According to the Oxfam inequality report, this is where we stand as women in Kenya:
-We earn 35% less than men — women earn only 65 cents for every shilling a man earns.
-Only 13% of us legally own agricultural land, and among the poorest families, this drops to just 4%.
-We are 5 times more likely to engage in unpaid care work, limiting our opportunities for paid employment and economic independence.
Oxfam in Kenya
Kenya's Inequality Crisis | Oxfam in Kenya
Kenya has the 15th highest extreme poverty rate in the world at 46%.1 Since 2015, an additional seven million Kenyans have fallen into extreme pove...
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