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| CONTENTS | Page | |
| Editorial (i) | (i) | |
| MAIN FEATURES | ||
| Kenyan Women and electoral: the
                vagaries of the long  road to leadership Martine Renee Galloy  | 
                3 | |
| Feminism and Masculinity in an African
                Capitalist Context:  the case of Kenya Mwenda G. Ntarangwi  | 
                19 | |
| AIDS in Zimbabwe:  crisis in rural development Ezilyn Sibanda  | 
                33 | |
| REFLECTIONS | ||
| The Matrices of Race, Class and Gender: how
                they  converge in the lives of Southern African Women Nova Smith  | 
                45 | |
| The intersection of race, class and gender
                and the  Biases of ESAP Jessica Gordon  | 
                55 | |
| Gender insensitivity and male bias in
                local advertising  Rekopantswe Mate  | 
                67 | |
| Tradition, Culture and Ideology: the
                problem of FGM in the Gambia Isatou Traoray  | 
                71 | |
| DEBATES | ||
| The development of anti-fertility
                vaccines:  challenging the immune system Ute Sprenger  | 
                77 | |
| Gender and Supply Response  Yassin Fall  | 
                85 | |
| Whose Honour, Whose Humiliation:  Women, Men and the Economic Crisis in South Korea Soung-ai Choi  | 
                87 | |
| POETRY | ||
| Women's Respite  Lilian Masitera  | 
                93 | |
| Boxed and Labelled Thoko Matshe  | 
                94 | |
| Kawusemuhle  Thoko Matshe  | 
                95 | |
| You cannot ignore me  Tendai H. Manzvanzvike  | 
                96 | |
| As if they feel no pain  Moyo Violet Ndonde  | 
                97 | |
| War, Women and Children  Moyo Violet Ndonde  | 
                98 | |
| BOOK REVIEWS | ||
| Studies of Women or Women Studies - reviews
                by Amina Mama of Cultivating Customers: Market
                Women in Harare  N.E. Horn Peasants, Traders and Wives: Shona Women in the History of Zimbabwe E. Schmidt Mothers of the Revolution I. Staunton  | 
                101 | |
| 'In the developed world, people talk and
                shop'- a review by Anne Derges  of: Ecofeminism as Politics: nature, Marx and the postmodern A. Salleh  | 
                111 | |
| What Women do in Wartime: gender and
                conflict in Africa  Jennifer Chiriga  | 
                117 | |
| Post-independent Zimbabwe's
                socio-political and economic landscape as
                portrayed in children's literature: the case
                of Tendai Makura's 'Why the Cock Crows' Tendai Manzvanzvike  | 
                119 | |
| MANIFESTOS AND REPORTS | ||
| NGO Positions on Gender in the Lome
                Convention  Prudence Katsere  | 
                123 | |