Forthcoming

Vol. 27, No. 2Introduction: Women in African Economies: Documenting African Women’s RealitiesLeith Dunn, Abena D. Oduro, and Florence Kyoheirwe Muhanguzi Victims of Their Bodies: Capitalism and Exploitation of Women’s Labor on Floricultural Farms in UgandaEria Serwajja, Priscilla Mwondha, and Charles Omulo Pushing Beyond Patriarchal Boundaries: Women’s Contributions to the Economic Growth and Development of ZimbabweMolly Manyonganise and Lillian Mhuru Economic Development and Entrepreneurship: Women Navigate the Informal Sector in Mbare High Density Suburbs of Harare, ZimbabweRudo Mukurazhizha, Sunungurayi Charamba, and Ezra Pedzisai Community Banking as an Economic Empowerment Strategy for Women in Poor-Resourced Settings in Uganda: Low-Income Women’s Gains and StrugglesFlorence Kyoheirwe Muhanguzi, Grace Bantebya Kyomuhendo, Robert Walker, and Elaine Chase Where Banks Are Not a Possibility: Women’s Savings Groups and Community Resilience in Uganda during COVID-19 LockdownTabitha Kasozi Mulyampiti and Leilah Kasozi Nansasi Effects of COVID-19 Lockdown on Small and Micro Entrepreneurs in Kampala: Gender, Experiences, and Coping StrategiesRuth Nsibirano and Consolata Kabonesa