SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review
Journal / SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review / Vol. 3 No. 1 (1999) / Articles

Published: 1999-01-01

Kenyan Women and electoral: the vagaries of the long

Martine Renee Galloy

3-18

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23947

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Feminism and Masculinity in an African Capitalist Context:

Mwenda G. Ntarangwi

19-32

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23948

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AIDS in Zimbabwe:

Ezilyn Sibanda

33-44

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23949

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REFLECTIONS

The Matrices of Race, Class and Gender: how they

Nova Smith

45-54

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23950

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The intersection of race, class and gender and the

Jessica Gordon

55-66

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23951

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Gender insensitivity and male bias in local advertising

Rekopantswe Mate

67-70

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23952

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Tradition, Culture and Ideology: the problem of FGM

Isatou Traoray

71-76

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23953

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DEBATES

The development of anti-fertility vaccines:

Ute Sprenger

77-84

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23954

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Gender and Supply Response

Yassin Fall

85-86

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23955

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Whose Honour, Whose Humiliation: Women, Men and the Economic Crisis in South Korea

Soung-ai Choi

87-92

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23956

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POETRY

Women's Respite

Lilian Masitera

93-93

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23957

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Boxed and Labelled

Thoko Matshe

94-xx

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23958

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Kawusemuhle

Thoko Matshe

95-xx

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23959

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You cannot ignore me

Tendai H. Manzvanzvike

96-xx

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23960

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As if they feel no pain

Moyo Violet Ndonde

97-xx

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23961

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War, Women and Children

Moyo Violet Ndonde

98-100

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23962

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BOOK REVIEWS

Studies of Women or Women Studies - reviews by Amina Mama of Cultivating Customers: Market Women in Harare

N.E. Horn

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23963

Peasants, Traders and Wives: Shona Women in the History of Zimbabwe

E. Schmidt

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23964

Mothers of the Revolution

I. Staunton

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23965

'In the developed world, people talk and shop'- a review by Anne Derges

A. Salleh

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23966

What Women do in Wartime: gender and conflict in Africa

Jennifer Chiriga

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23967

Post-independent Zimbabwe's socio-political and economic landscape as portrayed in children's literature: the case of Tendai Makura's 'Why the Cock Crows'

Tendai Manzvanzvike

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23968

MANIFESTOS AND REPORTS

NGO Positions on Gender in the Lome Convention

Prudence Katsere

DOI:

10.4314/safere.v3i1.23969

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