Pathways to African Feminism and Development, Journal of African Women Studies Centre

Articles

• Feminist Finance: Connecting Women with Finance through Mobile Banking and Zakat

  ojsadmin ojsadmin; Lyla Latif

  11-28

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• Empowering Kenyan Maasai Women Through Cultural Bomas Tourism

  Tom G Ondicho

  29-47

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• The South African Commission for Gender Equality Addressing Challenges of Rural Women

  Anthony Gathambiri Waiganjo

  71-98

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• Gender Responsive Budgeting as an Accelerator to Women’s Economic Empowerment

  Wilkister A. Were

  99-121

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• Redesigning Reusable Sanitary Pads Using The Human-Centered Design Model and Triple Bottom Line Strategy

  Kobia C, Lumutenga N W, Khaitsa M L

  122-155

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• Significance of Leadership in Women’s Self-Mobilization for Policy Advocacy for Women’s Economic Empowerment

  Mary Wambui Kanyi, Grace Bosibori Nyamongo, Nancy Mahokha Baraza, Mary Lucia Mbithi

  156-181

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• Use of Poultry Production to Empower Small Holder Women Farmers in East Africa

  Khaitsa M. L, Lumutenga N. W, Kobia C., Mikiibi H., Muwazi Ruth

  182-206

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• Gender, Theatre and Education: Reflections on Florence Okware’s The Ticking Clock in The Kenyan Schools and Colleges Drama and Film Festival

  Simon Peter Otieno

  207-221

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• Indicators for Women’s Economic Empowerment in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Role of Social Norms

  Barasa Mercy Chemutai, Joyce Wacuka Kanyiri

  222-245

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• Applied Theatre as A Social and Economic agency In Deconstructing Gender Myths

  Kimingichi Wabende

  246-262

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• Sexual Harrasment at Work as A Barrier for Women Economic Development: The Case of Domestic Workers in Maputo City

  Rayma Raja

  263-278

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• Sexual Harrasment at Work as A Barrier for Women Economic Development: The Case of Domestic Workers in Maputo City

  Rayma Raja

  263-278

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• The Role of the Maendeleo Ya Wanawake Organization in Women’s Economic Empowerment: Case of Abakhayo Women, Busia County (1978-2002)

  Maureen Ajiambo Muleka, Pontian Godfrey Okoth

  48-70

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