An elderly woman rides a motorcycle in Ajmer, Rajasthan; video goes viral
A video of an elderly woman confidently riding a motorcycle in Ajmer, Rajasthan, has gone viral on social media.
Who was the therapist Gabriela Martins, who died at 31 years old in São Paulo
Gabriela Martins, a therapist known for her work in positive psychology, passed away at the age of 31 due to complications from in vitro fertilization in São Paulo.
Halle Berry reveals what she no longer does in the bedroom since meeting her fiancé
Actress Halle Berry discusses her evolved perspective on intimacy and self-pleasure since getting engaged to Van Hunt.
Pawan, Khesari's career over? Akshara said - Where are their films?
Actress Akshara Singh asserts that the Bhojpuri film industry is undergoing a significant transformation where female actors now dominate and male actors face a lack of work.
Women-led enterprise uses latex to create sustainable jewelry and generate income in the Amazon
A women's-led initiative in the Amazon is reshaping fashion and promoting environmental preservation by crafting sustainable jewelry from latex.
The Guerrero Family: The Empowerment and Decline of the Family in Service of ‘Mencho’
The article discusses the crucial relationship between Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, alias 'El Mencho', and the Guerrero family in solidifying the Jalisco New Generation Cartel's territorial control in western Mexico.
N’East governors assert child protection amid rising armed group recruitment
North-East Nigerian governors emphasize the importance of education and youth empowerment in preventing the recruitment of children into armed groups.
NIWA Lagos boss bags Nelson Mandela Award
Sarat Braimah, the Lagos Area Manager of the National Inland Waterways Authority, received the Nelson Mandela Pan-African Leadership Award for her contributions to national service and youth empowerment.
NITDA equips Enugu youths with digital tools
The National Information Technology Development Agency has equipped 50 young innovators in Enugu State with digital tools to promote digital inclusion and economic growth.
Anja Gmeinwieser's debut novel 'We Queens': 'I don't rule the world, I just do my job'
Anja Gmeinwieser's debut novel explores the lives of two women navigating personal crises against the backdrop of violence in the Piemont Alps and the EU's border with Turkey.
Caserta, the City of Women
The International Festival 'Caserta - The City of Women' was announced in Rome as a significant global celebration of female excellence.
'Even without seeing, I chose to be seen': candidate from RJ with visual impairment competes in Miss Plus Size 2026
Ana Lubel, a visually impaired contestant from Rio de Janeiro, is participating in the Miss Plus Size Nacional Online 2026, viewing it as a platform for empowerment and resilience.
Kelsang Pedron is the first pilot of a Chinese fighter jet in Xizang: 'My dream is to protect the sky'
Kelsang Pedron has become the first pilot of a Chinese fighter jet in Xizang, expressing her aspiration to safeguard the skies.
Actress Lavinia Wilson: 'There is still a deeply ingrained misogyny'
Lavinia Wilson discusses her diverse acting roles and highlights ongoing issues of misogyny in the industry.
'When asked about the Epstein files, I was arrested', said Pranav Jha
Pranav Jha, AICC national secretary, emphasized the importance of understanding and being sympathetic to the feelings of youth, acknowledging that they sometimes act on their emotions in ways that may not seem right.
The 'Ladies' Project' returns with vibrant conversations and sparkling energy
The talk show 'Ladies' Project' hosted by Rita Paula returns on March 3rd, bringing discussions on women's maturity and practical advice for a fulfilling life.
Now I Can Stand Up for Myself at the Office, Arrange Doctors for My Children. How Slovak Lessons Help People from Poverty
Mária Takáčová leads a language program aimed at empowering people in poverty in Slovakia, helping them to gain independence and secure employment.
Barbro Ehnbom and the Swedish Female Leadership Candidate
Barbro Ehnbom is linked to Jeffrey Epstein through emails revealing her sending images of young women to him, and she is known for her leadership programs for women in Sweden.
Nigeria: Govt, World Bank Train 1,500 Kano Youths in Carpentry, Others
The Nigerian government, in collaboration with the World Bank, has launched a vocational training program to empower over 1,500 youths in Kano.
NJ Democrats push ‘F---ICE Act’ to let residents sue over immigration enforcement
New Jersey Democrats propose the 'F---ICE Act' allowing residents to sue for unlawful immigration enforcement practices following a federal incident in Jersey City.
'Delas Day': with the presence of Giovanna Antonelli, Pequena Lô, and Natália Beauty, event for women opens registrations
The 'Delas Day' event in Campo Grande focuses on empowering women, featuring notable speakers and a range of support facilities.
After the Wedding Farewell, the Bride Attended an Interview Instead of Going to Her In-laws
In a unique turn of events in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, a bride chose to attend a job interview shortly after her wedding instead of going to her in-laws' house.
“What now?” – why women-led businesses rarely enter the global market
Women-led businesses often remain smaller in scale and less impactful in economic contributions compared to their male counterparts, with a focus on local markets, as highlighted by data from Latvia and studies by OECD and the World Bank.
Expert's advice: ask yourself this question to find out if your training plan is logical
The article discusses the evolving perception of strength training, particularly among women, who are increasingly taking to the weights despite previous stereotypes about its effects.
Eileen Gu: "I am a nerd and I am not afraid to take risks. Girls, you must try!"
