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Two days after the blaze, reconstruction had already begun.

Informal market

Up in smoke: Ghana’s Kantamanto market

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by Susanne Giese
Janet Kyerewaa at her Kantamanto stall in the summer of 2024.

Empowerment

The afterlife of fast fashion

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by Susanne Giese
Alejandra Ancheita, feminist lawyer from Mexico.

Women's rights activists

“We have taken several transnational corporations to court”

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by Alejandra Ancheita

Agriculture

Malawi must implement pro-women reforms to strengthen food security

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by Raphael Mweninguwe
Students at the University of Algiers.

Women’s empowerment

Harmful impacts of stereotypes about Algerian female students

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by Khadidja Kelalech
Algerian anti-government protest held on the occasion of the International Women’s Day 2021.

Algerian feminist movement

Progress and setbacks

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by Khadidja Kelalech
The protest icons of the 21st century are mostly women: The photograph of nurse Ieshia Evans facing riot police while protesting police violence in Baton Rouge, USA, became a symbol of the Black Lives Matter movement.

Our view

Women are leading change

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by Eva-Maria Verfürth
Cameroonians in the diaspora gathered to protest in Rome in 2017 at the start of the Anglophone conflict. The crisis continues to this day.

Women in conflict

Rebuilding lives in times of crisis

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by Glein Neneng
At the 2024 Nalafem Summit in Windhoek, Namibia – a multigenerational platform for gender commitment in Africa.

Cross-border feminism

African women on the rise

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by Aya Chebbi
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