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Buwa! Women's Economic Justice: Putting Women at the Centre


As the world reconsiders development models, which are intended to bring equitable and sustainable development to communities, it is sad to note that there has largely been an understatement – and in some cases total blindness – of how the majority of the world population – women – are agents in this process. We have witnessed paradigm shifts over the years from total silence and complete blindness to women’s contributions to the economy to a view of them as passive recipients of development and later to them as active agents, albeit with limited degrees of appreciation for this role.


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: Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa., 2014
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Established in 2008 as part of the mission to strengthen knowledge production, documentation and information developed by and about African women, the AWDF Sauti Centre host over 3,000 materials, including books, journals, newsletters, leaflets, magazines, novels, films, music and other sources of knowledge and information. The materials span our three organisational thematic areas of focus: Body and Health Rights, Economic Security and Justice; and Leadership, Participation and Peace, and also cover our foundational areas including feminism, philanthropy and the African women's movement.

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