By: Munei Zoe Mbedzi One would think that after enduring oppression for so long, women would finally get to breathe. But if you are a woman or girl in Afghanistan, your rights have been stripped away as the Taliban uses oppressive rhetoric to suffocate you and silence your voice. Afghan women are not afforded the same access to education as women across much of the world. For many, education is nonexistent. For a woman in Afghanistan, her daily routine consists of waking up,

By: Olwethu Mthethwa In recent years, there has been a growing debate about how history is taught in African schools, especially in South Africa. One important topic in this discussion is the role of Jan van Riebeeck in the school curriculum. Many educators, students, and activists are questioning whether his story should still be taught in the same way or even taught at all. This has led to calls for the discontinuation or reconsideration of his place in African education. P