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India: Navigating the digital shift in agriculture

Thinking progress in a digital age In recent years, the conversation around digitalisation has taken centre stage in India’s policy and development discourse. As digitalisation becomes the default path to progress, one must ask – can a digital future ever be truly inclusive without confronting the historical inequities that have long denied access, voice, and […]

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Southern Africa: In loving memory of Nothabo Sibanda

Youth and Gender Justice Advocate | Mother | Regional Leader | WOSSO Fellow Johannesburg, 3 February:  Gender Links and WOSSO are shocked and deeply saddened by the passing of Nothabo Sibanda, a fearless advocate, devoted mother, and a rising feminist leader whose life, though far too brief, exemplified extraordinary courage, compassion, and impact. A Women of the

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When silence became a protest

Reflections from the 21 November GBV Demonstrations in South Africa By Michelle Mutogo On 21 November 2025, South Africa witnessed one of the most powerful displays of collective grief and resistance in recent memory. At the sidelines of the G20 Summit, where global leaders gathered to shape economic futures, thousands of women, survivors, allies, and

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SA: How Sex Work movement is breaking the silence

By Dr. Corey Sarana Spengler-Gathercole Across the African continent, we are witnessing a dangerous rise in the policing of women’s bodies and the silencing of voices that challenge patriarchal control. From attempts to roll back reproductive rights to renewed hostility toward LGBTQI+ communities, the backlash against equality has become one of the defining struggles of

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