Feminine Africa Voices: Thania Sgwentu | Mother and Law Student | This is a topic we discuss often amongst our peers, my brothers, siblings and friends, and what we have concluded and what I believe I have concluded is that there is an air of women wanting to have equal ...

Feminine Africa Voices: Melite Vivier | Film Producer Look, it’s really easy to trick us if we are really not careful, so it comes down to my answer and remedy for everything. When I feel that a country is suffering, I believe that education is the answer. Even in South ...

Feminine Africa Voices: Nicola Lazenby | Artist This is my exhibition of my new collection of artworks, called “Lulama”, which means wolf woman, and the reason I started creating this work was because I came back from a four-month pilgrimage, walking in the wild. I was doing a section of ...