Recently, I attended an event aimed at celebrating the achievements of women in the feminist movement.
Author: Frieda Mukufa (Frieda Mukufa )
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Mavutu Conversations – Mavutu Conversations Fighting contraceptives
We celebrated International Women’s Day recently and as much as it is worth applauding for all the achievements we have achieved, there is still a long way to go in certain aspects of the lives of women.
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Mavutu Conversations – Ending things that do not bring happiness
Many times, society argues that women’s friendships aren’t real because they do not last. For one, it isn’t true but also, the truth is that all friendships have an expiry date.
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Mavutu Conversations – Give your coochie space to breathe
Ladies, quickly gather here. Maybe it’s just me but I am always fighting my wax lady when she says that I can’t engage in sexual activities the day of getting my coochie waxed.
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Mavutu Conversations -Women making the first move
A few weeks ago, I was sitting with friends and we were talking about women making the first move. They were both shocked that I didn’t believe in the tired notion that women aren’t supposed to make the first move.
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Feelings nations
There are so many precautions we are told that would benefit us as women when it comes to sexual intercourse.
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Mavutu Conversations – Menorrhagia is often overlooked, downplayed
I’d like to shed light on a period-related condition that is often overlooked or misdiagnosed by doctors.
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Mavutu Conversations – Forced to choose between purchasing food or sanitary items
Hello dedicated readers. It has been a minute since I provided my two cents on women’s issues that are important. I hope you have not missed me too much.
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Mavutu Conversations – ‘Wear our booty shorts and show our bellies and thunder thighs’
Every year, we wear miniskirts and chant, “My koekie my keuse” through Independence Avenue, holding up posters with writings of, “my body, my choice” and “no to slut shaming”.