Welcome to our series of Shangazi Power
The collection of documentaries of #ShangaziPower. on Youtube and articles about each woman is featured here. The series aims to amplify and shed light on the work of women in East Africa, specifically Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda from the independence struggle all the way to recent struggles for democracy, human rights equality and equity
These three women fought not just for independence from colonial rule, but also for space, voice and respect in societies that often ignored women’s power.
Njeri Mwangi has proven that art and activism can go hand in hand. She has created spaces for change, used her platform to tell powerful stories and continues to inspire a new generation to speak up and take action.
Opoloje, a law student at Makerere University, was recognized for her bold activism and unwavering commitment to promoting human rights in Uganda.
From fighting against corruption to advocating for the rights of marginalized groups, Nana has always been at the forefront of movements that aim to make the world a better place.
Marjorie’s powerful poem, Ubaguzi Haukubaliki (“Racism is Unacceptable”), opened doors for many to join her cause.
Dr Kakenya Ntaiya believes education is the key to unlocking opportunities and creating a more equitable society.
Her journey has not been easy, it’s a story of resilience, determination, and a deep love for her community.
Activist Jerotich Seii who proudly identifies herself as an ‘Active Citizen,’ stood at the forefront, rallying the peaceful protest alongside other distinguished activists like Wanjeri Nderu
Bibi Titi Mohammed, with limited formal education but boundless courage, left an indelible mark on Tanzanian history, reminding us of the vital role women played in shaping the nation
Judy Muthoni has been involved in the struggle for the Second Liberation and has been an activist since her early years.
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