A marketplace and sales exhibition brought together grassroots women entrepreneurs, small-scale farmers, food producers, artisans, and other local businesses to showcase and sell products made or grown in Rodrigues on…
On August 12–13, 2026, LANDESA, through its “Stand for Her Land” campaign, organized a symposium at Morena Hotel in Dodoma, where the Tanzania Rural Women Assembly had the opportunity to…
August 2026 marks 70 years since the historic Women’s March of 9 August 1956, when more than 20,000 women marched to the Union Buildings against apartheid pass laws. Today, Rural…
A SCHOOL THAT BECAME A MOVEMENT The Feminist Agroecology School strengthened women’s practical understanding of agroecology, biodiversity, indigenous seeds, soil health, climate change and food sovereignty. Practical learning included Bokashi,…
Recently the Swaziland Rural Women’s Assembly (SRWA) stood alongside one of our sister, a widow, at the High Court as she faced a land dispute with her brother-in-law. After the…
July was a month of action, learning and solidarity as members of the Rural Women's Assembly South Africa continued to advance the #OneWomanOneHectare campaign through agroecology, collective action and community…
On July 17, 2026 Tanzania Rural women Assembly participated the farmer field days organized by East Africa Grain Council (EAGC ) in Mbozi district at Nambala village. The Farmers Field…
For the women of Hope for Rural Women Assembly (HRWA) Lesotho, July was more than just another month it was a time of learning, resilience, solidarity and action. Across villages,…
As the first rays of sunlight spread across the hills of Rodrigues, families made their way to the fields where the red bean plants had reached full maturity. The dry…
For rural women farmers in Zimbabwe, climate change is no longer a distant threat. Changing rainfall patterns, prolonged dry periods, rising temperatures, and unpredictable weather are increasingly affecting agricultural production,…