Women Can Make the World More Peaceful Research shows that involving women in peace-building increases the probability that violence will end by 24% Do women hold the key to a peaceful society? Much is known about the victimisation of women...
Learn moreKey Issues In African Feminist Thought Firstly, it is important to say that when it comes to theory, it’s more accurate to speak of African feminisms than of one almighty ‘African feminism’. Not all African feminists agree with each other –...
Learn moreLike millions of people around the world, I was deeply moved and inspired by the recent speech Oprah Winfrey gave at the Golden Globe awards. If you haven’t seen it, I highly recommend checking out the video. Oprah touched on, among other things...
Learn moreWho is the African Woman? What is your definition of an African Woman? Wikipedia’s definition: ‘Women in Africa are women who were born in, who live in, and are from the continent of Africa” The Urban dictionary definition: A woman with African...
Learn moreWomen are the most amusing creatures to understand. Most women express their interest in things you might consider an unimportant and petty. However, a black woman has a unique character and stands out from the rest. Perhaps the stereotypes...
Learn moreCertain mental health disorders are more prevalent in women. Learn the reasons behind these gender differences and how you can protect your emotional well-being. If you are a woman experiencing depression, an anxiety disorder, or another mental...
Learn moreThe Forgotten History of African Women There is a great deal of discussion these days about the need to promote gender equality in Africa. Indeed, the need is obvious as millions of women toil in dreary, largely unpaid and unfulfilling tasks...
Learn moreCancer Awareness Month: How Much Do You Know About The Dreaded Disease October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a worldwide annual campaign involving thousands of organisations, to highlight the importance of breast awareness, education and...
Learn moreMy mother is my role model. She is the one who I aspire to be when I grow up. She is nice, and smart. I wish to inherit most qualities of my mother to become a good person like her. Firstly, I want to be a responsible person like my mother. She...
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