By Asanda Magadla South Africa is a developing country with significant economic challenges. Despite this, women continue to grapple with high levels of unemployment and financial hardships as they strive…
By Tsitsi Ndawana From the 29th of August to the 1st of September RWA Zimbabwe held its 9th annual national meeting which brought close to 4000 rural women together. The…
By Felista Wiston Climate change refers to the long term shifts in temperature and weather patterns. These shifts may be natural, but human activities have been the main driver of…
by Zakithi Sibandze When seeds sprout, bringing new plant life, every farmer is filled with joy, nurturing the promise of a good harvest. This joy mirrors SRWA's feelings as it…
By Benilde Manjaze The heat wave is an increasingly frequent phenomenon, characterized by above-average temperature increases during a specific period. In recent years, Mozambique has experienced high temperatures compared to…
By Agnes Tjindjo The Namibia Rural Women’s Assembly was part of the Organic Agriculture and Agroecology conference with other various stakeholders from the agriculture sectors in Namibia and abroad. The…
By Winnie Mkuziwaduka In Malawi's Phalombe district, a dynamic group of 30 women from the Rural Women's Assembly (RWA) are revolutionizing agricultural practices by embracing irrigation farming, a move catalyzed…
By Tshidy Phakoe In recent years, the interconnectedness between environmental degradation and gender inequality has become increasingly evident, with Lesotho being no exception. The country faces significant challenges related to…
By Asanda Magadla South Africa's participation in this year's Southern African People's Solidarity Network (SAPSN) event was primarily centered on fostering resilience in the face of the challenges posed by…
By Ny Hasina August, 22 2024, RWA Madagascar members and other participants from various civil society organisations and a government representative were gathered around the theme: “building resilience face to…