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Flame
Focus: Zimbabwe and Women's participation in the liberation struggle
85 minutes
Produced by Black & White Film Company. Directed by Ingrid Sinclair, 1999
You Have Struck a Rock
Focus: South Africa Women and Anti apartheid struggle
29 minutes
Produced by PBS, 1982
Kumekucha: From Sun Up
Focus: Tanzania, women and land
Produced and directed by Flora Mbugu-Schelling
Maryknoll World Video, 1987
Mama Awethu!
Focus: South Africa, anti-apartheid struggle, gender and class inequalities
58 minutes
Directed by Bethany Yarrow, EBY Production Inc, 1993
Some Women of Marrakech
Focus: gender division of labour, women's subordination, Islam
58 minutes
PBS, 1981
Side by Side: Women Against AIDS in Zimbabwe
Focus: Women's mobilisation around HIV/AIDS
47 minutes
A Villon Films-Harvey McKinnon Production in co-production with CIDA.
The Dream Becomes a Reality
Focus: Eritrean women's challenge to traditional gender roles and discrimination post 1991.
45 minutes
Produced by Eva Egensteiner
Organisational and Web Resources
Angola
Angolan Women's Organization
Rua Comandante Gika No. 199, P.O. Box 2582
Luanda
Angola
Tel: 320977
Fax: 324481
Organisation Pan Africaine des Femmes
Box 765 , Kuzaka
Luanda , Angola
Organizacao da Mulher Angolana
(Angola Women's Organisation)
Rua Commandante Cika No. 199
Luanda
People's Republic of Angola
Botswana
Emang Basadi Women's Association
Plot 1014, Boipelego Close, African Mall
Extension 2, Gabarone, Botswana
Postal address: Private Bag 00470
Gabarone, Botswana
Tel: (267) 309335/359424
Fax: (267) 309335
Egypt
New Woman Research Center
9D Orabi Street - 6th Floor - Mohandessin - Cairo
Egypt
Tel & Fax: 202-3048085
Alliance for Arab Women
28 Adly Street, Apt 74 - 75
Cairo , Egypt
Tel: (202) 3939899
Fax: (202) 393 6820
E-mail: aaw@link.com.eg or Hbadran@idsc.gov.eg
Ethiopia
The Centre for Research, Training and Information on Women in Development (CERTWID)
Institute of Development Research
Addis Ababa University
P.O. Box 1176,
Ethiopia
Tel: 12.32.30
Telex 21205
Federal Republic of Nigera
Women Living Under Muslim Laws International Solidarity Network - Africa and Middle East (WLUML-AME)
P.O. Box 73630
Victoria Island
Lagos
Nigeria
Tel: +234 1 617 134
Fax: +234 1 617 134
E-mail: Baobab@baobab.com.ng or ayesha@baobab.com.ng
Women's Research and Documentation Centre (WORDOC)
Institute of African Studies
University of Ibadan
Ibadan
Nigeria
Tel: +234 2 810 4077
Fax: +243 2 810 4077
E-mail: library@odeku.ui.edu.ng
Women in Nigeria
38 Mount Aion Road
P.O.Box 4263
Calabar, Cross River State
Nigeria
Tel: 224228
Fax: 220143
Kenya
FEMNET
www.femnet.or.ke
Mali
Coordination Des Associations Et ONG Feminines Du Mali (CAFO)
Trame Afaussata Thiero Ecretane
B.P. E810
Bamako
Mali
Tel: 223 22 76 35
Mozambique
Women's Forum - Coordination For Women In Development (Fulher Mulher)
C.P. 3632
Maputo
Mozambique
Tel: (258-1) 49347
Fax: (258-1) 493137
Namibia
Sister Namibia Collective (SNC)
P.O. Box 60100
Windhoek , Namibia P.C. 9000
Telephone (061) 36371
Women Solidarity
CCN Complex, Mashago St.
