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Final list of articles created in English

  1. South Sudan Rebecca Joshua Okwaci
  2. Comoros Sittou Raghadat Mohamed
  3. Guinea-Bissau Fátima Djarra Sani
  4. Sierra Leone Nemata Majeks-Walker
  5. Mauritius Radha Poonoosamy
  6. Botswana Imelda Molokomme
  7. Namibia Vida de Voss
  8. Liberia Korto Reeves Williams
  9. Senegal Marie-Angélique Savané
  10. Sudan Balghis Badri
  11. Central African Republic Tatiana Vivienne
  12. Libya Zahra' Langhi
  13. Togo Kafui Adjamagbo-Johnson
  14. Burundi Stéphanie Mbanzendore
  15. Somalia Jawahir Roble
  16. Tunisia Sana Ben Achour
  17. Zimbabwe Everjoice Win
  18. Chad Dadji Rahamata Ahmat Mahamat
  19. Malawi Martha Kwataine
  20. Mali Fatoumata Coulibaly
  21. Burkina Faso Antoinette Ouédraogo
  22. Cameroon Anne Stella Fomumbod
  23. Ghana Dorcas Coker-Appiah
  24. Ivory Coast Vanessa Koutouan
  25. Mozambique Isabel Casimiro
  26. Morocco Amina Lemrini
  27. Uganda Hilda Tadria
  28. Algeria Sofia Djama
  29. Kenya Awino Okech
  30. Tanzania Salma Maoulidi
  31. Democratic Republic of the Congo Solange Lwashiga Furaha
  32. Egypt Laila Soueif
  33. Ethiopia Hilina Berhanu Degefa
  34. Nigeria Florence Ozor
  35. South Africa Ayanda Denge
  36. Equatorial Guinea Purificación Angue Ondo
  37. Rwanda Marie-Christine Gasingirwa
  38. Algeria Sofia Djama
  39. Tunisia Ahlem Belhadj
  40. Ethiopia Nahu Senay Girma
  41. Morocco Fedwa Misk
  42. Algeria Ourida Chouaki
  43. Senegal Fatou Kiné Camara
  44. Uganda Irene Ovonji-Odida
  45. Republic of the Congo Nelly Mbangu
  46. Kenya Josephine Kulea
  47. Burkina Faso Alice Ouédraogo
  48. Nigeria Sokari Ekine
  49. Rwanda Akaliza Keza Gara
  50. South Africa Sibongile Ndashe
  51. Ghana Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah
  52. Egypt Mozn Hassan
  53. South Africa Dawn Cavanagh
  54. Nigeria Sandra Aguebor
  55. Nigeria Adetowun Ogunsheye
  56. Nigeria Salamat Ahuoiza Aliu
  57. Malawi Flora Suya
  58. Democratic Republic of the Congo Véro Tshanda Beya Mputu
  59. Nigeria Tomilayo Adekanye
  60. Nigeria Olaoluwa Abagun
  61. Nigeria Joy Isi Bewaji
  62. Nigeria Idiat Shobande
  63. Nigeria Abiola Odejide
  64. Nigeria Olanike Adeyemo
  65. Nigeria Foluke Daramola
  66. Morocco Souad Dibi
  67. Morocco Amandine Gay
  68. Senegal Khadidiatou Diallo
  69. Uganda Jay Mulucha
  70. Zimbabwe Talent Jumo
  71. Rwanda Judith Kanakuze
  72. Algeria Souad Bendjaballah
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