By Prof Nothando Ngwenya (South Africa), Julie Muriuki (Kenya) and Marième Gueye (Senegal) Every 31 July, Africa commemorates Women’s Day, honouring the 1962 founding of the Pan-African Women’s Organization and reflecting on women’s progress across the continent. This year, that moment of stocktaking coincides with a broader push for sovereignty. The Presidential Declaration on Advancing […]
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