P.O. Box 23941
Katutura, Windhoek, Namibia
Telex (061) 217621 (CCN) 43002
Zambia
National Women's Lobby Group
P.O. Box 37879, 2nd Floor/Fintex House,
Dar-es-Salaam Place, off Cairo Road
Lusaka
Zambia
Tel: (26-1) 221236
Fax: (26-1) 224033
Women For Change
P.O. Box 33102
Lusaka
Zambia
Tel: (260-1) 224 309
Fax: (260-1) 224 296
Zambia Association For Research And Development
P.O. Box 37836
Lusaka
Zambia
1st Floor, Design House
Dar-es-Salaam Place
Cairo Road, Lusaka
Zambia
Tel: +260 1 692 601 or +260 1 222 883
Fax: +260 1 629 601
E-mail zard@zamnet.zm
Zimbabwe
Association Of Women's Clubs (AWC) Of Zimbabwe
11 Kent Avenue, Avondale, Harare .
Tel: (263-4) 304471/2
E-mail: sekaiholland@mango.zw
Federation Of African Media Women (FAMWZ)
1st Floor Katenga House, 19 Selous Avenue, Harare, Zimbabwe
Tel (263-4) 738893/4
Jekesa Pfungwa/Vulingqondo
44 Logan Road, Hatfield, Harare, Zimbabwe
Tel (263-4) 570846
Musasa Project
Physical: 64 Selous Ave, Harare
Postal: P.O. Box A712, Avondale, Harare, Zimbabwe
Tel (263-4) 734381
Women's Action Group
Physical: 11 Lincoln Rd , Avondale, Harare
Postal: P.O. Box 135 , Harare , Zimbabwe
Tel and Fax: (263-4) 339161
Women & Aids Support Network (WASN)
Physical: 21 Van Praagh Ave, Milton Park, Harare
Postal: P.O.Box 1554 , Harare , Zimbawe.
Tel (263-4) 781532/3, 772926
Zimbabwe Women's Resource Centre & Network (ZWRCN)
Physical: 288 Herbert Chitepo Avenue cnr 7th Street, Harare
Postal: P.O. Box 2192, Harare, Zimbabwe
Tel (263-4) 737 435
Fax (263-4) 720 331
E-mail: zwrcn@zwrcn.org.zw
Senegal
Association Of African Women For Research And Development (AAWORD)
The Executive Secretary
Avenue Cheikh Anta Diop, Angle Canal IV, BP 3304
Dakar
Senegal
Tel: (221) 25 98 22/3
Fax: (221) 24 12 89
Association of African Women for Research and Development
BP.15367, Dakar-Fann, Senegal
Tel.:(221) 824-20-53
Fax:(221) 824-20-56
Email: aaword@telecomplus.sn
South Africa
Women's Health Project
Third Floor, Spencer Lister Building
P.O. Box 1038
South African Institute for Medical Research
University of the Witwatersrand
Box 1038, Johannesburg, 2000
South Africa
tel: +27 11 489 9925/17/05
fax: +27 11 489 9922
E-mail: womenhp@sn.apc.org or womenhp@wn.acp.org
URL: http://www.womensnet.org.za/health/whppam.htm
Women'sNet
SANGONeT
13th Floor, Longsbank Building
187 Bree Street, Johannesburg, 2000
or P O Box 31 Johannesburg 2000
South Africa
Tel: +27 011 838 6943/4
Fax: +27 011 492 1058
email: women@wn.apc.org
URL: http://www.womensnet.org.za
Tshwaranang Legal Advocacy Centre to end violence against women
PO Box 31006
Braamfontein 2017 South Africa
Tel: +27 011 403 4267/70 or 4038230
Email: naomi@wn.apc.org
Women's National Coalition
P.O. Box 62319 , Marshalltown 2107
Johannesburg
South Africa
Tel: (011) 331 5958/9
Fax: (011) 331 5957
Agenda
PO Box 18983
Dalbridge
4014 South Africa
Tel: +27 31 224184/5/6
Fax: +27 31 223930
E-mail: director@agenda.org.za or editor@agenda.org.za or subs@agenda.org.za
URL: http://www.oneworld.org/agenda
Masimanyane Women's Support Centre
17 Porter Street
5201 East London
South Africa
Tel: +27 431 439 169
Fax: +27 431 439 176
E-mail: maswsc@iafrica.com
URL: http://www.womensnet.org.za/pvaw/organisations/masimanyane.htm
Gender Advocacy Programme
7th Floor, Ruskin House, Roeland St
Cape Town , 8001
Tel. ++021-4650197
Fax. ++021-4650089
e-mail: genap@sn.apc.org
web: http://www.gender.co.za
Flamme - African Sisters Online
http://flamme.org/
APC Women's Networking Support Programme
http://www.apcwomen.org/