Corruption: Its evils and how it has penetrated on the bodies of women
Corruption: Its evils and how it has penetrated on the bodies of women. The 30 th African Union (AU) Summit kicked off on the 22 nd of January 2018 at the headquarters of the pan-African bloc (in Addis Ababa) under the theme "Winning the Fight against Corruption: A Sustainable Path to Africa's Transformation." Through FEMNET’s support I was able to attend the GIMAC (Gender Is My AgendaCampaign) AU Pre-Summit that continued to keep in line with the main summit’s theme (Corruption and Governance: Impact and way out for Women, Children and Youths). Over and above the very informative and profound 8 discussions that took place at the GIMAC meeting, one thing stood out to be true: corruption has infiltrated every area of society and adversely affected women and girls above all other key populations. The rot of corruption has infiltrated the education sector, women’s health care, public service delivery, the extractive industry, governance, electoral processes an