Abstract
The traditional belief system in Africa, which regards women as appendages to men, has not given women the opportunity of contributing meaningfully to development. Development is not something to be imposed from without, but rather must involve the active participation of all for it to be effective. Participatory research ‐ or non‐formal educational ‐ methods can help to remove prejudice against women and accelerate their integration into the development process.
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Institute of Extra‐Mural Studies, National University of Lesotho.