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Advocacy, African Feminisms, Featured
4 days ago
Beyond Translation: Reimagining Feminist Funding for Portuguese-Speaking Africa

“Portuguese-speaking Africa is not on the margins of Africa’s feminist movement. It is an essential part of it.” Across Africa, feminist movements have long challenged systems of inequality, responded to crises, created…

AfricanFeminism October 2, 2026
Advocacy, Africa, African Feminisms, Featured
5 days ago
Para além da tradução: repensar o financiamento feminista na África lusófona

 “A África lusófona não está à margem do movimento feminista africano. É uma parte integrante dele.” Em toda a África, os movimentos feministas há muito que desafiam os sistemas de desigualdade, respondem…

AfricanFeminism October 1, 2026
Featured
1 week ago
Who Does “Mutual Interest” Serve in an Unequal World? On EU Development Cooperation Pivot

What is mutual interest in an unequal world? That’s what I was reflecting on this week in Brussels, when I joined the  “Mutual interests in practice: How should Global Europe balance development,…

Rosebell Kagumire September 26, 2026
Advocacy, Featured
2 weeks ago
Who Defines Rights in Africa? Transnational Movements and the Unmaking of Human Rights

Globally, hard-won rights and freedoms like sexual and reproductive health and rights, hate speech legislation that protects gender and sexual minorities, gender equality laws and the concept of gender itself, together with…

AfricanFeminism September 19, 2026
Advocacy, Featured, Rights in Retreat, Rwanda
4 weeks ago
Laws and Resurgent Cultural Claims: Rwanda’s Decency Policing Erodes Women’s Freedoms

There’s been an online uproar after Rwandan National Police spokesperson ACP Rutikanga Boniface announced on public television that public indecency will be punished. On August 29, police officers threatened to beat young…

AfricanFeminism September 10, 2026
Advocacy, Featured, Namibia
1 month ago
The “Rape Tournament”: Online Humour and Normalisation of Rape Culture in Namibia

Between April 2024 and February 2025, Namibia recorded 4,405 cases of gender-based violence (GBV), of which 1,345 were cases of rape. These figures may not reflect the actual prevalence, as many incidents,…

AfricanFeminism August 31, 2026
Featured
2 months ago
Recentering African Feminist Epistemologies: A Community of Practice to Prevent and Respond to Sexual Violence

Over the past year, Liberation Alliance Africa has sustained the Building Knowledge Bridges Community of Practice on Recentering African Feminist Epistemologies to Prevent and Respond to Sexual Violence. This Community of Practice…

AfricanFeminism August 21, 2026
Featured, Senegal, Sports
July 22, 2026
Senegal’s World Cup Exit: The Price of National Honor and Women’s Safety

The reigning African champions were eliminated from the 2026 FIFA World Cup on 1 July, beaten 3-2 by Belgium in extra time in the Round of 32. The Lions of Teranga had…

AfricanFeminism July 22, 2026
Africa, Featured, The Gambia
June 30, 2026
Danger of Symbolic Leadership as The Gambia Ratifies AU Convention on Ending Violence Against Women and Girls

The problem with being first is that it can make movement look like progress. The Gambia has become the first African Union member state to ratify the African Union Convention on Ending…

AfricanFeminism June 30, 2026
Featured, Ghana
June 23, 2026
What Theatre Refuses to Let Us Ignore in The Disappearance of Reverend Armah

I knew what the play was going to be about as soon as the first act opened, and two girls ran into the audience, describing an evil that had occurred. They said,…

AfricanFeminism June 23, 2026
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