18th June 2018
Monitoring and evaluation: a brief overview by Gerard Emmanuel Kamdem Kamga Introduction At one point or another practitioners involved in projects and programmes need to engage […]
31st May 2018
Insights into qualitative and quantitative research methods by Gerard Emmanuel Kamdem Kamga Introduction In working on a project, one may face challenges in gathering and analysing […]
24th May 2018
Gendered History: Reading Winnie through Nelson Mandela By Tinashe Mawere Winnie Madikizela Mandela Examining narratives at the time of Winnie Madikizela Mandela’s death made me realise […]
3rd May 2018
The art of policy-making by Gerard Emmanuel Kamdem Kamga Introduction As non-governmental organisations, we strive for the betterment of society, not only through participation in community […]
12th April 2018
Deductive and/or inductive reasoning: what is the best approach to gender-based violence? by Gerard Emmanuel Kamdem Kamga Introduction The scale of gender-based violence (GBV) is alarming, […]
26th March 2018
“Conveniently married”: the marriage institution, violence and parenting By Ruth Murambadoro When a man and woman’s sexual encounter produce unintended responsibilities, it is […]
15th March 2018
Can women’s rights abuse be explained by the perceived tension between constitutional provisions and customary law? By Gerard Emmanuel Kamdem Kamga Introduction Is there really a […]
12th February 2018
Why tackling sexual violence is key to South Africa’s decolonisation project South Africa has been dubbed “the rape capital of the world”. Reuters/Siphiwe Sibeko Azille Coetzee, […]
27th January 2018
‘Cleansing’ National (dis)Grace: The Zimbabwean ‘Lacoste’ Cabinet and the absent space for equality and justice By Tinashe Mawere The Lacoste catch and the hope […]
