Living feminist politics

29 March 2004

Walking the talk: Former ANC MP Pregs Govender at the AGI's panel discussion.

The African Gender Institute (AGI) hosted a panel discussion to commemorate International Women's Day on March 8.

At the talk, titled Perils and Promises: Reflections on Living Feminist Politics, Ugandan legislator Winnie Byanyima and researcher, activist and AGI research fellow Pregs Govender, a former ANC member of parliament, recounted some of their experiences as feminist politicians working in government.

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Volume 23 Edition 07

29 Mar 2004

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Seventy years old and still dancing

Second economics duo wins Pifer Award

New mixed res up and running

Lessons in community

Student represents youth in global parliament

Ham's curse, blackness and sin

Human factor is key to the mix in chemical engineering

Geology alumnus puts the focus on mines

Educational units under review

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Law faculty: Beneficial and positive

Paul Bowen: Very impressed with the process

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