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Nigerian, Zambian Journalists Win First International Women's Media Foundation Fellowships...read more

The Association of South African Women in Science and Engineering (SA WISE) is a dynamic association for all those who support the idea of strengthening the role of women in science and engineering in South Africa... read more

The African woman as entrepreneur is not a twentieth century phenomenon, but an aspect of reality deeply rooted in the history of African social, economic, and political structures. In Western Africa, in particular, women as merchants and traders have become legendary... read more

ABANTU believes that it is vital and timely that Africans, particularly women, engage in the creation of a cross-sectoral, multi-visionary information network... read more

Suzanna Lubrano's warm and rhythmic sounds attracted many people. Lubrano gave a powerful performance which - looking at the dancing people in front of the stage - was received with great enthousiasm by the audience... reade more

The African Women in the Cinema Project emerged out of my research on African women in visual culture, my desire to find a paradigm for reading images of and by African women, and my own work in videography and as a performance artist. I undertook this project on a Rockefeller Humanities Fellowship during the 1996-97 academic year...read more

Cyberspace knows no frontiers; hence development activities in French-speaking Africa have been carried out in coordination with networking activities in other regions of Africa (notably southern and eastern Africa) and with womens' networks intervening worldwide on women's health and rights issues...read more

Come experience the power, the glory, the splendor, the greatness, the intelligence and the beauty of Great African Queens, the makers and creators of the world first known high civilizations...read more

Throughout recent decades, Uganda has fostered unprecedented gains in the involvement of women within political, professional, and economic circles, providing a 21 st Century model for Africa, and for the world. Contemporary East African artists create works having significance to the Uganda Women's Movement, as it has come to be called. Artists' narratives accompany their works—interpreting key issues and progress, both personal and societal, facing women in East Africa and beyond...read more

An art exhibition detailing the role played by Eritrean women during the armed struggle for independence from Ethiopia where they fought alongside men was held at the weekend in Abuja...read more

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