Fátima Langa
Fátima Langa was a Mozambican writer, poet, and journalist renowned for her contributions to literature, particularly in stories and books for young readers.
Fátima Langa was a Mozambican writer, poet, and journalist renowned for her contributions to literature, particularly in stories and books for young readers.
María Nsué Angüe was a prominent Equatoguinean writer and served as the Minister of Education and Culture.
Eritrean figure writer, activist and nurse whose life and work have been shaped by her involvement in the Eritrean People’s Liberation Front (EPLF) during the war for Eritrean independence from Ethiopia.
Dame Hilda Louisa Bynoe was a distinguished and pioneering Caribbean woman whose multifaceted contributions significantly impacted the region’s development.
Jordanian television journalist and human rights advocate. She became the first female member of the Jordanian Parliament.
Ida Ospelt-Amann was a notable Liechtenstein dialect poet and recognized as one of the prominent contributors to Liechtenstein dialect poetry.
Djiboutian poet, singer, and songwriter.
Versatile 15th-century Joseon Dynasty artist, excelling in dance, literature, art, and poetry.
Politically influential queen of the Khmer Empire from roughly 1181 to 1219
Although Cape Verdean writer and poet Yolanda Morazzo lived in Portugal and Angola for much of her life, she is associated with her home country’s Claridade movement, part of a larger push for cultural, social, and political freedoms.