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What will it take to end Gender-Based Violence in Sierra Leone? A Feminist Perspective
In Sierra Leone, gender-based violence (GBV) remains a pervasive issue, with domestic abuse, female genital mutilation (FGM), and systemic discrimination continuing to threaten the lives and rights of women and girls. In 2019, the…
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Failed by government’s insurance schemes, Niger female-farmers go spiritual
When termites invaded her soya beans farm in Paikoro Local Government Area (LGA) of Niger State, Jummai Makama thought help would come. She had registered for insurance through the state’s Agricultural Development Project (ADP), now…
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6 Times We Advocated for Accountability and Change in 2025
In response to the misogyny, violence and abuse faced by women, Naija Feminists Media (NFM) has consistently used press releases as a tool to demand accountability, drive systemic change and raise public awareness. These press…
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Misogyny-by-Proxy: Lessons from Men’s Class Behaviours Against Twitter Influencers
Class solidarity is a phrase that has emerged from academic texts and entered social discourses. While I am careful with always theorising or conceptualising people’s actions or attributing them to some form of abstract, non-human…
