As an African woman theologian, I read “Dilexi Te” not as an abstract ecclesial document, but as a reflection of the spiritual wisdom and lived theology of African women.

Sheila Kawamara-Mishambi, Executive Director Eastern African Sub-regional Support Initiative for the Advancement of women ( EASSI) and Nancy Gitonga, the Regional Coordinator-East African Women in ...

Participants during the launch of the regional master Training of Trainers by the SheTrades initiative by International Trade Centre in partnership with the East African Women in Business Platform, in ...

Setting a serious agenda for tourism development, African women are coming up, rising up to take a leading role in tourism entrepreneurship across the continent, targeting to share their wide ...