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March 08, 2025
UN report shows gains in gender equality, but at slow and uneven pace

A new U.N. Women's report, Women’s Rights in Review 30 Years After Beijing, looks into both progress and ongoing challenges in achieving women’s rights, including in some parts of Africa. Hosts Auriane Itangisha and Simegnish Yekoye of VOA's Our Voices TV program, spoke with the Deputy Executive Director for U.N. Women, Sarah Hendriks about the report's findings.
February 27, 2025
Breaking children’s disability barriers in Burundi

After facing numerous challenges trying to find mobility options for her young daughter with a disability, Dr. Tania Gahima, a Burundian family medical doctor, took matter into her own hands and began developing wheelchair options in her home country. Speaking to VOA’s Auriane Itangishaka, Dr. Gahima shares how she began manufacturing, and how her organization, Nganinka, helps children with disabilities across Burundi.
February 04, 2025
African heads of state urged to adopt ethical artificial intelligence practices

African heads of state have received an open letter from Africa AI Forum urging immediate action on responsible use of artificial intelligence. The Forum comprised by leaders in African AI Innovation highlight the software’s transformative potential in education, healthcare, agriculture, and economic growth. The letter, authored by 3 guding voices of the Africa AI Forum, warns of AI risks such as misinformation and worsening inequalities. Leaders are called to act decisively, ensuring artificial intelligence is harnessed for progress and not harm. VOA’s Auriane Itangishaka spoke to Jacques Bonjawo, the president of Africa AI Forum, and a signatory of the open letter on Africa's ethical ways using artificial intelligence.
November 06, 2024
Voters in DC and Maryland share what they're expecting from US candidates

VOA’s Auriane Itangishaka makes stops at two voting polls, the historic Eastern Market in downtown Washington, D.C. as well as the suburb of Fort Washington in Maryland, to see how people feel about the 2024 U.S. elections and what they're expecting from candidates.
September 20, 2024
Our Voices 637: Abortion debate in Africa

On this week’s Our Voices, hosts Auriane Itangishaka, Ginny Niwa and Simegnish Yekoye look at how the U.S. Supreme Court’s historic decision to limit abortion rights has shaped global policies, including in Africa. We look at the different perceptions and beliefs relating to sexual and reproductive health in Africa. The conversation will also touch on the ongoing pro-choice and pro-life debates on the continent.
December 09, 2021
Author Explores Impact of Social Media on Young Women [03:34]

Heather Carter, author of the book “Soul-Selfie” says there is a direct correlation between change of behavior and repetitive viewing of TikTok videos by young women. For Our Voices, VOA’s Auriane Itangishaka speaks with Carter about this impact of social media.
December 09, 2021
Ugandan Social Media Influencer Says Consistency is Key for Online Success [04:20]

Ugandan media practitioner and social media influencer Zahara Totto says the key to online success is consistency, finding your niche and choosing the correct online platform to showcase your content. For Our Voices, VOA’s Auriane Itangishaka spoke to Totto about generating an income online.
December 09, 2021
Kenyan Digital Creator Speaks on Fashion, Lifestyle and Travel [03:59]

Silvia Njoki, a Kenyan online content creator, fashion blogger and influencer with over 100,000 followers, uses her blog to showcase her travel experiences, love of photography and passion for fashion. For Our Voices, VOA’s Auriane Itangishaka spoke to Njoki about her creating online content..
December 02, 2020
Ethiopian Airlines Survives COVID-19 Travel Slump

The airline expanded its cargo capacity to stay viable

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