Rural women ride the wheels of change


Women sitting on their three wheeler tricyles waiting for clients at a market in Hwedza. — AP

ANNA Bhobho, a 31-year-old housewife from rural Zimbabwe, was once a silent observer in her home, excluded from financial and family decision-making in the deeply patriarchal society. Today, she is a driver of change in her village, thanks to an electric tricycle she now owns.

In many parts of rural sub-Saharan Africa, women have long been excluded from mainstream economic activities such as operating public transportation.

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