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Brig Paul Kahuria Njema
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"Honoring Women’s Achievements and Impact on International Women’s Day"
Marked annually on March 8th, IWD is one of the most important days of the year to celebrate women’s achievements, educate and raise awareness about women's equality. There is no limit to what we as women can accomplish. On this special occasion, I wish to celebrate not only what we have achieved, but the strength, resilience and brilliance we bring daily.
May this day be a reminder of our worth and powerful impact we have on the world.
“Empowering Generations for a Just Future”
As the world commemorates International Women’s Day 2025, we are reminded that the pursuit of equality is not just a vision, it is a call to action. This year’s theme urges us to break down barriers, uphold equal rights, and create boundless opportunities for all, forging a feminist future where no one is left behind.
At the core of this undertaking lies the empowerment of future generations, equipping young women with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to drive lasting change. Women have long been at the forefront of peacebuilding, governance, and leadership, shaping nations and communities with resilience and vision.
“The rise of women is not about the fall of men”
International Women's Day provides for a valuable opportunity to buttress the fact that everybody has a part to play in forging a more gender-balanced world. As we enter into an era marked by significant progress and inclusivity, one where gender equality and women’s leadership continue to gain momentum, it is essential to emphasize that the rise of women does not equate to the fall of men. The idea that men must fall in order for women to rise is a misconception that can lead to short-term solutions and perpetuate inequality.
“Accelerate Action”
In marking this year’s International Women’s’ Day, we celebrate all the women leading movements for peace and to rebuild communities. War, violent conflict, terrorism and violent extremism have differential and devastating consequences for women and girls.
In the face of this, women are all over the world are leading movements for peace and to rebuild communities, and there is evidence showing that women’s participation in peace processes contributes to longer, more resilient peace after conflict.