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 | Noonan, Deborah A. (2000) |
 | No Longer Sisters? Thinking Feminism across Difference |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4-5 #2-1. p. 135-148. |
| Shaba, Luta (2000) |
| Public Opinion and Public Policy: The Location of Women in Public Voicing |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4-5 #2-1. p. 127-134. |
| Saluseki, Bivan (2000) |
| A Day in the Life Time of an Abused Woman |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4-5 #2-1. p. 123-126. |
| Letsididi, Bashi (2000) |
| The Marginalisation of Women in the Kgotla |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4-5 #2-1. p. 121-122. |
| Manda, Olga (2000) |
| The Success of Gender Equality in the Face of Culture |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4-5 #2-1. p. 119-120. |
| Mvula, N. (2000) |
| Should men take paternity leave |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4-5 #2-1. p. 117-118. |
| Mwananyanda, Fenny (2000) |
| Discrimination against the Girl Child in Education: Focus on Zambia |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4-5 #2-1. p. 115-116. |
| Littiya, Patricia (2000) |
| HIV/AIDS Pandemic: The Negative Impact on Women |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4-5 #2-1. p. 111-114. |
| Ilunga, Juliet (2000) |
| The Vulnerability of Women to AIDS |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4-5 #2-1. p. 107-110. |
| Bindura-Mutangadura, Gladys (2000) |
| HIV/AIDS, Poverty, and Elderly Women in Urban Zimbabwe |
 | SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4-5 #2-1. p. 93-105. |
| Muzvidziwa, Victor Ngonidzashe (2000) |
| Confronting Difficult Circumstances: The Case of Masvingo Widows |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4-5 #2-1. p. 73-91. |
| Hamisu, Danpullo Rabiatu Ibrahim (2000) |
| Customary Bride-Price in Cameroon: Do Women Have a Say? |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4-5 #2-1. p. 65-71. |
| Mvududu, Sara (2000) |
| Leveling the Playing Field: Social Policy and Gender Issues in Southern Africa |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4-5 #2-1. p. 43-63. |
| Epprecht, Marc (2000) |
| Theorizing gender and feminisms in contemporary African studies |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4-5 #2-1. p. 23-41. |
| Mukonyora, Isabel (2000) |
| Marginality and Protest in the Sacred Wilderness: The Role of Women in Shaping Masowe Thought Pattern |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4-5 #2-1. p. 1-21. |
| Lewis, Desiree (2000) |
| SAWPI (South African Women's Press Institute): a position paper |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4 #1. p. 99-110. |
| Kazembe, Joyce L. (2000) |
| Participation in the Crisis Coalition of Zimbabwe (CCZ) | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4 #1. p. 85-98. |
| Tapela, Iwani M. (2000) |
| Wondering through the Constitutional Maze | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4 #1. p. 79-84. |
| Zigomo, Lydia (2000) |
| My Experience with the Constitutional Reform Maze | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4 #1. p. 71-78. |
| Mahlunge, Yvonne (2000) |
| The Gender Dynamics of the Constitutional Debate | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4 #1. p. 67-70. |
| Matshe, Thoko (2000) |
| A Woman Leading | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4 #1. p. 61-65. |
| Misihairabwi, Priscilla; Matshe, Thoko; Mahlunge, Yvonne; Zigomo, Lydia; Mothobi-Tapela, Iwani; Kazembe, Joyce Laetitia (2000) |
| Zimbabwean Women Engage with the Constitution: Interview With: Priscilla Misihairabwi |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4 #1. p. 47-60. |
| Shiripinda, Iris (2000) |
| Legislative Aspects in Relation to HIV/AIDS Prevention in Zimbabwe |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4 #1. p. 37-44. |
| Ntarangwi, Mwenda (2000) |
| Feminism, Anthropology and Androcentrism: any link for a male ethnographer? |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4 #1. p. 25-36. |
| Mire, Amina (2000) |
| In/Through the Bodies of Women: Rethinking Gender in African Politics |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 4 #1. p. 1-23. |
| Derges, Anne (1999) |
| Surfing the Net with the Boys: Gender and Information |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 3 #2. p. 73-80. |
| Gentine, A. (1999) |
| Feminity exposed |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 3 #2. p. 65-71. |
| Wagner, Nicola (1999) |
| Sexual Violence against Women: A Key Element of Institutionalised Patriarchy |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 3 #2. p. 59-64. |
| Manning, Shannell (1999) |
| Fairy-Tales: The Circular Motion of Patriarchy through the Minds of Children |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 3 #2. p. 43-58. |
| Thompson, Sarah (1999) |
| The Mammy and the Madam: Sexuality and Domestic Labor in Southern Africa |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 3 #2. p. 33-42. |
| Beard, James (1999) |
| Perspectives on Intersectionality: Race, Gender and Class in Interaction |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 3 #2. p. 19-32. |
| Manji, Ambreena S. (1999) |
| Feminism and Methodology: Studying the Impact of AIDS Using Participatory Research |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 3 #2. p. 1-18. |
| Traoray, Isatou (1998) |
| Tradition, Culture and Ideology: The Problem of Female Genital Mutilation in the Gambia | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 3 #1. p. 71-74. |
| Mate, Rekopantswe (1998) |
| Gender Insensitivity and Male Bias in Local Advertising | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 3 #1. p. 67-70. |
| Gordon, Jessica (1998) |
| The Intersection of Race, Class and Gender and the Biases of ESAP | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 3 #1. p. 55-66. |
| Smith, Nova (1998) |
