Drame conjugal ‘’Le patriarcat tue’’. C’est le commentaire qu’une jeune femme a fait pour déplorer le féminicide d’une adolescente de 16 ans, que ‘’son époux’’ a tuée parce que –oui l’article de…
When a comrade asked me to reflect on my year, I didn’t think much of it. Sure, I could tell you what a year it’s been, how I’ve weaved through the movement,…
This article by Mubeezi Tenda and Omolara Oriye first published by Liberation Alliance Africa is part of several responses by African feminists and liberation workers against the surge of conservative, right-wing, white…
Healing is a word we hear often. It’s a buzzword in feminist spaces, mental health conversations, and wellness industries. Yet, we rarely ask who gets to heal? Who defines what healing looks…
Violence against women and gender-diverse individuals remains pervasive in Ghana. According to the 2022 Ghana Demographic and Health Survey (GDHS), 41.6% of women aged 15 to 49 who have ever had an…
The act of reading, for me, is deeply personal—an intimate ritual that unfolds in solitude. I devour books, often late into the night, stealing moments of stillness from days that pass too…
Recent political developments in Ghana have reignited concerns over the safety and rights of LGBTQ+ individuals. After President John Mahama’s swearing-in in January 2025, he stated that the Promotion of Proper Human…
Être trans et/ou non-binaire tout en étant religieux est souvent présenté comme contradictoire, les messages religieux dominants étant souvent défavorables aux minorités sexuelles et de genre. Dans les pays francophones d’Afrique de…
Being trans and/or non-binary while being religious is often portrayed as contradictory, given the dominant religious messages are often unfavourable towards sexual and gender minorities. In French-speaking West African countries, where traditional…
There’s something beautifully complex, textures in ways that can’t always be explained but felt and layered about seeing yourself in a movie; seeing parts of yourself or all of yourself, your experiences…