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Maud Chifamba lost her father when she was five, in 2002 before she started first grade. At that time, her mother diagnosed with cancer could not care for her and her brother, whom is two years younger.

In 2005, when she was in grade 3, during the mid-year exams, she was mistakenly given a grade 4 exam paper, on which she scored 100%. The following term during the same year, she requested a grade 5 test paper, on which she achieved the highest score. She proceeded to grade seven and scored 6 units.

As fees for high school were a challenge, she studied on her own from home and completed her Ordinary Level in just two years, in 2009. She was later identified by the Ministry of Education and awarded financial assistance for her advanced level in which she scored 12 points in 2011.

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in on Radio 702 Senior project leader for building inclusive society at IJR Kenneth Lukuko says it is important to understand the issues of masculinity that characterise men who abuse women.

16 days of activism against women and child abuse: How do we get men actively involved? - Early Breakfast with Abongile Nzelenzele - Omny.fm Guest: Kenneth Lukuko Senior Project Leader for Building Inclusive Society at IJR  

TODAY IS THE INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR WOMEN HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDERS !!!

In relation to the 16 Days of Activism Campaign this day is was launched in 2004 for the recognition and protection of women human rights defenders who are activists advocating for the realization of all human rights for all people.

The day asserts that women fighting for human rights and all activists defending women’s rights face specific violations as a result of their advocacy or their gender.

November 29th is a day of recognition for women human rights defenders, and is a day to commemorate activism, advocacy and courageous acts of resistance.