The recent appointment of Judith Suminwa Tuluka as the prime minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo is a significant milestone for the nation and the African continent. Tuluka’s appointment signifies a shift in political dynamics and highlights female leaders’ gradual but steady rise in traditionally male-dominated spheres. As of January 10, 2024, 28 women were serving as heads of state and government across 26 countries worldwide. While this progress is encouraging, the slow pace of advancement implies that gender parity at the highest echelons of power may not be achieved for another 130 years. This reality highlights the urgent need for concerted efforts to increase women’s inclusion in executive government positions globally.

Tracing The Trajectory Of World Women In Power

To truly grasp the significance of the present moment, we must journey back through history, tracing the evolution of women’s leadership since the aftermath of World War II. 

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