16K views · 456 reactions | CLIMATE ACTION: TANZANIA WOMEN INVEST IN SEAWEED FARMING Along the Indian Ocean coast, some Tanzanian women have embraced seaweed farming as an income-generating activity. | East Africa Daily | Facebook

3.4K views · 23 reactions | & we have kicked off!  The #AfricaCodeWeek Women's Empowerment Program #WEP2021 is an essential pillar of our committment towards community development through female leadership in #Africa. Here's a sneak peek at today's session  | Africa Code Week | Facebook

10K views · 655 reactions | Newly crowned Miss Universe talks about women empowerment Newly crowned Zozibini Tunzi from South Africa says she wants to help change beauty norms and hopes her win will inspire other young girls to pursue their dreams ✊ | I Love Africa | Facebook

44K views · 406 reactions | In 1956, four iconic women led a 20,000 strong women’s march to petition against the government introduction of passes which were used to separate black South Africans from the rest of the population and limit their movement. Here’s everything you need to know about them. | BBC News Africa | Facebook

'Women can also hold authority' Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has been sworn in as Namibia’s first female president on the country’s 35th independence anniversary, marking a historic milestone. She reflects on the sexual harassment allegations raised by Nigerian Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan and the pressures of leading as a woman in a male-dominated political landscape. | BBC News Africa

Women and girls must have equal access to: ✅Quality education ✅Economic resources ✅Political participation ✅Equal opportunities for employment, leadership, and decision-making. | UN Women Africa - ONU Femmes Afrique | Facebook

This December, #TheProteas Women take centre stage as they host Ireland on home soil and they need YOU 🫵 in the stands 🏟️🇿🇦 🎟️Get your tickets now on: https://cricket.co.za Dare To Be #Unbreakable | Cricket South Africa

7.2K views · 576 reactions | Collaborative efforts to ensure young women in Africa remain in school are helping to address key barriers to women’s economic progress. Watch the video to hear how the Mastercard Foundation is working with Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE) and CAMFED - Campaign for Female Education to support girls to continue their education. #Sponsored by the Mastercard Foundation. #PowerParity #InvincibleAfricanWomen #UNGA79 | Devex | Facebook