Yesterday, we commemorated the International Day of the Girl Child, and in doing so, we celebrated the resilience and strength of girls in Africa and Zimbabwe in particular. The 11th of October and the ensuing weeks offer us the opportunity to amplify girls’ voices and to champion their leadership. This year’s theme, Girls’ Vision for […]
International Day of the Girl Child 2024: Empowering Girls’ Futures Read More »
Ruhusiwa #GirlsAllowed This #GirlsAllowed magazine discusses issues around gender equality and education for girls & women across Africa. We believe that when African girls and women have more access to basic education they can contribute to the socioeconomic development of their nations and continent. The magazine covers stories from across regions of Africa and brings
Equality Now, Should We Worry? Ruhusiwa 3rd Edition Read More »
Tradition can simply be defined as a way of thinking, behaving, or doing that has been used by the people in a particular group, family or society. Traditions usually in our African communities, societies and families shape the way a family or community is run daily. The biggest challenge induced by tradition in our African
Cultural Traditions & girls’ education. Read More »
African feminism seeks to specifically address the conditions and needs of continental (women that reside in that continent) African women.
Feminism, A call to save women and girls Read More »
