Tanja Bosch is Professor of Media Studies and Production at the Centre for Film and Media Studies. She is the Chairperson of the African Digital Rights Network; and currently holds the position of National Research Foundation (NRF) South African Research (SARChI) Chair in Digital Media Sociology. Tony Roberts is a Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) at the University of Sussex, where he works on digital inequalities and digital rights. He is currently the Principal Investigator on the GCRF-UKRI-funded African Digital Rights Network.

• List Of IllustrationsList Of ContributorsAcknowledgementsChapter 1. Theorizing Feminist Digital Citizenship in AfricaTanja Bosch And Tony RobertsChapter 2. Queer Feminist Digital Citizenship on Nigeria’s X: The Case Of #UjuanyaOchega AtagubaChapter 3. ‘Of Course We Are Angry’: Lusaka Women and the Zambian Feminists Facebook PageChishimba Kasanga And Priscilla BoshoffChapter 4. Keeping Each Other Safe: Transgender People’s Online Solidarity StrategiesNyx McleanChapter 5. Digital Frugality in Low-Income Communities In South Africa: Enabling Women’s Citizenship of SurvivalAlette Schoon And Marion WaltonChapter 6. #Guineennedu21esiecle and the Radical Potential of Feminist Activism in Contemporary GuineaClovis BergèreChapter 7. Transformative Moments in Feminist Digital Citizenship in Post-Revolution EgyptManal HassanChapter 8. Dismantling Boundaries: Mozambique’s Trailblazing Feminist Digital CitizenshipLissungu Mazula And Dércio TsandzanaChapter 9. Digital Feminist Citizenship in Malawi: Mwiza Chavura’s Rape SongJones Maweranga And Godwins LwingaChapter 10. Contesting Boundaries: Gendered Citizenship and Digital Activism in SudanMaha BashriChapter 11. Digital Feminism in EthiopiaSelamawit Tezera ChakaIndex

Tanja Bosch is Professor of Media Studies and Production at the Centre for Film and Media Studies. She is the Chairperson of the African Digital Rights Network; and currently holds the position of National Research Foundation (NRF) South African Research (SARChI) Chair in Digital Media Sociology. Tony Roberts is a Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) at the University of Sussex, where he works on digital inequalities and digital rights. He is currently the Principal Investigator on the GCRF-UKRI-funded African Digital Rights Network.

• List Of IllustrationsList Of ContributorsAcknowledgementsChapter 1. Theorizing Feminist Digital Citizenship in AfricaTanja Bosch And Tony RobertsChapter 2. Queer Feminist Digital Citizenship on Nigeria’s X: The Case Of #UjuanyaOchega AtagubaChapter 3. ‘Of Course We Are Angry’: Lusaka Women and the Zambian Feminists Facebook PageChishimba Kasanga And Priscilla BoshoffChapter 4. Keeping Each Other Safe: Transgender People’s Online Solidarity StrategiesNyx McleanChapter 5. Digital Frugality in Low-Income Communities In South Africa: Enabling Women’s Citizenship of SurvivalAlette Schoon And Marion WaltonChapter 6. #Guineennedu21esiecle and the Radical Potential of Feminist Activism in Contemporary GuineaClovis BergèreChapter 7. Transformative Moments in Feminist Digital Citizenship in Post-Revolution EgyptManal HassanChapter 8. Dismantling Boundaries: Mozambique’s Trailblazing Feminist Digital CitizenshipLissungu Mazula And Dércio TsandzanaChapter 9. Digital Feminist Citizenship in Malawi: Mwiza Chavura’s Rape SongJones Maweranga And Godwins LwingaChapter 10. Contesting Boundaries: Gendered Citizenship and Digital Activism in SudanMaha BashriChapter 11. Digital Feminism in EthiopiaSelamawit Tezera ChakaIndex

Tanja Bosch is Professor of Media Studies and Production at the Centre for Film and Media Studies. She is the Chairperson of the African Digital Rights Network; and currently holds the position of National Research Foundation (NRF) South African Research (SARChI) Chair in Digital Media Sociology. Tony Roberts is a Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) at the University of Sussex, where he works on digital inequalities and digital rights. He is currently the Principal Investigator on the GCRF-UKRI-funded African Digital Rights Network.

• List Of IllustrationsList Of ContributorsAcknowledgementsChapter 1. Theorizing Feminist Digital Citizenship in AfricaTanja Bosch And Tony RobertsChapter 2. Queer Feminist Digital Citizenship on Nigeria’s X: The Case Of #UjuanyaOchega AtagubaChapter 3. ‘Of Course We Are Angry’: Lusaka Women and the Zambian Feminists Facebook PageChishimba Kasanga And Priscilla BoshoffChapter 4. Keeping Each Other Safe: Transgender People’s Online Solidarity StrategiesNyx McleanChapter 5. Digital Frugality in Low-Income Communities In South Africa: Enabling Women’s Citizenship of SurvivalAlette Schoon And Marion WaltonChapter 6. #Guineennedu21esiecle and the Radical Potential of Feminist Activism in Contemporary GuineaClovis BergèreChapter 7. Transformative Moments in Feminist Digital Citizenship in Post-Revolution EgyptManal HassanChapter 8. Dismantling Boundaries: Mozambique’s Trailblazing Feminist Digital CitizenshipLissungu Mazula And Dércio TsandzanaChapter 9. Digital Feminist Citizenship in Malawi: Mwiza Chavura’s Rape SongJones Maweranga And Godwins LwingaChapter 10. Contesting Boundaries: Gendered Citizenship and Digital Activism in SudanMaha BashriChapter 11. Digital Feminism in EthiopiaSelamawit Tezera ChakaIndex