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  • Womankind

    Can you hear me?

    Oct 30, 2017 2 minutes
    By Antonia Case
    Rehema Chachage studied fine arts in Cape Town, South Africa, in a predominantly white male faculty. As a black Tanzanian woman she felt like “the outsider, the other, alien and often voiceless”.

    Rehema Chachage Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Artwork: Rehema Chachage

    If you hosted a radio program, who would tune in and

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