What Saadawi taught me was that the oppression of women – whether in feudal societies or in capitalist ones – is not confined to any religion...
We were made husbands before we became men, and it might benefit us a great deal to restore the trust we once had in the guidance...
Victim blaming prepares the groundwork to invalidate the victim and removes inhibitions from those deploying it, giving another man permission to violate the victim.
African women's thought leadership on the economy continues to be invisiblised in the realm of economic narratives. This is a conversation with Fatimah Kelleher who speaks...
Women are the untapped potential — a large, invested group of potential readers and viewers who want information that is relevant to their lives and those...
The main objective of Kenya’s largest women’s organisation has been to subdue women’s voices and to control the constituency of women, a purpose that was both...
Ten million women develop preeclampsia each year around the world. Worldwide about 76,000 pregnant women die each year from preeclampsia and related hypertensive disorders. And, the...
Rising rape cases in Indian cities have sparked women’s movements that are claiming public spaces for themselves and defying a culture that says that a woman’s...
The backlash against the women’s movement has seen a rise in the hypersexualisation and infantilisation of women, especially in music videos, says RASNA WARAH. This has...
On erasure and the invisibility of women’s labour, from an article by Anne Moraa.
A podcast on recent cases of violence against women, written by Aisha Ali.
A podcast of Lorna Irungu-Macharia's article "Just Do It!" published on The Elephant.
