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*14. [[John Githongo]]: Expended article with a full infobox containing all the missing information about education, alma mater, nationality |
*14. [[John Githongo]]: Expended article with a full infobox containing all the missing information about education, alma mater, nationality . |
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*13. [[Youssef Mahmoud]]: Moved from stub to a full article with infobox, early Life and education, academic roles, and publications added. |
*13. [[Youssef Mahmoud]]: Moved from stub to a full article with infobox, early Life and education, academic roles, and publications added. |
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*12. [[African Leadership Centre]]: Improved with official logo under Fair Use, enhanced citations, and added Legacy and Alumni section. |
*12. [[African Leadership Centre]]: Improved with official logo under Fair Use, enhanced citations, and added Legacy and Alumni section. |
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Latest revision as of 05:24, 8 November 2025
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Aloha, I am SyzygyRebel 💫👋🏾💫
I am passionate about contributing to Wikipedia by creating and improving articles that center African perspectives, particularly those of African women and womxn. My recent work aligns with the goals of WikiProject Women in Red, which seeks to close the gender gap in Wikipedia’s coverage of notable women, Wiki Loves Women, which focuses on African women’s representation, and WikiProject LGBT studies, which supports inclusive coverage of LGBTQIA+ topics and individuals.
Some of the women/womxn whose biographies I create or improve may be known to me, either personally or professionally. I may have collaborated with them in academic, activist, or organisational contexts. I am committed to following Wikipedia’s COI guidelines and will disclose any relevant connections, including through my user page and the Articles for Creation (AfC) process when applicable.
PSS: I’m such an obsessive editor 🤦🏾 — I keep returning to the articles I’ve created and edited, always finding something to refine 😸. Of course, perfection doesn’t exist; I can only offer my best, and hope that it’s enough. 🤞🏾
- 14. John Githongo: Expended article with a full infobox containing all the missing information about education, alma mater, nationality, etc.
- 13. Youssef Mahmoud: Moved from stub to a full article with infobox, early Life and education, academic roles, and publications added.
- 12. African Leadership Centre: Improved with official logo under Fair Use, enhanced citations, and added Legacy and Alumni section.
- 11. MC Galaxy: Improvement on the article, includes, Career section, Personal life and cleaning up dead links with Wayback Machine.
- 10. Akothee: Expanded infobox, overview, biography, entrepreneurship, music career, personal life, discography and awards and recognitions.
- 9. Ananya Jahanara Kabir: Expanded to include an infobox, career, awards, recent publications and references.
- 8. Awino Okech: Expanded to reflect her professorship at SOAS, including her recent publications and directorship.
- 7. Sarah Ssali: Improved citation formatting, clarification of research themes and added selected publications and image.
- 6. Ubuntu (philosophy): Education and leadership sections expanded, and further reading list chronologically reorganised.
- 5. Thompson Samkange: expanded stub by including infobox, sourced sections on early life, religious leadership, and nationalist activism.
- 4. Stanlake J. W. T. Samkange: Expanded detailed sections on his philosophy, publications, decolonial knowledge production and legacy.
- 3. Omowumi Ogunrotimi: Expanded biography with a focus on neutrality, verifiable awards and improved citation accuracy and reuse.
- 2. Jide Macaulay: Expanded from a stub to a detailed biography with citations, a full infobox, personal life, impact and career timeline.
- 1. Adaku Utah: Expanded from a stub to a comprehensive biography with verified secondary sources, career highlights, and recognition.
