The Travails of the African Woman: (The Effects of Culture, Tradition and Religion)

This is a compendium of inspired facts, critical analyses and indepth research findings on the orchestrated burdens of the African woman and her peculiar environment. The book tries to showcase the beauty of African cultures and traditions and how time and stagnation have turned some against the African woman. In its unique way, it shows how lack of dynamism and the influx of foreign religions have doubled the shackles on the feet of the enslaved African woman. With divine wisdom and humility, courage and hope, the book concisely explains the roles of the civilized and concerned citizens of the world in this important crusade of emancipating and empowering the suffering African woman who unfortunately is at the lowest rung of the ladder of freedom and development. The travails of the African woman is an important asset to any person, group, organization or government genuinely interested in humanitarian efforts in Africa and other developing Nations. Practical tips on mobilization and programmes execution are proffered in the simplest ways that guarantee effectiveness and efficiency . . . you think you know, but you have no idea!