Eileen Gu, the freestyle skiing champion, reflects on her Olympic achievements and encourages young girls to take risks and pursue their dreams.
Women Transforming Financial Power
The article discusses the significant shift in wealth control from men to women, highlighting that by 2030 women are expected to control more wealth than ever before in history.
'By the strength of good governance, UP is among the top 3 states in the country', CM Yogi's 'letter' to the people of the state
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has written a letter to the residents of the state, highlighting the achievements of governance and social policies that have positioned UP among the top three states in India.
Award-winning play 'Emaranhada' arrives in Belém talking about the self-esteem of Black children
The play 'Emaranhada', highlighting the self-esteem and empowerment of Black children, makes its debut in Belém, featuring a narrative centered around a young girl named Mavi.
'I Used to Sleep Without Knowing I Was Being Raped': Gisèle Pelicot Details the Horror of 10 Years of Being Violated by Her Husband to Fantástico
Gisèle Pelicot, a French woman, recounts her harrowing experience of being drugged and raped by her husband for a decade, prompting her to share her story to prevent victim-blaming.
Samba Parades feature two nights celebrating tradition, spirituality, and female empowerment
The Samba Parades in São Luís highlighted traditional and creative performances, drawing thousands to the Passarela do Samba.
'I am a citizen of São Paulo,' says Daniela Mercury on the 10th anniversary of the Pipoca da Rainha bloc
Daniela Mercury celebrated the 10th anniversary of her bloc, Pipoca da Rainha, in São Paulo, emphasizing her connection to the city and its cultural richness.
A decision made at 16 changed the life of a bearded woman forever
Harnaam Kaur, once tormented by facial hair, now embraces her beard and makes light of the stares she receives.
All stutterers in the world get vindication in a Finnish debut novel to love
The novel 'Maamaa' by Finnish debut author Stefanie Tuurna portrays the protagonist Akira, who overcomes bullying and uses her stutter as a driving force in her life.
"I Shine".. The Story of Rawan, the First Quran Memorizer with Down Syndrome
Rawan, a 30-year-old Jordanian woman with Down syndrome, is celebrated as the first Quran memorizer with her condition, showcasing her accomplishments and challenging societal perceptions.
Niger-Delta Games: Sports, an instrument of unity, empowerment — Tinubu
President Tinubu emphasizes the role of sports in fostering unity and empowering youth at the opening of the Niger Delta Games in Edo State.
Lucie Vondráčková: I Enjoy Playing Sarcastic Women Who Abuse Their Power
Czech artist Lucie Vondráčková expresses her enjoyment in portraying sarcastic female characters who wield their power for personal gain.
How Nigerian women are lured into prostitution in Ghana — Community women’s leader, Ani
Franca Ani discusses the troubling plight of Nigerian women and girls who are drawn into prostitution and cheap labor in Ghana.
Students on shopping trips. How participatory school budgets work
The article discusses participatory school budgets in Poland and their impact on students and educational environments.
União de Maricá is the champion of the Série Ouro and parades in the Special Group in 2027
União de Maricá won the Série Ouro championship and will parade in the Special Group of the Rio Carnival in 2027.
Registrations open for free Easter egg making course in Petrolina
Registrations have begun for a free course on Easter egg making in Petrolina, Brazil, aimed specifically at women.
Blumenau hosts 'Partiu Café Antonietas' with Eveline Poncio and Patrícia Silveira; registrations open
A special breakfast event for women will take place in Blumenau, Brazil, featuring discussions on women's empowerment and communication.
'We should command AI...', said PM Modi
PM Modi emphasizes the importance of democratizing AI to ensure it promotes inclusion and empowerment, particularly for the Global South.
Evelyn Salgado calls on women and older adults to register for Wellbeing Programs
The governor of Guerrero, Evelyn Salgado Pineda, calls on women aged 60 and older as well as seniors above 65 to register in social programs aimed at providing financial support.
Bad Bunny reminds us that the coffee economy reflects the tensions of America
Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny, performing in São Paulo, symbolizes Latin American identity empowerment and highlights the economic disparities in the coffee trade influenced by historical tensions between the US and Latin America.
1,000 Osun students receive free UTME, WAEC forms
Around 1,000 underprivileged students in Osun State have received free examination forms to support their access to higher education.
A documentary film about the success story of the Estonian women's ice hockey team is coming to theaters
A new documentary titled 'Hõbekontsadel' highlights the achievements and stories of the Estonian women's ice hockey team.
After the suicide of his friends and at just 17, he broke the taboo and created a refuge for those who suffer
Lautaro Espinoza, at 19, shares his journey from suicidal thoughts to creating a refuge for mental health support after experiencing the loss of friends to suicide.
Revelers enjoy carnival blocks on Ash Wednesday in Rio
In Rio de Janeiro, several carnival blocks are celebrating on Ash Wednesday, highlighting women's participation and issues like structural machismo.
The Empowerment of Religious Courts to Decide Civil Matters is a Step That Will Harm the Most Vulnerable in Society
The Israeli Knesset has taken another step toward transforming the country into a halachic state by expanding the powers of religious courts to adjudicate civil matters.
Teriba urges women to exploit FG aviation policies
Bukola Teriba encourages women in the aviation industry to leverage favorable government policies for career advancement.