AFRICAN WOMEN WEAVING A JUST WORLD FOR PEOPLE AND NATURE
What Is The ‘Right To Say NO’?
In all this, women carry the heaviest burden ....
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Why we need Pan-African ecofeminist visions for today and our future
International Women’s Day cannot be an empty annual commemoration. It must take us back to our movements for dignified lives for women in both rural and urban Africa. Read more…
Ugandan women fight for the Right to Say NO!
When Judith Beroirwoth’s piece of land was forcefully acquired for the construction of flowlines to transport crude oil and water to the Oil Central Processing Unit in Buliisa, Uganda, she was forced to co-sign consent forms with her husband’s signature despite being the sole landowner. Read more…


Women Building On Ancient African Knowledge For A Different Future
In honour of International Women’s Day 2023, WoMin’s Eliana N’Zualo sounds off on building African ecofeminist futures. Read more…
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“African women in general need to know that it’s okay for them to be the way they are as a strength, and to be liberated from fear and from silence."
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