It was incredibly important for me to share about collective care for feminist movement building at the Afro Ifos,de-colonial school in Nairobi.
#WomenSolidarity#PanAfricanFeminism
First of all, this has been a great week for me to join and participate in the Afro-Ifos which brought together global feminist leaders and movements to learn and strengthen collaborations around the collective women’s agenda #WomenSolodarity#AFRO-IFOS
#Pan African Feminism
@APMONAfrica ,my submission on the need to consolidate gender desegregated data into the civic tech tools for tracking parliamentary openness,is deeply rooted in the importance of centering gender issues in governance processes @amwaafrika #APMONAConference
Thrilled to have joined a learning tour at the @AfricParliament in Johannesburg. Ensuring that actors understand how the African parliament works is critical #Strengthen partnerships between civil society and the legislative bodies in Africa #APMONConference#OpenHouse
The @APMONAfrica conference is so timely as most countries in Africa prepare for elections.Citizens would wish to vote for progressive and accountable leadership which centers partnerships for voice and legislative openness @amwaafrika #APMONConference#OpenHouse
I was concerned that most legislators in Africa are deeply challenged by capacity gaps in legislation and playing the oversight role. We can spark the level of engagement in African parliaments through capacity strengthening @amwaafrika #APMONConference#OpenHouse
Attending the #7GIMACRECs , on the panel of the @GimacNetwork Gender and Governance Cluster ,highlighted the Afro centric leadership models, and financing women led governance for African women and girls
# reparative processes should have a gender and feminist justice lens
@amwaafrika ,Here at the AU ECOSOC Citizen’s Forum in Equatorial Guinea, I got interested by the need to make a new social contract with African leaders, center transitional justice in the reparative processes in order to bolster Africa’s development and peace process @AUEcosocc
I was honored to share, thank you @ccgea1 for setting up this conversation . Elections are only inclusive , credible and participatory ,when citizens and actors enjoy their inalienable freedoms to speech and expression ,without censorship.
I was happy on behalf of @amwaafrika to join @FOWODE_UGANDA in a tree planting exercise in Luwero district, as they marked 30 years of transformative leadership development. The tree I planted ,represents power and strength of the African women and girls in disrupting inequality
It was more than a privilege and honor for me to meet H.E Uhuru Kenyata and Rt.Hon. Ruhakana Rugunda.@GPLAcademy @amwaafrika ,thank for setting up the ground #GuildLeadersSummit2025
It was an honor to have contributed at the African Women’s Major Group press conference , held on the sidelines of #ARFSD11 .We request country based accountability on the implementation of the 17SDGs, as well as , to strengthen mechanisms for addressing gaps.
This morning, as the African Regional Forum on Sustainable Development (ARFSD) kicked off in Kampala, the African Women’s Major Group (AWMG) held a press conference, delivering a clear and urgent call to action.
To accelerate progress on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)—including:
🔹 SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being
🔹 SDG 5: Gender Equality
🔹 SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
🔹 SDG 14: Life Below Water
🔹 SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals
AWMG strongly urges African governments and stakeholders to prioritize:
✅ Feminist financing
✅ Inclusive governance
✅ Public investment in social services
These priorities are critical to achieving the 2030 Agenda and advancing the transformative vision of Agenda 2063.
#AWMG #ARFSD2025 #FeministFinancing #InclusiveGovernance #SocialInvestment #Agenda2063 #SDGs
This morning, as the African Regional Forum on Sustainable Development (ARFSD) kicked off in Kampala, the African Women’s Major Group (AWMG) held a press conference, delivering a clear and urgent call to action.
To accelerate progress on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)—including:
🔹 SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being
🔹 SDG 5: Gender Equality
🔹 SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
🔹 SDG 14: Life Below Water
🔹 SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals
AWMG strongly urges African governments and stakeholders to prioritize:
✅ Feminist financing
✅ Inclusive governance
✅ Public investment in social services
These priorities are critical to achieving the 2030 Agenda and advancing the transformative vision of Agenda 2063.
#AWMG #ARFSD2025 #FeministFinancing #InclusiveGovernance #SocialInvestment #Agenda2063 #SDGs
It was a conversation about how the cultural echo system marginalizes womwn and girls from attaining meaningful development.The honor to get a kind interface with @jmkikwete made the day more impactful to build collective effort to pushing forward #ARFSD11
Day one of #ARFSD11 pre-events was insightful as expected.From attending the Gender Forum,the Africa Leadership Forum, and more, the conversations were great to push back ,and build forward the achievement of SDGs. @amwaafrika @UN @Mglsd_UG
This week was an opportunity to join feminist activists around the world,marching in the Sahara desert refugee camps,denouncing imperialism, colonialism , war and conflict to free women and girls
#8M2025#6thInternationalAction@amwaafrika@WorldMarchWomen
The Saharawi women are phenomenal, a true testament of women leading grassroots struggles against colonialism and capitalism for sovereignty @WorldMarchWomen , in solidarity to amplify their voice and agency @ International Women’s Day
#Free women free
.#Free Western Sahara
I agree with Hon.Asha Bashir, the deputy SG ,NARC Kenya, political parties should not only open the space, but ensure that the special interest structures and leagues for the women and youth are actively involved in all Party processes @amwaafrika @woman_kind
#fidaconference24