African Feminism (AF) is a dynamic pan-African digital platform dedicated to amplifying feminist voices across the continent. Established in 2012 by Billene Seyoum, AF originated from a blog that aimed to create connections among African feminists and provide a space for marginalized narratives. The platform has evolved to include a diverse group of writers and advocates under the editorial leadership of Rosebell Kagumire since 2018.

AF encourages open dialogue and critical inquiry on feminist issues, fostering an inclusive environment for discussions that reflect the myriad experiences of African women. With a commitment to transform mindsets about feminism, AF seeks to engage visitors and contributors alike in a collaborative exploration of social movements and personal journeys.

The platform also aims to represent every African country, inviting participation from feminists across the continent. By promoting conversations that intersect gender, race, and socio-economic issues, African Feminism stands as a vital resource for those looking to deepen their understanding of feminism in Africa today.