Remembering Dr. Sethunya Tshepho Mosime, beloved scholar and senior lecturer at the University of Botswana. Founding Associate Editor of Feminist Africa & co-editor of the upcoming “Decolonising Play” Issue. Read the tribute: feministafrica.net/2025/03/11/f...

In this book review, Asanda-Jonas Benya explores a book that documents four decades of critical engagement at SWOP in South Africa. The chapters reflect on how partnerships between scholars and movements shaped research, theory, and public action.
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#WriterSpotlight Meet Ana Baloi—writer, trainer, and champion for young women. At MUVA, she leads sessions on gender and entrepreneurship and helped write a powerful e-book on Paulo Freire’s legacy in 2022. Read more: feministafrica.net/wp-content/u...

Ololade Faniyi reviews Naked Agency by Naminata Diabate, which explores how African women use disrobing as political resistance. Diabate reframes this as naked agency, rejecting reductive terms and centering women’s own meanings.
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Meet Towards a Feminist Consciousness: a pan-African queer feminist collective dismantling colonial and patriarchal systems to create alternative feminist knowledge.

Learn about their mission:
feministafrica.net/2025/03/13/p...

To change the world, we must change ourselves. A new conversation on a feminist popular education retreat for the team at Purposeful, exploring why internal political grounding is vital for social justice work. Led by Dr. R Bangura & Zeedah Meierhofer-Mangeli. feministafrica.net/2025/03/13/r...

A powerful look at feminist praxis on the ground. In Asanda-Jonas Benya's interview with Eileen Manka Tabuwe Akwo, we get a glimpse into how the women of SNWOT are using critical dialogue and direct advocacy to mediate the devastating conflict in Cameroon: feministafrica.net/2025/03/13/w...

In Mozambique, Pan-African feminism thrives via MUVA. They use Freirean popular education (feminist lens!) to train facilitators, empowering women economically & amplifying their voices against patriarchy. Real transformative learning.
Read more: feministafrica.net/2025/03/13/c...

Mubarak Tukur explores how Gambo Sawaba & the NEPU Women's Wing championed women's education in Northern. Nigeria, resisting exclusion & building on Nana Asma'u's legacy. Read full article here: feministafrica.net/2025/03/13/f...

African women have a powerful history in grassroots education against oppression, often unacknowledged. This piece advocates for a pan-African feminist approach to truly inclusive education.
Read the full paper: feministafrica.net/2025/03/13/p...
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#ProfileHighlight: Dr. Korka Sall is the Academic Director of the Minnesota Studies in International Development, MSID-Senegal. She thrives in creating spaces of dialogue for African women to fight gender inequality. Read more about her: feministafrica.net/2025/01/23/k...

Starting off our first post with a big announcement!
🚨New Issue Alert: FA Vol 5, Issue 3, "Pan-African Feminist Popular Education," is out now. Huge thanks to editors Mjiba Frehiwot and Asanda Jonas-Benya fellow at
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Read it here: feministafrica.net/latest-issue/