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Black and queer is a class apart in African literature
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Environment
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RWA Zimbabwe holds a national meeting annually as a safe platform for rural women to learn, share experiences and exchange
Rural Women's Assembly
October 2, 2023
Gender & Sexuality
Feminist Agroecology School in Zambia
The five-day feminist agroecology school was held to help rural women gain understanding of the relationship between women and nature.
Rural Women's Assembly
October 2, 2023
Environment
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A new form of exploitation of the human race, efforts to reduce the impact of climate change have emerged in
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October 2, 2023
Gender & Sexuality
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The Swaziland Rural Women’s Assembly with their 3rd national congress presented the realities of building an organization in times of
Rural Women's Assembly
October 2, 2023
Gender & Sexuality
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Stepping into the land of Mozambique, Boane, is like entering a realm where resilience and hope thrive amidst challenges.
Rural Women's Assembly
October 2, 2023
Gender & Sexuality
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People are promised jobs and development but mega-projects usually fail to deliver their promises leading to community strikes and disputes.
Rural Women's Assembly
October 2, 2023
Arts & Culture
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Although visibility is important, contemporary queer African literature reveals how easily representation privileges narratives of the resourceful and upwardly mobile.
AIAC
September 27, 2023
Arts & Culture
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In her new biography of South African writer Lauretta Ngcobo, Barbara Boswell shows how the publishing industry historically excluded Black
AIAC
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Democracy
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Women face a disproportionate impact of corruption especially seen in service delivery inefficiencies. For women to access basic services such
Ubumbano Voice
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Arts & Culture
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By questioning black masculinity in post-apartheid South Africa, Thando Mgqolozana became one of the most impactful writers of his time.
AIAC
September 14, 2023