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Women are the bearers of lineage and play a crucial role in shaping society Elizabeth “Liz” Nasaka’s life story shines brightly in the intricate fabric of existence, portraying strength, transformation,

In the first cycle of my life, the first seven years, as I reflect on my story, I met my mum at 8:30 pm on 10 November 1971, just five

I am Zandile Mbethe, from a township called Daveyton, located in the East Rand. I am a single mother of three, a Lupus Warrior, and cancer survivor. Without God’s grace,

Affectionately known as “Madam Rukia”, Rukia’s innovative healthcare delivery in Marsabit County, Kenya, through donkey outreach and a staunch battle against female genital mutilation, has bridged traditional and modern practices,

Suzgo’s (pronounced Suzio) story stands as a compelling illustration of persistence and purposeful leadership. Originating from Zambia, she has occupied influential roles in Zimbabwe and South Africa, demonstrating a unwavering

Growing up as the eldest of three in Harare, Zimbabwe, I was a tomboy extraordinaire, with two younger brothers and surrounded by a crew of male cousins from both my

My mother was an unmarried social worker who worked for Durban Child Welfare. When she returned to work in Durban, I remained with my grandmother, Lillian Niemack. Granny was the