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Ksju [112]
2 years ago
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What are POWA's successes​

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NikAS [45]2 years ago
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Some of POWA's successes are:

  • Reduction of violence against women
  • Provision of basic amenities for abused women
  • Women empowerment, etc.

The People Opposing Women Abuse is a Non-governmental organization that caters to the needs of abused women in Africa.

<h3>What is POWA?</h3>

This is an acronym that stands for People Opposing Women Abuse and it has its headquarters in South Africa.

Hence, we can see that this NGO was founded in 1979 and it undertakes campaigns, projects, and research related to violence against women in Africa.

They have recorded so many successes over the years and helped countless women escape from abuse and also empowered them to cater for themselves through skill acquisition and many more efforts.

Read more about POWA here:

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