Women Empowerment and the Feminist Agenda in Africa
Women Empowerment and the Feminist Agenda in Africa
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Maxwell Musingafi is Professor of Public Policy & Governance in the Department of Development Studies at the National University of Lesotho with lectureship experience at tertiary institutions stretching back to 2003 (Gweru polytechnic, Zimbabwe Open University, Great Zimbabwe University, University of Eswatini and the National University of Lesotho). He is chairperson of the GBV committee; member of the Conferences Committee; Humanities Journal Resuscitation Committee; Executive Board Member of the Faculty of Humanities; and Senator at the National University of Lesotho. Maxwell is External Examiner (GZU; MSU); Peer Reviewer/Thought Leader (Zimbabwe Council of Higher Education); Consultant-Devolution Implementation (Gvnt of Zim), Editorial Board Member (Uneswa Journal of Education); 2022 Lesotho Voluntary National Reviewer for SDG5 (UNDP); Country Reviewer for Zimbabwe (Global Integrity); and Member (International Society for Development & Sustainability). Professor Musingafi is a novelist and researcher in gender, conflict, peace, governance and water studies with a track record of more than 300 published works. Chipo Hungwe teaches Sociology at the Midlands State University. She has a keen interest in women's experiences and has published extensively on women, ageing and migration. She has provided consultancy services to international organisations including the UN Women. Chipo is a member of the International Sociological Association, the International Labour and Employment Relations Association (ILERA), and the European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI).
Maxwell Musingafi is Professor of Public Policy & Governance in the Department of Development Studies at the National University of Lesotho with lectureship experience at tertiary institutions stretching back to 2003 (Gweru polytechnic, Zimbabwe Open University, Great Zimbabwe University, University of Eswatini and the National University of Lesotho). He is chairperson of the GBV committee; member of the Conferences Committee; Humanities Journal Resuscitation Committee; Executive Board Member of the Faculty of Humanities; and Senator at the National University of Lesotho. Maxwell is External Examiner (GZU; MSU); Peer Reviewer/Thought Leader (Zimbabwe Council of Higher Education); Consultant-Devolution Implementation (Gvnt of Zim), Editorial Board Member (Uneswa Journal of Education); 2022 Lesotho Voluntary National Reviewer for SDG5 (UNDP); Country Reviewer for Zimbabwe (Global Integrity); and Member (International Society for Development & Sustainability). Professor Musingafi is a novelist and researcher in gender, conflict, peace, governance and water studies with a track record of more than 300 published works. Chipo Hungwe teaches Sociology at the Midlands State University. She has a keen interest in women's experiences and has published extensively on women, ageing and migration. She has provided consultancy services to international organisations including the UN Women. Chipo is a member of the International Sociological Association, the International Labour and Employment Relations Association (ILERA), and the European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI).
Maxwell Musingafi is Professor of Public Policy & Governance in the Department of Development Studies at the National University of Lesotho with lectureship experience at tertiary institutions stretching back to 2003 (Gweru polytechnic, Zimbabwe Open University, Great Zimbabwe University, University of Eswatini and the National University of Lesotho). He is chairperson of the GBV committee; member of the Conferences Committee; Humanities Journal Resuscitation Committee; Executive Board Member of the Faculty of Humanities; and Senator at the National University of Lesotho. Maxwell is External Examiner (GZU; MSU); Peer Reviewer/Thought Leader (Zimbabwe Council of Higher Education); Consultant-Devolution Implementation (Gvnt of Zim), Editorial Board Member (Uneswa Journal of Education); 2022 Lesotho Voluntary National Reviewer for SDG5 (UNDP); Country Reviewer for Zimbabwe (Global Integrity); and Member (International Society for Development & Sustainability). Professor Musingafi is a novelist and researcher in gender, conflict, peace, governance and water studies with a track record of more than 300 published works. Chipo Hungwe teaches Sociology at the Midlands State University. She has a keen interest in women's experiences and has published extensively on women, ageing and migration. She has provided consultancy services to international organisations including the UN Women. Chipo is a member of the International Sociological Association, the International Labour and Employment Relations Association (ILERA), and the European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI).