
Introduction In recent years, the presence of women in leadership positions has been increasingly recognized
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“Peace is not only negotiated around conference tables; sometimes, it begins on a football field.”