Moshe Koma

Today felt like being embraced by the entire African continent. ❤️‍🔥🌍 We participated in the inaugural High-Level Annual Conference on Gender and Elections in Africa (COGE), a powerful gathering of women leaders from across our continent; women who are shaping history, challenging power, breaking barriers, and transforming the political landscape for generations to come. Women who are occupying positions of power, challenging the norm by contesting presidency in their countries and those reflecting on their strides in leadership. There is something profoundly moving about African women coming together under one roof. Women whose struggles may differ in context but are united by a common determination to see Africa transformed. Women who carry the dreams of generations before them and the hopes of generations yet to come. To be in that room was to witness the extraordinary power of our collective presence. To look around and see women who are not merely occupying spaces but changing them. Women who understand that our liberation is bound together, that our voices are powerful, and that our presence in spaces of power is not a favour granted to us, but a right we have fought for and continue to defend. I leave with a heart overflowing with gratitude. Grateful for the opportunity to see and be seen, to connect, to learn, and to stand shoulder to shoulder with fellow African women warriors. There is a special kind of affirmation in being in the company of women who understand the weight of the battles we fight and the magnitude of the future we are building. Today was a reminder that when African women gather, we do more than occupy a room. We bring our histories, our struggles, our courage and our dreams into one space, and in doing so, we remind one another of just how powerful we are. Today, Africa felt closer. Today, sisterhood felt tangible. Today, I felt the embrace of a continent carried by the strength of its women. And what a beautiful thing it is to witness African women leaders rising: together. ✊🏿❤️ Thank you, EFF, for the opportunity.

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