Faith, Feminism and Fundamentalisms: Theo Sowa in plenary discussion with Eve…

This discussion of the nexus of religion, fundamentalisms and feminism on the continent took place at the 4th African Feminist Forum in Harare in April 2016.

Where is the Money for Women's rights in Africa; An African Feminist Resource…

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Exposition of Culture and the Space of Women: An African View for Policy Cons…

This conceptual article, framed around Marxism, highlighted the fact that, over time, African women have persistently questioned the ways in which understandings of culture have both valued a…

Traditional Leaders On The Frontline Addressing Harmful Cultural Practices to…

The aim of publishing this book is to share widely deliberations at the Indaba. This book targets traditional leaders in southern Africa and other regions of Africa, SAfAIDS partners implementing…

Beyond African Nationalism: Isaiah Shembe’s Hymns and African Literature

This article deals with Isaiah Shembe’s hymns and proposes that they should be read as literature because, in them, Shembe employs a number of literary features. He also uses features of oral lit…

Africa Capacity Report 2014: Capacity Imperatives for Regional Integration in…

The Africa Capacity Report 2014 is meant to serve as a guide to African governments, development partners, regional economic communities (RECs) and continental bodies, nonstate actors, …

Reclaiming the African Woman's Individuality: The Struggle between Women's Re…

African culture and custom,' as they exist today, are a blend of African customs, imported colonial common and civil law notions, and religious concepts from Christianity, Islam and traditional Afr…

“These Girls’ Fashion is Sick!”: An African City and the Geography of S…

As an urban feminist geographer with a research interest in African cities, I was initially pleased when the web series, An African City, debuted in 2014. The series was released on YouTube and a…

African Women Do Not Look Good in Wigs: Gender, Beauty Rituals and Cultural I…

“Nebuchadnezzar lived in the bush and his nails became so long that they looked like claws of cats, following a punishment from God for his disobedience,” runs a May 1964 letter to ‘Women�…

A Voice from the Margins: Investigating the African Adventist Rationale on th…

Discussions surrounding women’s ordination reached a peak with the 60th General Conference Session (GCS 2015) of the Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Church. A report compiled by a section of delega…