What does PAWO stand for?

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Pan African Women's Organization

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The award, which was given by the Financial Standard, Nigeria's leading business and finance newspaper, in conjunction with the Pan African Women's Organization, was to acknowledge African women who have broken new grounds in Africa and the Diaspora.

Hope Sadza bridging the education divide; What inspires a woman to ...