Only six players of Cup-holders Nigeria were still being expected at the team’s camp in Casablanca, Morocco on Sunday night, following the arrival of more players at the Hotel Marriott as 15 players trained at the La Noria Club in the evening.
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BERLIN: Men are more likely than women to use outside job opportunities as leverage to negotiate higher pay in their existing jobs, helping drive persistent gender wage gaps, according to a study by the Rockwool Foundation Berlin seen by Reuters and published on Sunday.
As formal employment remains scarce in the country, a growing number of women are finding ways to earn a living through the informal economy.
For decades, US anti-abortion groups have lobbied domestically and abroad for restricting access to abortion. In the US, their biggest success was the reversal of Roe v. Wade. Now, the Trump administration is delivering new momentum to the movement exporting “family values” to nations overseas.
Imagine being nine months pregnant with no clinic to give birth in and no skilled birth attendant anywhere within reach. This was the reality for 73,000 women who were weeks away from their due date in my native province of Sindh, Pakistan, when catastrophic floods submerged the region in 2022. At that moment, there were…
Nigeria’s women’s tennis team has achieved a historic milestone by securing promotion to the Billie Jean King Cup Europe/Africa Group II for the first time. This feat was accomplished after the team defeated hosts Botswana 2-1 in the promotion playoff at the 2026 Europe/Africa Group III qualifiers in Gaborone.
For decades, protection has been treated as something Nigerians buy only when they are forced to—an insurance policy for the unexpected, disconnected from the rest of their financial lives.
Worldwide, women carry the greatest burden of malnutrition. More than two-thirds of women of childbearing age don’t get enough of at least one micronutrient.
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KISUMU, Kenya (AP) — For decades, U.S. anti-abortion groups have lobbied domestically and abroad for restricting access to abortion. In the U.S., their biggest success was the reversal of Roe v. Wade. Now, the Trump administration is delivering new momentum to the movement exporting “family values” to nations overseas.