Add to ORKGOn International Women’s Day 2017, Rochelle Burgess recalls an encounter with a mother of three in a rural village in South Africa. She contends that it is in the stories and struggles of women in such far off places where the most crucial lessons for female leadership in Africa can be found
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My collection of short stories is set mostly in Gauteng and revolves around mainly the lives of the ...
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Neo-colonial influences have had a disastrous impact on Democratic Republic of Congo’s state-buildin...
In the first of a four-part series looking at South Sudan one year after independence, LSE’s Matthew...
First paragraph: So finally The Sun has dropped the Page 3 topless model. In the absence of any anno...
Dr Joyce Banda is the first woman to become President of Malawi and the second female leader in Afri...
This story is part of ILRF\u27s Mothers\u27 Stories series, which highlights a working mother around...
South African sports scientist Dr Sharief Hendricks grew up in an area reserved for people of colour...
My collection of short stories is set mostly in Gauteng and revolves around mainly the lives of the ...
Syerramia Willoughby describes how Gandhi’s philosophy of nonviolence evolved and influenced events ...
Ahead of her performance at the Africa Writes Festival in London, LSE’s Melissa Kiguwa discusses her...
With the world’s focus now on Iran’s nuclear ambition, Dr Scott Firsing argues that South Africa’s n...
Brazilian flags have been highly visible on Ramallah streets over the past few days, almost as much ...
Rachel Lang is an administrator and researcher at the Legacies of British Slave-ownership project at...
The intensity and the extent of popular anger against the tyranny and incompetency of Hosni Mubarak’...
My collection of short stories is set mostly in Gauteng and revolves around mainly the lives of the ...
LSE’s Tendayi Charity Mhende calls for the African diaspora to embrace the symbolism behind the brid...
Neo-colonial influences have had a disastrous impact on Democratic Republic of Congo’s state-buildin...
In the first of a four-part series looking at South Sudan one year after independence, LSE’s Matthew...
First paragraph: So finally The Sun has dropped the Page 3 topless model. In the absence of any anno...