Who does Justice and Privilege belong to?

By Nyaguthii Wangui Maina* [This is a series of blog posts on the African Feminist Strategy meeting on

African Feminists Strategy Meeting: Financing for Development (FfD) & the Post 2015 Development Agenda

By Nyaguthii Wangui Maina* Globally, governments from both the North and South have come to a succinct realisation

#whySHEmatters: Lack of SRHR Services and Information taking Lives of Young Women & Girls in Kenya

*By Esther Kimani “I am so afraid I do not know what to do, I wish I was

Remembering Ms Matrine Bbuku Chuulu

By Susan N. Nkomo* Last month we received the sad news of the passing on of one of our

The salient piece of Africa’s economic puzzle; the inclusion of women

Enclosing Our Own Terror: The Kenya/Somalia Border Wall

For the last year, Andrew Franklin, a former US marine and now security consultant, has been advising the

Going Back to the Drawing Board – Linking Pan Africanism to Beijing +20

Reflecting on my participation at the 8th Pan African Congress held a month ago in Accra, Ghana, it

#African Lives Matter

It’s 8.57 pm on April 15th and I’m seated at the Vienna Cafe at the #UNHQ waiting patiently

FEMNET Urges the Newly Elected President in Nigeria to Prioritize and #BringBackOurGirls

Today, 14th April 2015, sadly marks exactly one year since over 200 innocent girls were abducted in their school

My Thoughts: We have to Pray Hard, Raise the Volume of our Demands & Remain Vigilant!

By Norah Matovu* It was with great shock that we read about the killing of the 147 people

Education Under Attack: #147NotJustaNumber #BringBackOurGirls

By Felogene Anumo “Getting a good education is my best bet out of poverty,” said a 16- year

One Year On – We Have Not Forgotten – #BringBackOurGirls

We are unfortunately fast approaching the one year anniversary since hundreds of girls were abducted from their school