The document discusses women's participation in politics in Africa. It describes a group of women in Cameroon who are learning public speaking and electoral procedures to improve their political involvement regardless of party affiliations. While most African leaders have traditionally been men, some progress has been made with women being elected to high political offices in recent years, such as presidents in Liberia and Malawi. International organizations are advocating for quotas to increase female representation in national parliaments, with Rwanda having the highest proportion in the world at 56%.