| The Matrices of Race, Class and Gender: How They Converge in the Lives of Southern African Women | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 3 #1. p. 45-54. |
| Sibanda, Ezilyn (1998) |
| AIDS in Zimbabwe: Crisis in Rural Development | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 3 #1. p. 33-42. |
| Ntarangwi, Mwenda G. (1998) |
| Feminism and Masculinity in an African Capitalist Context: The Case of Kenya | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 3 #1. p. 19-33. |
| Galloy, Martine Renee (1998) |
| Kenyan Women and Electoral Processes: The Vagaries of the Long Road to Leadership | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 3 #1. p. 3-18. |
| Anonymous (1997) |
| The African Gender Institute at the University of Cape Town, South Africa | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 2 #2. p. 51-58. |
| Liebenberg, Sandy (1997) |
| A Theoretical Overview of the United Nations Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 2 #2. p. 27-35. |
| Makoa, Francis K. (1997) |
| Gender and Politics in Lesotho: A Note on Gender Inequality in Lesotho | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 2 #2. p. 15-25. |
| Molokomme, Athaliah (1997) |
| Why Gender is a Key Development Issue for the Southern African Development Community | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 2 #2. p. 1-13. |
| Matshalaga, Neddy (1996) |
| 'I am hungry Mum!': gender, urban food security and coping strategies | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 2 #1. p. 58-77. |
| Amanor-Wilks, Dede (1996) |
| Invisible Hands: Women in Zimbabwe's Commercial Farm Sector | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 2 #1. June. p. 37-57. |
| Mhone, Yvonne (1996) |
| Gender fairness: teaching and learning response-ably | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 2 #1. June. p. 25-32. |
| Hendricks, Cheryl (1996) |
| Gender Politics in a Post-Apartheid South Africa | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 2 #1. June. p. 14-22. |
| Lewis, Desiree (1996) |
| Winnie Mandela: The Surveillance and Excess of 'Black Woman' as Signifier | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 2 #1. June. p. 7-13. |
| Zinanga, Evelyn (1996) |
| Sexuality and the Heterosexual Form: The Case of Zimbabwe | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 2 #1. June. p. 3-6. |
| Ansariyah-Grace, T. (1995) |
| Urbanisation and the beauty myth | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 1 #2. September-October. p. 99-108. |
| Scott, E. (1995) |
| Differences and intersections between feminism in Africa and feminism in North America | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 1 #2. September-October. p. 94-98. |
| Johnson, S. (1995) |
| Intimacy and violation | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 1 #2. September-October. p. 85-90. |
| Win, E.J. (1995) |
| Long and rocky road to Beijing | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 1 #2. September-October. p. 78-82. |
| Larbi, M. (1995) |
| Women in global politics | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 1 #2. September-October. p. 74-77. |
| Made, P. (1995) |
| African women: can our voices be heard on the international stage? | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 1 #2. September-October. p. 69-73. |
| Nzimande, Phumelele N. (1995) |
| Gender and Democracy in South Africa | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 1 #2. September-October. p. 64-68. |
| Sibiya, Thokozile E. (1995) |
| Gender and Politics in Swaziland | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 1 #2. p. 62-63. |
| Misihairambwi, Priscilla (1995) |
| Post Elections in Zimbabwe: Where Patriarchy is Institutionalized | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 1 #2. September-October. p. 60-62. |
| Wanzala, Winnie L. (1995) |
| Women and Elections in Namibia after Five Years of Independence | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 1 #2. September-October. p. 49-59. |
| Raftopoulos, Brian (1995) |
| Gender, Nationalist Politics and the Fight for the City: Harare 1940-1950s | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 1 #2. September-October. p. 30-45. |
| Jirira, Kwanele Ona (1995) |
| Gender, Politics and Democracy: kuvaka patsva (reconstructing) - the discourse | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 1 #2. September-October. p. 1-29. |
| Emang Basadi Women's Association (1995) |
| Summary of Botswana Women's Issues and Demands | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 1 #1. January. p. 99-111. |
| Roy-Campbell, Zaline M. (1995) |
| Empowerment of African Women Across Geographical Boundaries: Formation of a Pan-African Women's Liberation Organisation | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 1 #1. January. p. 87-89. |
| Jirira, Kwanele O. (1995) |
| Our Struggle Ourselves: Shaping Feminist Theory in Our Context: The Zimbabwe Scenario | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 1 #1. January. p. 77-86. |
| Reed, T. (1995) |
| Black female music artists and the new themes in the music | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 1 #1. January. p. 60-67. |
| Kamau, Jean Njeri (1995) |
| Issues in Gender Violence: A Review of Current Research and Writing | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 1 #1. January. p. 39-56. |
| Made, Patricia A. (1995) |
| Women and Desertification: Tillers of the Land, Keepers of Knowledge | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 1 #1. January. p. 32-38. |
| Moyo, Sam (1995) |
| A Gendered Perspective of the Land Question | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 1 #1. January. p. 13-31. |
| Gaidzanwa, Rudo (1995) |
| Land and the Economic Empowerment of Women: A Gendered Analysis | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 1 #1. January. p. 1-12. |
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