Nish Matenjwa
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I am a Kenyan mshairi (poet in Kiswahili) living in the UK dreaming of a time when the cultural, legal and political obstacles that prevent African women attaining economic independence and equality are eradicated. I would like to see the development of gender-sensitive ICT policies leading to more African women accessing and using these technologies.
I am also interested in arts and culture.
I blog about these issues and more at mshairi.
I am an administrator of the Kenyan Blogs Webring KBW.
Latest posts by Nish Matenjwa
12 December 2005
28 November 2005
21 November 2005
14 November 2005
African women blogging this week
Mama JunkYard who has been on a blogging hiatus is back and is disgusted by the use of vague, incorrect and ‘less offensive words' and images to sanitise women's bodies...
7 November 2005
This week in the African women's blogsphere
Feeling like ‘…woman standing at the edge of belonging, watching as male speaks to male, white speaks to white’, Keeper of her thoughts describes how it feels to work in...
31 October 2005
From the African women's blogsphere
On 26 October, Togo became the 15th country to ratify the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa thus ensuring...
Please sign this petition, ask your friends to sign as well and help save Hamza:
Freedom of speech and expression does not give any individual the right to insult...