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How to bridge gender leadership divide during COVID-19 pandemic - NewsDay Zimbabwe

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IN the global healthcare sector, women represent around 70% of the workforce, but hold only 25% of senior leadership positions.

The post How to bridge gender leadership divide during COVID-19 pandemic appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.

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