{"id":3976,"date":"2023-11-23T10:13:27","date_gmt":"2023-11-23T10:13:27","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/alcafricanradio.com\/?page_id=3976"},"modified":"2025-03-11T02:03:20","modified_gmt":"2025-03-11T02:03:20","slug":"home-6","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/alcafricanradio.com\/index.php\/home-6\/","title":{"rendered":"Home 6"},"content":{"rendered":"\t\t
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\n South Sudan: Stuck in Transition, Struggling for Progress <\/h3>\n\n <\/a>\n \n
\n \n Episode 35 \n <\/span>\n \n <\/span>\n \n \n 11 months ago <\/span>\n <\/div>\n\n

\n Globally and not least on the African continent, women continue to face numerous obstacles from continued marginalization and discrimination in the workplace, absence from leadership and decision making and lagging behind in terms of economic and other social indicators. This notwithstanding, the African women\u2019s movement has been and continues to be a formidable force in the story of the continent\u2019s transformation. Women\u2019s rights and feminist activists have made momentous contributions to the development of the continent with respect to gender equality in the public policy arena, governance, education, peace, and security at local, national, regional, and continental levels. They have also been at the forefront of bringing to light gendered violence and harm to the bodily integrity of women. Many of these efforts, narratives, and experiences, however, remain undocumented, yet their transformative activism and leadership could otherwise serve as evidence-based case studies in advancing women\u2019s rights, freedom, and growth in Africa.\n\nThe main objective of this project, therefore, is to provide a platform for Leading feminists from across the African continent to reflect on and share their leadership journey or involvement in the process of change or response to a situation that led to change within the African women\u2019s rights and feminist activist space. These individual narrations will offer a perspective on a situation and experience that will likely have included the participation of many others. Given the evident absence of systematic documentation of these narratives, the intention of this project is to highlight and document the journeys of African women who have been at the forefront of significant change on our continent that has yet to be narrated. <\/p>\n \n

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\n Globally and not least on the African continent, women continue to face numerous obstacles from continued marginalization and discrimination in the workplace, absence from leadership and decision making and lagging behind in terms of economic and other social indicators. This notwithstanding, the African women\u2019s movement has been and continues to be a formidable force in the story of the continent\u2019s transformation. Women\u2019s rights and feminist activists have made momentous contributions to the development of the continent with respect to gender equality in the public policy arena, governance, education, peace, and security at local, national, regional, and continental levels. They have also been at the forefront of bringing to light gendered violence and harm to the bodily integrity of women. Many of these efforts, narratives, and experiences, however, remain undocumented, yet their transformative activism and leadership could otherwise serve as evidence-based case studies in advancing women\u2019s rights, freedom, and growth in Africa.\n\nThe main objective of this project, therefore, is to provide a platform for Leading feminists from across the African continent to reflect on and share their leadership journey or involvement in the process of change or response to a situation that led to change within the African women\u2019s rights and feminist activist space. These individual narrations will offer a perspective on a situation and experience that will likely have included the participation of many others. Given the evident absence of systematic documentation of these narratives, the intention of this project is to highlight and document the journeys of African women who have been at the forefront of significant change on our continent that has yet to be narrated. <\/p>\n \n

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\n Talking Africa Interview with Prof Tunde Zack-Williams <\/h3>\n\n <\/a>\n \n
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\n Talking Africa Programme Tunde Zack-Williams, Emeritus Professor of Sociology, University of Central Lancashire in the UK, has been, for the last 50 years, at the forefront of reshaping African Studies on the continent and in the West. He shares his experiences with Talking Africa. Image: ASAUK (African Studies Association UK) Episode Outline: Host: Desmond DaviesGuests: […] <\/p>\n \n

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\n Talking Africa Interview with Dr Albert Mbiatem <\/h3>\n\n <\/a>\n \n
\n \n Talking Africa: Episode 8 \n <\/span>\n \n <\/span>\n \n \n 4 years ago <\/span>\n <\/div>\n\n

\n Talking Africa Programme Dr Albert Mbiatem from Cameroon, who recently co-authored a book, Whose Peace Are We Building? Leadership for Peace in Africa, with Youssef Mahmoud, tells Desmond Davies how the project evolved. He also spoke about the current state of leadership in Africa. Episode Outline: Host: Desmond DaviesGuests: Dr Albert Mbiatem Episode Duration: 45:31 […] <\/p>\n \n

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\n South Sudan: Stuck in Transition, Struggling for Progress <\/h3>\n <\/a>\n \n \n \n
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\n Talking Africa Interview with Prof Tunde Zack-Williams <\/h3>\n <\/a>\n \n \n \n
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