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Feminist Africa Volume 4, Issue 1 (2023) African Women Workers in a Changing World

This issue on African women workers in a changing world discusses several themes that have long been the concern of feminist scholars with an interest in women’s work: transnational capitalism and its implications for women’s productive activities, the debilitating impact of land tenure arrangements in Africa on women’s productive and ...
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Editorial

African Women Workers in a Changing World

Akosua K. Darkwah

Features

Land Grabbing: A Big Toll on Women Farmers – a Case Study of Segou Region in Mali

Fishmeal Production and the Dispossession of Women in The Gambia

Women Farm Workers in Zimbabwe: The Social Policy Outcomes Two Decades after the Transformative Fast Track Land Reform

Tom Tom and Resina Banda

“That Woman is a Farmer”: Gender and the Changing Character of Commercial Agriculture in Zimbabwe

Workplace Experiences of Infrastructure Sector Participants in South Africa’s Expanded Public Works Programme

Ramona Baijnath

Continuity and Change:Women’s Work in the Kente Economy of Bonwire, Ghana

Dede Amanor-Wilks

Standpoint

All That Glitters is not Gold: Formal Work Deficits on the African Continent

Bashiratu Kamal

In Conversation

A Union like None Other on the Continent – Akosua K. Darkwah Speaks with Deborah Freeman Danquah, General Secretary of the Union Of Informal Workers’ Associations (Uniwa) of TUC Ghana

Reviews

Wangari Maathai, by Tabitha Kanogo. Athens, OH: Ohio University Press, 2020

Patricia Kameri-Mbote

Contributors

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