As we strive for a better future, no one is to be left behind. In Zambia, Choolwe Chimuka advocates gender inclusiveness and adult literacy of rural women. In this interview with Project Inspire Africa, Choolwe speaks about her work and its impacts. Can we meet you? My name is Choolwe Chimuka. I was born in Kabwe District of Central Province of the Republic of Zambia. I am the founder of Choolwe Foundation for Girls and Women Empowerment. I am the first child in the family of three. I am an accountant and a passionate advocate for girls’ and women’s rights. Besides advocacy, I enjoy cooking, playing football, and listening to country music. Tell us briefly your childhood experience. Growing up, I did activities that came naturally to children: moulded clay pots and clay cows, made and flew kites. I grew up under the care of my parents who instilled discipline and the fear of the Lord into me, laying a strong foundation of my life. My paren...
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