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06 March 2018
100 Women: Lady Skollie on Papayas, Politics, & Breaking the Patriarchy
Her paintings of fruit symbolize the balance between fragility, power and human sexuality.
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Op-Ed
13 December 2017
#RhodesWar: Rhodes University Prioritizes Rapists Once Again
Opinion writer Rufaro Samanga asks, 'when will the injustice end?'
Featured
27 April 2017
It’s Time to Talk About Rape Culture in Côte d’Ivoire
Sexual harassment is rife on the streets of Abidjan, observes Aude Konan, and we must speak out against a culture that enables it.
News
08 September 2016
A South African Textbook Publisher Takes Victim-Blaming to a Whole New Level
How has the Focus Life Orientation Grade 10 Learner’s Book been allowed to circulate for five years without notice or public outcry?
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