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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 9, 2026
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Kanda Jerotich Jacinta | Pambazuka News (opens the original)
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Kanda Jerotich Jacinta is an advocate-trainee. Jacinta is a 2018 YYAS (Yale Young African Scholars) alumnus and a 2019 YYGS (Yale Young Global Scholars) alumnus. She is also a legal researcher, and her research interests include advocating for marginalized and minority groups, climate change, and sexual reproductive health rights. She is a member of the Afro-nomics book club, and she is passionate about African literature and decolonial texts. Sankara’s thoughts and intellectual traditions of wo
Pambazuka News Special Issue: Moving Beyond Patriarchy, Gender, and Masculinity | Pambazuka News (opens the original)
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Women’s rights and empowerment has pervaded popular discourse over the last few decades, but have women’s conditions and the ideologies that reproduce them changed? Issue 930 of Pambazuka News seeks to move beyond patriarchy to rethink gender and female-male liberation across Global Africa. When Pambazuka News released a call for a special issue on Moving Beyond Patriarchy, Gender, and Masculinity, we sought to solicit theoretical work that can move the conversation on gender relations forward.
Submissions | Pambazuka News (opens the original)
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Join the Pan-African conversation on events impacting Global Africa, which comprises continental Africa and its peoples dispersed across the globe. Submit your insights, analyses, and stories to Pambazuka News’ audience for social justice in Africa and the global south. We are interested in breaking news about, critical analysis of, and theoretical engagement with events happening in Global Africa. We adhere to the principles of Pan-Africanism that is for the people and against imperialist oppre
Samuel Akpobome Orovwuje | Pambazuka News (opens the original)
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Samuel Orovwuje is a policy analyst and independent scholar at the Africa Development Studies Center, Nigeria. His research interests include postcolonial thought, African political development, and decolonial theory. The article examines how men themselves are positioned within unequal economic and political structures while asking who benefits when masculinity becomes a vehicle for restoring patriarchal authority. Ultimately, the struggle over masculinity is also a struggle over power, citizen
Phaphule Pretty Botopela | Pambazuka News (opens the original)
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Phaphule Pretty Botopela, a proud feminist and a MA student majoring in Women’s and Gender Studies at the University of the Western Cape and a Political Science alumna of the University of Limpopo. Her broader academic interests include Feminist theory, Social justice and human rights, Security studies and African history and politics. The piece is centred around masculinity, media, violence and gender representation within South African context – exploring how media representation and culture i
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