By Agnes Tjindjo Water scarcity remains one of Namibia's most critical challenges, despite political promises and international aid. From broken pipelines to dried-up boreholes, rural communities face mounting pressure to…
By Ny Hasina Gender-Based Violence (GBV) is a grave violation of human rights, deeply rooted in gender inequalities, the abuse of power, and entrenched discrimination. While GBV affects individuals of…
By Benilde Manjaze Poultry farming has increasingly become a significant activity in Mozambique, contributing to job creation for many young people. According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development,…
By Asanda Magadla South Africa is not immune to the climate crisis. These changes are significantly impacting households, particularly women, who are compelled to devise alternative strategies. The Rural Women’s…
By Tsitsi Ndawana Susan Mutambara is a 59-year-old widow, who lives in Marondera, Mashonaland East Province in Zimbabwe. Susan is a member of Zimbabwe Rural Women’s Assembly (RWA). She lives…
By Felista Wiston IntroductionEvery year on October 16, the world comes together to observe World Food Day. This special day is a chance to reflect on the fight against hunger…
By Zakithi Sibandze The posture of violence adopted by some governments in the region post elections is in sharp contrast to Africa’s Agenda 2063 of the Africa We Want, which…
By Winnie Mkuziwaduka In Lilongwe, Malawi, the Rural Women’s Assembly (RWA) hosted a seed exhibition to celebrate and promote the use of indigenous seeds. The event brought together farmers, researchers,…
By Tshidy Phakoe The 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 29) presents a critical opportunity to address the pressing issue of climate change and its disproportionate impact on rural…
Join the Movement: "Climate Justice is Food Justice - A Feminist Call for Global Action" This World Food Day, the Rural Women’s Assembly (RWA) Southern Africa extends a heartfelt invitation…