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Africa: Progress, and Challenges to Women, Peace and Security Agenda Brought to Light - Part 1

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[allAfrica] Cape Town -- Between the Covid-19 pandemic, regional conflicts, aggravated sexual and gender-based violence, as well as continuous economic hardship, the women of Africa face hardships that require a combination of education, government intervention and societal readjustment. These were some of the sentiments of the third day of the African Forum on Women Peace and Security.

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