Feminist Africa is a publication of the African Gender Institute and the continental Feminist Studies Network. The journal offers a space for theoretical and strategic debates that challenge the prevailing technocratic approaches to global development, and the reductionism of economic and policy approaches that neglect the lived realities, ingenuity and cultural production of Africa’s diverse and dynamic peoples. Feminist Africa aims to challenge the shared continental history of exploitation and marginalisation by attending to the complex cultures of resistance and local strategy that characterise the postcolonial era, while at the same time remaining attentive to the shifting global geopolitical configurations of power.