Militarization in Sudan, South Sudan & Eritrea traps women in a cruel paradox: hailed as revolutionary fighters, later erased from peace. In this research, we reveal how women shattered gender norms in war but faced stigma, violence, and exclusion afterward. Militarization fuels profit and oppression, turning women’s bodies into battlegrounds while silencing their voices in decision-making.
This article explores how Tanzanian youth are reshaping culture through the innovative use of social media platforms such as Instagram and TikTok. From humor and personal storytelling to entrepreneurship and activism, young people in Tanzania are creating vibrant digital communities that reflect authenticity, creativity, and purpose.
This article examines the rise of forced and child marriage in Sudan amid armed conflict, particularly by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), where marriage is used as a tool of control and sexual violence. It highlights survivors’ testimonies, legal gaps in Sudanese law, and the failure of protections for girls and women.
This article explores the impact of AI in Eastern Africa, noting its risks to routine jobs and its potential to drive progress. It highlights the need for education, public awareness, and policy support to ensure AI benefits are shared widely and contribute to a better future.
Henna adornment is an ancient art practiced for thousands of years across Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia. Made from the natural dye of the henna plant, it is traditionally used for body decoration during weddings and special occasions, symbolizing beauty, love, and prosperity. This art form carries deep cultural and historical significance, with designs that convey meaning and connect generations.