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Kenya should do more to make gender parity a reality

NAIROBI: Kenya will on Thursday host the 5th Africa Public Service Day (APSD) celebrations, with corruption as the major challenge to Africa’s set developmental goals and specifically, the advancement of women.

African women constitute over half of the continent’s population and should be well represented in public service and administration. Such desired representation, they have argued, will enable them to contribute significantly to the accomplishment of the Africa Agenda 2063.

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