A biopic documentary film about Mama Kimpa Vita. The fifteenth century was a time when the legacy of powerful African Kingdoms were wickedly invaded…
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Category: Women
We Will Not Forget: THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF LAVALAS IN HAITI
On February 29, 2004, the constitutional government of Haiti was overthrown, bringing Haiti’s ten-year experience with democracy to a brutal end. Orchestrated by the United…
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Ethiopian Oromo refugees face bribes, harassment in Kenya BY Charlie Ensor/IRIN
Ethiopian Oromo refugees fleeing to Kenya to escape persecution say they are finding life on the streets of Nairobi no better than the insecurity they…
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Political poetry as a crime: Inside the surreal trial of Dareen Tatour
Arresting a Palestinian for publishing a political poem is extraordinary. Having to prove at trial that police mistranslated her poem is nothing short of surreal.…
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Rima Khalaf’s resignation letter to UN Secretary General
Rima Khalaf (born 1953, Kuwait) is a national of Jordan who served as Executive Secretary of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western…
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A woman’s determination to confront patriarchy in Somalia By Abdirashid Diriye Kalmoy
Fadumo Dayib became Somalia’s first woman candidate for the presidency in the recently concluded election. Of course she did not win in the deeply patriarchal…
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Why the Donald’s win might be good for white women – for all the wrong reasons by Tamari Kitossa
Credits from : The Atlantic If, for White male supporters of Donald Trump, the body of a Black president signifies they are strangers in their…
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Nigeria’s Futur: An Interview with Noo Saro-Wiwa about her book
Erika Degortes – TRANSCEND Media Service Looking for Transwonderland (travels in Nigeria)[i] is the title of a fabulous book by Noo Saro-Wiwa, a British/Nigerian writer…
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HAITI RISES: A TIME FOR SOLIDARITY by Nia Imara and Robert Roth
HAITI RISES: A TIME FOR SOLIDARITY by Nia Imara and Robert Roth Haiti Rises: A Time for Solidarity was first published in February 2016. Since…
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#PretoriaGirlsHigh and the myth of multiculturalism By Khaya Dianga
Khaya Dlanga The world finds a black woman who fights for what is rightfully hers offensive. Here is a school called Pretoria High School for Girls where…
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Part.4. African’s Peacefull Means: Micro-cultural aspects of violence in Africa
From the Book Peace By African’s Peaceful Means By Raïs Neza Boneza With micro-cultural aspects, we shall concentrate our inquiry on local culture and…
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Is the war against drugs a war against women? By Judi Gitau
In almost every nation, punitive drug policies have the greatest impact on women who are already coping with poverty and social neglect, histories of physical…
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