Introduction The women of Eswatini are crying out. We are exhausted. Exhausted from mourning, exhausted from comforting families who have lost daughters, sisters, mothers, and children, exhausted from waking up…
Antananarivo, May 28 - Access to water is becoming increasingly difficult: a major challenge faced by farmers, yet solutions still exist In the context of the climate change we are…
The Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES Namibia) in partnership with Namibian Rural Women’s Assembly held a two day workshop on 15 & 16 August to advance a gender-transformative just energy transition…
On June 12, 2025, we submitted an important report to the United Nations, raising urgent concerns about the right to food and the growing influence of corporations over our food…
In recent weeks, Zimbabwe has once again found itself in a tense and repressive political crisis. In towns and villages across the country, fear has taken root — not only…
Struggles of the Women Human Rights Defenders Yesterday, I attended the parallel event at CSW69 organised by the Feminist Registry Republik in partnership with the Urgent Action Fund, Open Society…
From February 11th to 14th, 2025, over 100 participants from 22 African countries gathered in Sagana, Kenya, for the African Agroecology Workshop (AAW 2025). The event brought together a vibrant…
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 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 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…