Pascalinah Morongoenyane Mokhothu

Pascalinah Morongoenyane Mokhothu is a lecturer in the Department of Development Studies at the National University of Lesotho. She is a PhD candidate with the University of Pretoria, South Africa. Her research interest is in policy development and empowerment of vulnerable groups, especially youths, women and the elderly.

Publications

Indigenous Afro-Feminist Theories in Africa
Indigenous Afro-Feminist Theories in Africa
Maxwell Constantine Chando Musingafi, Pascalinah Morongoenyane Mokhothu. © 2024. 17 pages.
This chapter presents indigenous Afro-feminist theories routed in African histories and cultures, largely based on the unhu philosophy including womanism, motherism, stiwanism...
African Women Through Western Eyes
African Women Through Western Eyes
Maxwell Constantine Chando Musingafi, Pascalinah Morongoenyane Mokhothu. © 2023. 20 pages.
This chapter discusses Western perspectives on women of African descent. Western scholarship has tended to be patronising and essentialising in the manner it depicts women from...
African Feminist Perspectives on African Culture
African Feminist Perspectives on African Culture
Pascalinah Morongoenyane Mokhothu, Maxwell Constantine Chando Musingafi. © 2023. 16 pages.
This chapter explores the concept of culture and how it is viewed in relation to feminism in Africa. The chapter starts by discussing the concept of culture, the status of women...