This is a survey of the roles women have played in Africa south of
the Sahara, from the Queen of Sheba in Ethiopia to the present-day
presidents of Liberia and Malawi. Romero discusses education and
religion; the occult and power; diseases and treatment; women and
war; and women's increasing presence on the political stage,
including their roles as environmental activists. Drawing on the
latest research, the book comprises documents, travellers'
accounts, and case studies in its coverage of pre-colonial,
colonial, and post-colonial Africa.
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