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politics
Presidential Candidate Amira Jaber: I Seek to Break the Quota System and Strengthen the Role of Women
Amid political complexity and sectarian power-sharing, activist Amira Jaber says her presidential candidacy rests on a constitutional right, joining a crowded race of 81 contenders, including four women, nationwide elections.
labor/economy
Women’s Entrepreneurship in Yemen: Ongoing Resilience Amid Crises
Women’s entrepreneurship in Yemen is no longer merely an economic choice; it has become an existential necessity amid the continuing Yemeni crisis.
art and culture
The Sudanese Thobe: An Indelible Memory and an Identity Defying Conflict
Sudan’s thobe is a millennia-old symbol of identity. Though conflict has impacted its daily wear, it endures as a carrier of political and cultural messages and recognized global heritage.
