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| Acknowledgements | ||
| Foreword | ||
| Preface and Methodology | ||
| Introduction | 1 | |
| Aissatou Adamou | 15 | |
| Shirikiana Aina | 23 | |
| Chantal Bagilishya | 41 | |
| Marie-Clemence Blanc-Paes | 51 | |
| Mahen Sophia Bonetti | 59 | |
| Maimouna Helene Diarra | 75 | |
| M'Bissine Therese Diop | 79 | |
| Alexandra Duah | 87 | |
| Anne-Laure Folly | 95 | |
| Lucy Gebre-Egziabher | 109 | |
| Valerie Kabore | 125 | |
| Wajuhi Kamau | 133 | |
| Ai Keita-Yara | 143 | |
| Wanjiru Kinyanjui | 147 | |
| Amassatou Maiga | 159 | |
| Sarah Maldoror | 163 | |
| Oumema Mamadali | 171 | |
| Salem Mekuria | 177 | |
| Zanele Mthembu | 183 | |
| Thembi Mtshali | 193 | |
| Catherine Wangui Muigai | 205 | |
| Fanta Regina Nacro | 211 | |
| Ngozi Onwurah | 221 | |
| Franceline Oubda | 231 | |
| Aminata Ouedraogo | 239 | |
| Francoise Pfaff | 251 | |
| Monique Phoba | 267 | |
| Gloria Rolando | 275 | |
| Naky Sy Savane | 291 | |
| Cilia Sawadogo | 295 | |
| Masepeke Sekhukhuni | 301 | |
| Wabei Siyolwe | 315 | |
| Najwa Tlili | 329 | |
| Prudence Uriri | 335 | |
| Zara Mahamat Yacoub | 343 | |
| Florentine Yameogo | 351 | |
| Summary | 359 | |
| Filmography | 361 | |
| Bibliography | 381 |
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