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African Woman picking tomatoes in a Tray at a local market
Featured
December 1, 2022
Not Logical, Not Inevitable: Austerity Measures are Gendered and Make Equality out of Reach in Our Lifetime

At the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, the gripping images of militarised response to contain the virus spread in Uganda couldn’t be missed. Images of women traders and market vendors beaten by…

Rosebell Kagumire December 1, 2022
A woman carrying luggage and a child in Accra Ghana
Featured
November 28, 2022
Violence Against Women and Girls: Racing Against Austerity in Ghana

The emergence of neoliberalism has led to dire consequences for women and other marginalized groups. Today, citizens, especially women, are coerced to sacrifice their dignity as a result of the introduction of…

AfricanFeminism November 28, 2022
Featured
November 15, 2022
African Women and Girls demand Socially Just and Inclusive Energy Transition from COP27

African states must safeguard their policy space, especially amidst current and emerging neoliberal policy frameworks such as the ECT, that have the potential to limit the pursuance of their climate and development interests.

AfricanFeminism November 15, 2022
Featured
November 1, 2022
African Women and Youth Leading the Fight Against Climate Change: We are No Longer Asking

From November 8 -16, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) will host its 27th Convention of Parties (COP27) in Sharm El-Sheik, Egypt. The conference, convened by the Egyptian Presidency,…

AfricanFeminism November 1, 2022
Featured
October 29, 2022
Feminists Challenge Rape Culture in Togolese Cinema Festival
Le Salon du Cinéma au Féminin is a festival aiming to highlight women's work in cinema. This show which is the initiative of the young Ivorian director Rita Ambeu was held, for…
AfricanFeminism October 29, 2022
Featured, Poetry
October 27, 2022
Lena Anyuolo’s Poetry Collection ‘Rage and Bloom’ Explores Multiplicity of Self

I’m a million different people From one day to the next I can’t change my mould– The Verve    In ‘Rage and Bloom’, writer and community organizer Lena Anyuolo weaves together a…

AfricanFeminism October 27, 2022
African woman using a phone smiling
Featured
October 12, 2022
Resistance & Connection: an African Feminist Perspective for Decolonizing the Internet

The internet is a potent instrument and platform for feminists and women’s rights advocates to organize, influence, connect and be in solidarity for social, economic, and political rights and freedoms.

AfricanFeminism October 12, 2022
Advocacy, Featured
October 5, 2022
The Throne and Our trouble with Intersectionality
It was my second time watching The Throne, yet this play's magic took hold of me like it did the first time. Written by one of Sierra Leone's finest minds Oumar Farouk…
AfricanFeminism October 5, 2022
Advocacy, Featured
August 27, 2022
Colonial Modesty Scam: When Africa’s ‘Leading Gender Equal’ Country Polices Women’s Dressing

On 7 August, Liliane Mugabekazi, 24, was arrested and charged in Rwanda for wearing a sheer dress to a concert. She spent 12 days in police custody before being released on bail…

AfricanFeminism August 27, 2022
African Feminisms, Agency, Featured
July 31, 2022
Between Taboos and Freedom: Reproductive Justice at the Centre of Pan-African Resistance

I must have been about 14 years growing up in the late 90s in rural Uganda when I overheard a conversation about abortion by a group of women. It was one of…

Rosebell Kagumire July 31, 2022
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