Articles from Sister Namibia (October 1, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
50/50 by 2020.		Brief Article	202
A book launch with a difference.	von Wietersheim, Angela		533
Balancing Act South African gay and lesbian youth speak out: Joanne Bloch and Karen Martin.		Book Review	653
Bertchen Kohrs courageous champion of the environment: Bertchen Kohrs carefully nurtures her garden, the small piece of earth that she calls her own, using no chemical fertilizers or pesticides, making her own compost, recycling glass, waste paper and cans.	Frank, Liz	Cover Story	1196
Bertchen Kohrs dapper stryder vir die omgewing.	Naude, Marietjie	Cover Story	1467
Between Yesterday and Tomorrow.	von Wietersheim, Erika	Book Review	708
Changing cultural norms and values in the times of HIV and AIDS: the enormous pressures to prevent AIDS from killing more and more people in Namibia also forces us--more than anything else before--to look at our cultural norms and values.	von Wietersheim, Erika		1143
Gender Links: 'no longer a lone cry'.	Morna, Colleen Lowe		599
Ondjodi inai twa: Meme Ndahafa eshi va hombola nomushamane waye pefimbo kwa li e na omido 27 ina kala ha tu eendjodi dashimwe shi lili shihe fi ashike ehafo.	Ndinoshiho, Rauna	Fictional work	996
Quilting Martha's life--the story of a determined woman.	Gebhardt, Erica		865
Ramatex--empowering or exploiting women? A 25-year old woman is left in tears, looking at her two young children and wondering what they are going to eat for the day.	Frank, Liz	Cover Story	878
Schools challenge hunger in Lesotho: Mrs. Letela, the principal in a small rural primary school in Lesotho, stood at her office window, watching the children playing on the field outside.	Reeler, Doug	Reprint	515
Swaziland: women's progress hindered by laws.		Cover Story	346
The Joint Consultative Council of Namibia: are you one of the many women entrepreneurs developing your own business? Do you know that the Joint Consultative Council is there to assist and support you through advice and training to improve and sharpen your business skills?			541
Tommy boys, lesbian men and ancestral wives: Female same sex practices in Africa: Ruth Morgan and Saskia Wieringa.			669
Umoja, Kenya--a place where women rule: seated cross-legged on mats in the shade, Rebecca Lolosoli, matriarch of a village for women only, took the hand of a frightened 13-year-old girl. The child was expected to wed a man nearly three times her age, and Lolosoli told her she didn't have to.	Wax, Emily		552
Who reads Sister Namibia?		Cover Story	617
Women claim their right to property and inheritance: a mature African woman with a matronly figure stood and declared to a conference hall packed with strange faces that she was a prostitute.	Mwondela, Chilombo		1988
Women's control over their sexual lives: most women in Namibia are not free to make their own decisions about their sexual and reproductive lives.	Edwards, Lucy		1233
World relay of the Women's Global Charter for Humanity.		Brief Article	307