JOHANNESBURG – Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula is a prominent feminist, activist, and defender of the rights of women, children, and the poorest people in Africa. Born in a small village on the outskirts of Zambia, she suffered inequality and injustice at an early age. She saw bright moments of opportunity amidst hardship and ignorance.

Her dedication to the struggle for equality, social justice, and better living conditions for the most vulnerable groups of people has made her one of the most prominent figures in the fight for human rights on the continent.

Since 1993, Mapisa-Nqakula has been fighting for the rights of women, children, and the underprivileged. She is an ardent defender of women’s rights in Africa.

She actively advocates for gender equality, fights against discrimination and violence towards women, and works to improve the living conditions and opportunities for women in various spheres of society. Also, she is dedicated to the defense of children’s rights in Africa.

Her activities focus on ensuring children’s access to education, health care, and protection against exploitation and violence. She aims to provide a favorable environment for the proper growth of children, to protect them from all types of violations, and to ensure equal opportunities for all children.

After all, she believes that children are the foundation of a future society, and therefore their needs and rights deserve to be at the forefront of building a more equitable and humane society.

Another of Nosiviwe’s core activities includes fighting for the rights of the poorest people in Africa. She is dedicated to advocating for the interests of and improving the lives of people who are categorized as being impoverished. Her objective is to create more equal opportunities for all people, no matter what their social status, income, or education level.

She recognizes and decries the social inequalities and discrimination the poorest people experience. She stands for the improvement of access to social services such as healthcare, education, and housing, and the provision of support and aid to the poorest groups in order to help them overcome their poverty and improve their conditions.

In addition, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula works to eliminate corruption and unscrupulous practices that can exacerbate poverty and infringe on the rights of the poorest people in society. She strives to build a system that will equitably distribute resources and ensure access to opportunities for all, regardless of their social status.

Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula’s strength and determination in fighting for the rights of women, children, and the poorest people make her a strong example of a leader and defender of the vulnerable. Her efforts inspire not only the citizens of Africa but also give hope for a more equitable and just future for everyone.

African Times has published this article in partnership with CAJ News