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    Women Empowerment: My Opinion Women Empowerment
    Women Empowerment: My Opinion Women Empowerment
    Women Empowerment: My Opinion Women Empowerment
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    Women Empowerment: My Opinion Women Empowerment

    By katucia Moussongo Bitsaka

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    My Opinion Women Empowerment - Women Empowerment. A non-fiction novel which depict the history of women all over the world. From genesis to where we are today. Our fight,our evolution and the reason why we are still demanding freedom. All in one book, easy to read, easy to handle.
    We are women, women; we are beautiful creatures and daughters of God. We have power in our hands. And though considered as the weakest, we are the strongest.
    We are all concerned.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherkatucia Moussongo Bitsaka
    Release dateOct 12, 2017
    ISBN9781370255535
    Women Empowerment: My Opinion Women Empowerment
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    katucia Moussongo Bitsaka

    www.katuciamoussongo.com Ms Moussongo Bitsaka Sabrina Katucia is a student at Vaal University of Technology. Creative, dynamic and hardworking lady. She has completed her National Diploma in Public Relations, Baccalaureus of Technologies Degree (B-Tech) and is in the process of completing a Master in Public Relations this year.  Editor-in-chief of the first Alliance Française’s of Vanderbijlpark magazine: “Alliance Française’s magazine” (year 2015). Editor -in-chief of “BANTU OF VAAL” (Gabonese students publication 2017) s of life” magazines 2017. One day, she decided to take the road of writing. Editor -in-chief of “THOUGHTS OF LIFE" Ebook 1: BLUES ( SEPTEMBER 2017) Ebook 2: My opinion on women 

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      Women Empowerment - katucia Moussongo Bitsaka

      MY OPINION ON WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

      KATUCIA MOUSSONGO BITSAKA

      Copyright © 2017 Katucia Moussongo Bitsaka

      Published by Katucia Moussongo Bitsaka Publishing at Smashwords

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or any information storage or retrieval system without permission from the copyright holder.

      The Author has made every effort to trace and acknowledge sources/resources/individuals. In the event that any images/information have been incorrectly attributed or credited, the Author will be pleased to rectify these omissions at the earliest opportunity.

      Katucia Moussongo Bitsaka is an author from Gabon. In her last year of Masters in Public Relations, one day, she decided to take the road of writing. She first published her book BLUES WE ARE ALL CONCERNED in September 2017.

      To my Mum Issoutou Pauline and all women in the world

      We have been undermined for years, taken as objects of acquisition by men. What we could only do was to clean, cook and make babies. Most of the time, we had no speech to make or no opinion to give. A few men have treated us with respect as princesses, but as for the rest, we were just belongings or the missing link to beget an heir. We have fought for our freedom because of the harsh treatment. We have fought to have a place in society and to be considered as human beings.

      Some of our mothers, who could make it to school, have said NO to women abuse. They said NO to the silent slavery hidden under the word submission.

      Since the foundation of the world, we have been accused by men. We have been seen as being responsible for the fall of humanity. The first man that ever existed, started it.

      12 Then the man said, The woman whom You gave to be with me, she gave me of the tree, and I ate. Genesis 3 (New King

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