The key to unlocking opportunities for women with disability in SMEs.

 


First, the image clearly matches the headline. The story talks about women with disabilities and how capacity building (skills and training) can help them succeed in small businesses. The woman in the photo is visibly disabled and still active, showing that people like her are capable and hardworking. The image supports the message that, with the right help, women with disabilities can do more.

The emotions the image brings are a mix of strength, hope, and sympathy. The woman is working on her own, which shows determination and independence. At the same time, her wheelchair and the rough path remind us of the challenges she may face. It makes the viewer feel inspired but also thoughtful about the struggles of disabled women.

There is no sign that the image is manipulated or biased. It looks natural and realistic. The photo seems to be taken in the woman’s real environment, showing her daily life. There is no editing or special effect, which helps the viewer trust the message being shown.

The composition of the image is powerful. The woman is at the center, which helps the viewer focus on her. The background shows green farmland, which suggests she is involved in agriculture. The lighting is natural and clear, making it feel like a real moment. These things help tell the story in a strong but honest way.

The image adds depth to the story. It does not just repeat the headline—it gives a real-life example. The woman represents the type of people the headline talks about. Seeing her in action helps readers connect with the issue more deeply. It also makes the idea of “capacity building” more meaningful.

If a different image were used, the reader might see the story differently. For example, if the image showed only a classroom or just a written report, the message might feel less emotional. Showing a real woman in a wheelchair doing something meaningful makes the story more powerful and human.

Compared to other images on disability or small businesses, this one is very natural and respectful. Some stories only show people looking sad or helpless, but this one shows action and ability. It gives a fresh and positive view of disability.

Lastly, the image has both cultural and political meaning. In many parts of Africa, people with disabilities are often left out of work or education. Showing a woman with a disability working hard on her farm in a rural area reminds us that these women need more support. It also quietly speaks to leaders and policymakers to pay attention to this issue.


BY: TORGBENYA MABEL 

#VisualStorytelling #IVS2025 #UniMACIFT 

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