Diary Notebook - Jenje-Makwenda, Joyce
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The Diary Notebook celebrates many unsung heroines among women of Africa in the field of politics, leadership, sport, media, art, sculpture, activism, business entrepreneurship, and education. It celebrates women from all sphere of life who make changes in their communities or countries, and who by so doing, inspire other women. The Diary challenges media stereotypes which see women as recipients of services, rather than providers of services. It is written in a simple way, it is entertaining and informative, and can be enjoyed while jotting an appointment, thus also encouraging the culture of…mehr

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The Diary Notebook celebrates many unsung heroines among women of Africa in the field of politics, leadership, sport, media, art, sculpture, activism, business entrepreneurship, and education. It celebrates women from all sphere of life who make changes in their communities or countries, and who by so doing, inspire other women. The Diary challenges media stereotypes which see women as recipients of services, rather than providers of services. It is written in a simple way, it is entertaining and informative, and can be enjoyed while jotting an appointment, thus also encouraging the culture of reading. The Women Politicians/Parliamentarians Diary Notebook chronicles the journey of women politicians since the 1800 to today. Some of the women featured are Modjadji, Nehanda, Lozikeyi, Muriel Rosin, Ruth Chinamano and most of the politicians and parlaimentarians during the Government of National Unity 2008. We should use as many ways as possible to document the histories of women for posterity and also disseminate stories.
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An Archivist-Historian, Researcher, Author, Producer, Lecturer and Ethno-musicologist - Joyce Jenje-Makwenda was born in Mbare Township, Salisbury (Harare) in 1958. For the past 30 years, she carried out research and interviews on early urban culture, music, politics, education, religion, media, fashion, taboo, sexual and cultural issues and women's histories in Zimbabwe.