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Hope for Africa's Children: Steps Taken to Solve Their Problems
Hope for Africa's Children: Steps Taken to Solve Their Problems
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Despite the challenges facing children in Africa, including poverty, conflict, and limited access to education and health care, governments and... 18.06.2024, Sputnik Africa
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Hope for Africa's Children: Steps Taken to Solve Their Problems
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Despite the challenges faced by children in Africa, including poverty, conflict, and limited access to education and healthcare, governments and non-government organizations are working together to help children overcome adversity and build a brighter future. Global South Pole joined experts to discuss the progress made in addressing these issues.
Governments and NGOs across Africa have been making significant progress in tackling the numerous challenges facing children in Africa, particularly in the health sector, Clemence Tauya Nhliziyo, a Zimbabwean education policy expert and child rights specialist, says.Emediong Akpabio, CEO and founder of the Child Solidarity Group, a Nigeria-based non-profit that focuses on the economic and social rights of children and women across the continent, explains that there is still a long way to go because these issues vary in different regions of Africa.In conclusion, the Nigerian expert says that governments need to pay more attention to “child-focused” institutions in order to address the vulnerabilities of children and bring them out of crisis. Meanwhile, Nhliziyo emphasizes the need for governments to strengthen policies that protect children's rights on the continent.To find out what else our guests had to say, tune in to the Global South Pole podcast, brought to you by Sputnik Africa.In addition to the website, you can also catch our episodes on Telegram.► You can also listen to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Deezer, Castbox, Pocket Casts, Afripods, Podcast Addict, Overcast, Google Podcasts.► Check out all the episodes of Global South Pole.
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Hope for Africa's Children: Steps Taken to Solve Their Problems
18:41 18.06.2024 (Updated: 12:37 19.06.2024) Despite the challenges facing children in Africa, including poverty, conflict, and limited access to education and health care, governments and non-governmental organizations are working together to help children overcome adversity and build brighter futures. Global South Pole joined experts to discuss the progress made in addressing these issues.
Governments and NGOs across Africa have been making significant progress in tackling the numerous challenges facing children in Africa, particularly in the health sector, Clemence Tauya Nhliziyo, a Zimbabwean education policy expert and child rights specialist, says.
“We have seen African governments […] trying to invest more in health infrastructure to make sure that we [Africa] fight these diseases that are affecting children,” the expert explains.
Emediong Akpabio, CEO and founder of the Child Solidarity Group, a Nigeria-based non-profit that focuses on the economic and social rights of children and women across the continent, explains that there is still a long way to go because these issues vary in different regions of Africa.
“Issues differ from region to region […] The Sahel region is faced with issues of political conflicts. It's also faced with issues of armed conflicts, terrorism […]. Now, for all of these things, in whatever dimension you want to think of it, children in the region of Sahel are affected differently from children in other parts of sub-Saharan Africa,” he stresses.
In conclusion, the Nigerian expert says that governments need to pay more attention to “child-focused” institutions in order to address the vulnerabilities of children and bring them out of crisis. Meanwhile, Nhliziyo emphasizes the need for governments to strengthen policies that protect children's rights on the continent.
To find out what else our guests had to say, tune in to the Global South Pole podcast, brought to you by Sputnik Africa.
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