Wrestling with Standpoint theory... Some Thoughts on Standpoint and African F…

This essay attempts to probe the theory of standpoint feminism, and the charge of epistemic privilege associated with the theory. Standpoint theory itself can be seen to have emerged in the context…

Philanthropy in Africa 2015; People, Policy and Practice

"This programme brought together leaders in philanthropy and other sectors to discuss actions that will contribute to and sustain the growing sector of indigenous philanthropy in development. Theme…

Female Genital Mutilation: Tradition Versus Human Rights

In this issue of the African Journal of Urology most aspects of thepractice known as Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) are reviewed indepth by several outstanding authors. Since FGM is ‘genital sur…

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Condom Negotiation, HIV Testing, and HIV Risks among Women from Alcohol Servi…

Background: Women in South Africa are at particularly high-risk for HIV infection and are dependent on their male partners’ use of condoms for sexual risk reduction. However, many women are afrai…

The Challenges of Underweight and Overweight in South African Children: Are W…

Underweight and overweight are adverse effects of malnutrition and both are associated with negative health consequences in children and adolescents. In South Africa, the burden of economic and soc…

Renforcer la recherche sur le genre pour améliorer l'éducation des filles e…

Les disparités existant entre les genres en matière d’accès, de rétention et de performances au sein du secteur éducatif d’Afrique subsaharienne nous rappellent que la …

Why are there No Great, Female, and Egyptian Scholars?

This essay is a study on the topics that Egyptian women shine their lights on. I write this because I identify as an Egyptian woman, and I never hear these women’s names during my scholarship. I …

Designing a risk communication strategy for health hazards posed by tradition…

In African societies, traditional slaughter is linked to celebrations like weddings or births, as well as funerals and ancestor veneration. Participants in traditional slaughter of goats are at ris…

To a Different Degree": Student Reflections on Gender and Women's Studies

This piece is therefore informed by a panel presentation of student experiences of GWS at particular South African institutions. Barabra Boswell shared her insights of GWS at the University of the …