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African Feminism / February 1, 2026

Women, Power, and the New Governance Landscape in West and Central Africa

This 2026 analysis moves beyond counting women in office to examine the colonial and institutional structures that continue to restrict political authority in West and Central Africa.

UN Women Africa / 14 mins

African Feminism / March 1, 2024

The Status of the Women’s Movement in Africa

UN Women Africa

African Feminism / December 6, 2017

What Is African Feminism, Actually?

Minna Salami

African Feminism / November 19, 2006

The Charter of Feminist Principles for African Feminists

Adopted in Accra in 2006, the Charter defines African feminism as a political commitment to dismantling patriarchy while demanding accountability inside feminist organizations themselves.

African Feminist Forum / 12 mins