Titlebook: Gender and Power in Sierra Leone; Women Chiefs of the Lynda Day Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2012 Afric

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Women Chiefs in Building the Independent State,e-speaking lawyer based in Freetown, had been assisting me by introducing me to people and helping me make contacts for my research. He had told me that we would be meeting the paramount chief of Small Bo Chiefdom, Madam Mamawa Benya (1935–96), a dynamic woman chief who might be interested in my wor

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,Civil War and the Attack on Women’s Customary Authority,y ticket, got a visa, and asked a Brooklyn College colleague of mine if I could stay with his parents in Freetown for a while. I had not been to the country in 13 years and was pretty sure my old contact numbers would be useless to reach friends and my Benya extended family to arrange accommodation

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-4197-4 again, asking for her help, offering his, and asking after the health of her mother and her stepson. It would seem from this correspondence that a woman named Yoko was the single most powerful leader in the Mende country just east of the Freetown Colony in the late nineteenth century.

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Women Leaders and the Mediation of Colonial Rule, again, asking for her help, offering his, and asking after the health of her mother and her stepson. It would seem from this correspondence that a woman named Yoko was the single most powerful leader in the Mende country just east of the Freetown Colony in the late nineteenth century.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-01774-4man who was called “Seniora Doll, the Duchess of Sherbro.” I could not understand how an African woman could have become a duchess while living in Africa in the seventeenth century. Who could these queens and duchesses be?

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-16371-7mmy Nyahwa, who went by the English name Betty, was based at the old towns of Largo and Juhun, and that she had been reduced to vassal status by a war leader named Makaia, who had conquered the region in the late nineteenth century.

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Women of Authority before the Colonial Era,man who was called “Seniora Doll, the Duchess of Sherbro.” I could not understand how an African woman could have become a duchess while living in Africa in the seventeenth century. Who could these queens and duchesses be?

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