In spite of the barriers ahead of women in their various endeavours in life, especially with education, they still constitute an invaluable and tangible resource for overall nation and international development. The paper will discuss the potentialities and the known barriers confronting the modern day leadership of women in open learning across Africa. This paper will discuss the preponderance of men and how this can be abated with adoption of gender oriented perspectives. (G.O.P). The second part will explores the substantial differences between women and men, using data collected in some African countries to juxtapose the achievements recorded by some notable women leaders, and how their experiences helped them to overcome the challenges...
Leadership matters. Despite the gender issue, good leadership always matters. Good leaders and manag...
The subject of women in development has received some attention from both the African governments ...
Though evidence suggests that the proportion of women in management is increasing, doubts and prejud...
This paper recognizes that women‘s participation in higher education is very low. Women’s marginaliz...
Women emancipation through empowerment all over the world is at its peak and Africans generally are ...
Women emancipation through empowerment all over the world is at its peak and Africans generally are ...
The women in traditional African societies suffered discrimination and prejudice in their quest to p...
This report provides a summary of a symposium held in Zanzibar in March 2000. It was the third of fo...
This paper discusses three main issues, namely (a) some basic facts on the access of females and ma...
The history of missing, invisible, marginalised and violated women is long in Africa including Niger...
This paper describes the role and the place of the woman in African society, with particular focus o...
In the past, the African female child had always been denied formal education due to various cultura...
This paper is titled Women Political Leaders in Africa. It traces the history of women in political ...
The study examined the impact of the gender inequality gap in administration which serves as a inter...
Women amongst other categories of people can be regarded as unreached group when the issue of access...
Leadership matters. Despite the gender issue, good leadership always matters. Good leaders and manag...
The subject of women in development has received some attention from both the African governments ...
Though evidence suggests that the proportion of women in management is increasing, doubts and prejud...
This paper recognizes that women‘s participation in higher education is very low. Women’s marginaliz...
Women emancipation through empowerment all over the world is at its peak and Africans generally are ...
Women emancipation through empowerment all over the world is at its peak and Africans generally are ...
The women in traditional African societies suffered discrimination and prejudice in their quest to p...
This report provides a summary of a symposium held in Zanzibar in March 2000. It was the third of fo...
This paper discusses three main issues, namely (a) some basic facts on the access of females and ma...
The history of missing, invisible, marginalised and violated women is long in Africa including Niger...
This paper describes the role and the place of the woman in African society, with particular focus o...
In the past, the African female child had always been denied formal education due to various cultura...
This paper is titled Women Political Leaders in Africa. It traces the history of women in political ...
The study examined the impact of the gender inequality gap in administration which serves as a inter...
Women amongst other categories of people can be regarded as unreached group when the issue of access...
Leadership matters. Despite the gender issue, good leadership always matters. Good leaders and manag...
The subject of women in development has received some attention from both the African governments ...
Though evidence suggests that the proportion of women in management is increasing, doubts and prejud...