According to the United Nations ITU (International Telecommunication Union), an estimated skill shortfall of over 2 million jobs will be witnessed in the information and communication technology sector within the next 5 years. Girls who have acquired skills in coding, computer science and apps development will have an excellent career in the ICT sector.
Reconnue comme un droit fondamental pour la jeune fille, la scolarisation est encore freinée par certaines conceptions socioculturelles. Ce, malgré les efforts des gouvernements et des organisations internationales.
Généralement, la contraception est associée à l’image de la femme. Pourtant, les hommes devraient aujourd'hui s'impliquer dans le contrôle des naissances. Méthode hormonale, préservatifs, slip chauffant, vasectomie : les moyens de contraception masculine existent !
Contraception, also known as birth control, family planning or fertility control, is a method or device used to prevent pregnancy. There have been many myths surrounding contraception methods over the years. This unverified information leaves many people, especially youth, confused on what to do to avoid unwanted pregnancy. Read on to know what is true and what isn't so that you will be able to make the right choice when going in for contraceptives. Also, always remember to seek medical advice before taking a decision concerning your health.
Loveline, 19 ans, est tombée enceinte alors qu’elle prenait fréquemment sa pilule… elle ne comprend pas comment sa méthode a pu ndem.
Have you ever taking a walk by a clinic or hospital? You might just eavesdrop on conversations such as “je veux le Depo”. One immediately wonders if hospitals now offer mobile money services.
Comme le dit le dicton : « les mauvaises habitudes ont la peau dure » et c’est le moins que l’on puisse dire du repassage des seins.
Victims of female genital mutilation are often left with no voice than to endure the physical and psychological challenges that follows the experience.
Généralement consenti sans l’avis de la jeune fille, le mariage précoce constitue l’une des formes les plus récurrentes d’abus et de violences à l’égard des jeunes filles.
According to a UNICEF study in 2017, a whopping 31% of girls in Cameroon get married before their 18th birthday, while 10% are married before the age of 15. This very prolific phenomenon is mostly witnessed in the country's North, Far North and Adamawa regions.
