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Feminist Africa 2026, Volume 7, Issue 2 “Gender, Class and Mobility from the 1980s”

How do gender and class intersect with the experience of mobility? While movement from one geographical location to another and the aspiration to move from one social position to the next are intrinsic to social life, state structures, the market, and related practices of assigning different values and opportunities to ...

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Contents

Editorial: Gender, Class and Mobility from the 1980s
– by Dorothy Takyiakwaa and Faisal Garba

Features

Theorising Gender, Class, and Mobility in Africa: Hegemony, Critiques, and Feminist Interventions
– by Faisal Garba and Dorothy Takyiakwaa

The Effects of the Government’s COVID-19 Response on Migrant Women Living in Cape Town: Assessing the Coloniality of Citizenship
– by Olivia Burton

Work-life (Im)balance among Nigerian Immigrant Women in Canada
– by Ọláyínká Damilola Ola-Lawson and Ọláyínká Àkànle

A Black Sense of Place: A Cartographic Conversation with Katherine McKittrick
– by Christine Vogt-William and Stefan Ouma

Investigating Class Privilege Among Professional Ghanaian Migrants During COVID-19
– by Madeleine Wong

Standpoints

Possibilities of a Feminist Migration Future
– by Mary Setrana, Franzisca Zanker and Lena Diakite

In Conversation

“She Cannot Sit Idle”: Kinship, Class, and Gendered Politics of Women’s Mobility
– Dorothy Takyiakwaa and Madeleine Wong

Reviews

Travelling While Black: Essays Inspired by a Life on the Move by Nanjala Nyabola
– by Christian Emmanuel Bruku

Dream Count by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
– by Malaika Selasie Patel

Women in Africa by Toyin Falola and Olajumoke Yacob-Haliso
– by Afua A. Yeboah and Nana-Anna Abaka-Cann

Contributors

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