Joshua Maponga on African Feminism, Culture & the Power of Women in Society 👑🌍

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"Women are not competition — they are creation." – Joshua Maponga

In this deeply insightful episode, Joshua Maponga explores the essence of African feminism — not through a Western lens, but through cultural, biblical, and ancestral perspectives.

Maponga discusses the sacred role of women in building nations, preserving identity, raising future leaders, and nurturing African values. He addresses the differences between gender equality and equity, the evolution of feminism, and how toxic narratives have distorted the original power of womanhood in African society.

📚 Key Highlights:

African vs Western feminism: historical breakdown

Why men must protect and partner with women

Dowry, motherhood, and the divine feminine

Restoring African identity through empowered womanhood

The wisdom in breastfeeding, family leadership & cultural harmony

African AI and the role of feminine knowledge systems

This episode is a powerful call to celebrate, honor, and elevate women as co-creators of the African future.

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00:01 – Feminism- Biblical vs African background. Joshua Maponga
03:10 – Toxic feminism. Joshua Maponga
06:46 – Gender equality vs equity. Joshua Maponga
07:45 – Women & their role in the African culture. Joshua Maponga
15:00 – Dowry in the African culture. Joshua Maponga
17:55 – Modern day women and power. Joshua Maponga
20:45 – History of Women and power. Joshua Maponga
22:45 – Breastfeeding and the power it holds. Joshua Maponga
24:40– Why men love women & their role in society. Joshua Maponga
27:50 – The fight for land & community symbiosis. Joshua Maponga
30:50 – African identity and how we lost it. Joshua Maponga
34:33 – Redefining our African culture and identity. Joshua Maponga
38:15 – African Artificial Intelligence & knowledge systems. Joshua Maponga
41:10 – African Family leadership – Men vs women. Joshua Maponga