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Colombia highlights women's economic role on International Women's Day
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On the eve of International Women's Day, Colombia highlights advances in female leadership and the care economy, which accounts for nearly 20% of GDP and is mostly shouldered by women. While laws like 1413 of 2010 have made unpaid work visible, challenges remain such as the wage gap and unequal domestic burden. The country ranks fourth globally in women in high-level positions, at 43.4%.
A fresh political wave is building in Kenya ahead of the 2027 general elections, with numerous women declaring bids for governor positions across various counties. These candidates, including MPs and other leaders, are backed by prominent figures and cite unresolved local issues. The trend signals shifting dynamics in Kenyan politics.
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Colombia's First Senate Commission approved a bill to eradicate female genital mutilation, leaving it one step from becoming law. The proposal emphasizes prevention, victim care, and community work in affected areas.
Storvreta Ungdom IBK and KAIS Mora UIF played to a draw in a women's floorball match in the division 1 GUD promotion series. The game took place at Storvreta Sporthall on Saturday and ended 3-3.
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During President Claudia Sheinbaum's morning conference on March 11, 2026, Women’s Secretary Citlalli Hernández announced an agreement with Google, Meta, and TikTok to prevent and address digital violence against women. Elon Musk's platform X did not join the pact, citing a lack of offices in Mexico. Hernández criticized X as one of the networks with the fewest mechanisms to combat this type of violence.
A report from Zostel highlights a significant increase in solo female travel bookings in India, rising from 33,357 in 2018 to 92,192 in 2025. This fivefold surge since the pandemic is driven by greater financial independence and cultural shifts. Popular destinations include Goa, Jaipur, and Gokarna, chosen for their safety and accessibility.
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Mexican chef Adriana Cavita discusses her love for London in a Michelin Guide interview timed for International Women’s Day. She highlights her Marylebone restaurant Cavita and a special dinner event featuring female chefs. The conversation covers the significance of the day and London’s dining scene.
Ethiopia targets 4 million women for digital ID registration in one week
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March 09, 2026 09:08Egypt and South Africa highlight women's role in water management