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Straw, Sisterhood and Systems, Decoding the Invisible Labour of African Women
This past weekend, the internet buzzed with conversation around Straw, a film that, though deceptively simple in form, cuts deep into the marrow of what
Sue Revesina Chigorimbo’s Stitch-perfect Journey to Handmade Empire
In an era where fast fashion dominates, Sue Revesina Chigorimbo has carved out an extraordinary niche, proving that passion, paired with relentless determination, can create
Amogelang Pila Ditlhale, Celebrating South African Art
Amogelang Pila Ditlhale was born in Pretoria on 10 May 1993. Even as a child, she believed that art could heal and inspire people. As
Empowering Youth with Zandile Mbethe, Township Career Guidance for a Brighter Tomorrow
A story about Zandile Mbethe (personal story) I grew up in Daveyton, a township in East Rand, Johannesburg. I am a mother of three, my
Mecktilder Mbajo Mchomvu, A youth and woman in Mining polishing the gems of Tanzania
WE HAVE OUR EYE ON THIS AFRICAN GEM! Download: Mecktilder Mbajo Mchomvu’s Biography (C) In this Edition, we recognise and honour Mecktilder Mbajo Mchomvu,
Thelma Chimbganda Wins Business of the Year at 2024 Women Changing the World Awards
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Literacy Teacher and Editor Ellen Waungana is one of the more recently appointed staff teachers. As well as teaching literacy classes in Highfield township, Ellen
A series of short stories of unknown African Women during the Rhodesian era. Their names weren’t in the headlines, but their footprints shaped history.
I want you to understand that your first duty is to humanity. I want others to look at us and see that we care not
The Woman of Stature Awards South Africa 2025 was a spectacular celebration of excellence, determination and leadership, honouring phenomenal women who are shaping industries, inspiring communities and
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
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
Wangari Maathai (1940–2011) was a Kenyan environmentalist, political activist, and Nobel laureate who dedicated her life to the causes of environmental conservation, women’s rights, and
Winnie Madikizela-Mandela (1936–2018) was a prominent South African anti-apartheid activist and political figure, recognised for her tireless efforts in the struggle for freedom and equality.
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
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, born on 29th October 1938, in Monrovia, Liberia, is a Liberian politician and economist who made history as the first woman elected
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