Recently, I saw a tweet from a person who wondered if being rude comes with being a feminist. And if the panel on the conversation on, “End of Politeness: African Feminist Movements…
On one rainy night in early August in Khartoum, while I was driving back home, a car stopped right next to mine. In the passenger’s seat, there was a young woman in…
As the rest of the world is more than half way through its year, we are starting off a new one in Ethiopia. Walking into 2012, while we all have plans and…
In February this year, the government of Uganda guaranteed a loan of $379 million to Finasi, a private Italian company with dubious business dealings to construct a specialised hospital in Uganda. The…
As a feminist and international development practitioner and advocate, I am privileged to hold leadership and access to decision making spaces in various capacities. This provides me with opportunities to work towards…
I sit here staring at my laptop willing for words to come to me. I am absolutely broken and horrified. It is September 2, 2019, and a man who works at post…
I refresh the browser. A new email with the title ‘Complaint’ appears. The name of the sender is not familiar to me, so I am curious and hurriedly open it to read. …
It’s really baffling when what should be a simple choice every morning takes one a lot of careful thinking on the impact of your day ahead. Deciding if you want to wear…
I am constantly seeking to build on my feminist knowledge and I spend most of my free time trawling through social media, blogs and any source readily available for black and/or African…
Nigeria is one of the most religious countries in the world where more than 90 percent of people identify as religious. Both old and new religious players and faith you will find…