Krupa Ge’s debut novel “What we know about her” explores women’s fates in Tamil Nadu from the 1940s to late 2019

The Malawian government is investing in community awareness programmes targeting traditional leaders and families with disabled members

To face ongoing crop failure due to drought, Kenya is breaking new ground in agriculture

Women and men report on the hardship of being involuntarily childless in Burundi

Mariame Racine Sow is a women’s rights activist from Senegal who appreciates that development and feminism are linked

An entrepreneur developed an app to standardise brides prices in South Africa, that encounters much criticism

The custom of “mahwauro”, a practice of serving meals on fresh banana leaves, is a reminder of the possibility of an equal society in Zimbabwe

A reader’s response to the editorial comment in the November issue of our Digital Monthly

In Zimbabwe more and more women defend themselves against violent attacks by training martial arts

Disappointed in government-funded education, even poor parents increasingly opt for private schools