Khanyi Mlaba is an Editor and Content Manager for Global Citizen, focusing on Eastern and Southern Africa. With a passion for social justice and global issues, Khanyi's articles highlight the actions individuals can take to create positive change, with a particular emphasis on gender equity, hunger relief, climate crisis, and access to healthcare.
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Khanyi Mlaba's coverage spans across a variety of topics such as global citizen events, world affairs, energy, and culture & society. To effectively engage with her, consider offering insights related to ongoing global initiatives, cultural movements, or societal issues.
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By: Khanyi Mlaba
Since the 1980s, FGM has been viewed largely as a problem for countries in the Global South — and this needs to change immediately if we want to eradicate it.
By: Khanyi Mlaba
Across Africa, journalists are threatened, imprisoned, and killed for simply doing their job. Unfortunately, governmental authorities are often the culprits.
By: Khanyi Mlaba
Journalists are important for social justice, their work is as essential to society as any other frontline worker — and they should be protected for their work.
Some of the most detrimental diseases in Africa were brought by colonization. Despite this, the continent has had to deal with disease-linked stereotypes.
By: Khanyi
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The Economic Development Assembly joined the public and private sectors to advance an equitable and sustainable future for Africa. Find out exactly how.
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