13th May 2021
Old Ways, New Times by Shalate Belinda Pakati “Women need to understand that it’s okay for a married man to be in a sexual relationship with […]
23rd September 2020
Am I eligible to be a refugee? by Hulisani Khorombi The United Nations Refugee Agency defines a refugee as someone who has been forced to […]
1st September 2020
A bitter makoti by Belinda Pakati A large body of women simply abandoned the notion of sisterhood. Individual women who had once critiqued and challenged patriarchy […]
22nd April 2020
#MenAreTrash vs. #NotAllMen by Martin Mushomba I am studying for a Masters in Medicinal Plant Sciences at the University of Pretoria. I joined the Just Leaders […]
2nd September 2019
From the heart – Women and patriarchy: a discussion of ‘uhlelele ni?’ by Sivuyisiwe Wonci Why would you stay? ‘A mother and her kids have been […]
18th April 2018
Gender-Based Violence (GBV) is a phenomenon that consistently receives research and policy attention in South African society. GBV is driven by multiple, complex socio-economic factors such […]
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 […]
27th January 2018
Halving our horizons – how we may jump to conclusions on GBV By Pierre Brouard In an editorial in Feminist Africa 14 on “Rethinking […]
27th January 2018
Gender-based violence in South Africa: is the enemy (always) within? By Gerard Emmanuel Kamdem Kamga Introduction The #MenAreTrash hashtag, started in South Africa in 2016, […]
