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The End SARS Women’s Coalition: Exploring the Persistence of Women’s Movements through Feminist Generations

Abstract This article situates the #EndSARS women’s activism within the…
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Bread or Representation: The Women’s Movement in Post Revolution Sudan

Abstract Women’s role in the Sudanese revolution of 2019 was…
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Gendered Boundaries: Feminist Politics and Popular Struggles in South Africa

Abstract Events in the last decade of contemporary South African…
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Africa’s 21st Century Feminist Struggles: Terrains, Formations and Politics

Introduction This issue of FA reflects on Africa’s 21st century…
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Public-Private Partnerships in the Health Sector Cannot Guarantee Equity in Access to Health: The Initiative for Social and Economic Rights Takes on the Ugandan Government

Corina Rodriguez Enriquez and Sue Godt speak with Allana Kembabazi…
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Editorial: Public-Private Partnerships and Development in Africa: Feminist Contestations

Feminism has long been incorporating economic issues into its agenda.This…
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A Union like None Other on the Continent – Akosua K. Darkwah Speaks with Deborah Freeman Danquah, General Secretary of the Union Of Informal Workers’ Associations (Uniwa) of TUC Ghana

Globally, the African continent has the largest percentage of workers…
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Wangari Maathai, by Tabitha Kanogo. Athens, OH: Ohio University Press, 2020

Reviewing this book is an honour for me.The subject –Wangari…
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African Women Workers in a Changing World

This special issue on African women workers in a changing…
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Bridging Development Interventions and Women’s Empowerment in Ghana. Reflections from Radical Feminist Perspectives

The popularity of development interventions as a tool for women’s…
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