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Man Caught with Wife’s Body Parts in Backpack in Kenya

Kenyan police arrested a 29-year-old man, John Kiama Wambua, in Huruma, Nairobi, after finding body parts of his wife, 19-year-old Joy Fridah Munani, in his backpack. During a dawn patrol, officers stopped Wambua and made the grim discovery. He later led police to his home, where more body parts, a knife, and blood-soaked clothes were found. Wambua appeared unaffected by the situation, according to Kenya's Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI).This shocking incident highlights the alarming rate of femicide in Kenya. The country has witnessed multiple high-profile cases, including the brutal murders of Olympic runner Rebecca Cheptegei and other women. Protests against these gender-based killings have been met with police resistance, underscoring the urgent need for action.

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Awudome SHS Takes Bold Stand Against Sexual Harassment with New Guidelines.

Awudome Senior High School in the Volta Region has launched new anti-sexual harassment and sexual misconduct guidelines aimed at tackling abuse within the school community. The initiative is designed to encourage victims to speak out by providing clear, accessible information on how to report incidents of harassment.The school’s headmaster, Courage Meteku, emphasized the importance of this detailed and simplified reporting system, which includes both verbal and digital channels to ensure confidentiality and safety for students. The digital platform allows students to report incidents from home, making it easier for them to come forward without fear of retaliation.The launch took place during the "Orange the World 16 Days of Advocacy" campaign at the school, with a focus on raising awareness about gender-based violence. The Volta Regional Director of Education, Francis Agbemadi, praised the school for breaking the culture of silence around […]

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UN Report: 1 Woman Killed Every 10 Minutes by Partner or Family.

A United Nations report, marking the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, reveals that femicides—murders of women by intimate partners or family members—remain a global crisis. In 2023, 85,000 women and girls were intentionally killed worldwide, with 60% of these deaths caused by close relations.Africa recorded the highest rates of such violence, followed by the Americas and Oceania. The UN calls for stronger legislation, robust criminal justice systems, and greater funding to address gender-based violence.This report underscores the urgency to dismantle harmful norms and biases fueling violence and to act decisively during the "16 Days of Activism" campaign.

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Women in Northern Region Urge President Akufo-Addo to Approve Anti-Witchcraft Bill.

Women in Ghana's Northern Region are calling on President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to sign the Anti-Witchcraft Bill, which is currently awaiting his approval. This important legislation seeks to address gender-based violence, particularly the wrongful accusations of witchcraft against older women.The appeal was made during a sensitization program focused on gender-based violence held on Friday. In the Northern Region, women and girls face significant risks of violence, with high rates of abuse and exploitation. The area has been identified as a hotspot for gender-based violence, including intimate partner violence and witchcraft accusations.Witchcraft allegations disproportionately affect women, especially the elderly and those living in poverty. The Northern, North East, and Savannah Regions are particularly affected, where six witch camps exist to shelter women fleeing these false accusations. These camps, such as the Kukuo Witches Camp in the Nanumba South District and […]

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