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Women who break the mold. Caddy Adzuba knows what it means to live dangerously.

Women who break the mold. Hibaaq Osman, a long history of fighting for women’s rights

Women who break the mold. Ayat Mneina brought the Libyan revolution to the attention of...

Women who break the mold. Obiageli Ezekwesili, an exceptional woman

Women who break the mold. Charity Kaluki, born politician, active and a fighter

Women who break the mold. Nana Oye Bampoe Addo, Human Rights Lawyer and Activist

Women who break the mold. Kah Walla, businesswoman, political leader and activist in the service...

Women who break the mold. Jestina Mukoko, “Woman of courage” in Zimbabwe

Women who break the mold. Meaza Ashenafi, first woman to become Chief Justice of the...

Women who break the mold. Julia Duncan committed with women’s rights in Liberia

” I have been a lucky girl/women” says Dr. Temitope Fadipe from Nigeria, despite the...

Khadija Lamin Sesay, Sierra Leone, former beneficiary of a Learn Africa Scholarship at EADA

Women for Africa celebrates ten years of history

African women leaders on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women

Jezawu Issah and Domyirimber Hawa, two young women from Ghana, awarded scholarships at ICSW Las...

Coronavirus African stories

Our friends from Africa tell us in the first person how they live it

Mabinty Mansaray. 19 years. Sierra Leona

Madonna Mamdouh Metry. Egypt

Florence Mugeha Opaka. Kenya

María Vázquez-Dodero. Burkina Faso

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