Out of Land but Full of Production Power
by dr edonna | September 1, 2009 at 10:53 PM
This article is part of a writing assignment for Voices of Our Future, which is providing rigorous web 2.0 and new media training for 31 emerging women leaders. We are speaking out for social change from some of the most forgotten corners of the world. Meet Us.
Comments
Great!
I think land and land ownership is very significant. If women are to be truly economically independent in many parts of Africa issues of land ownership have to be addressed. Great Job
Yes!!
I have truly come to this realization myself, and Africa will become a more productive country. If women are contributing over 80% of the production, by renting land and working on others land, imagine what we could do if we owned our own land and had more decision making power. Then Africa would move within a fraction of the time, to become a first world nation!!!