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ALT1: ... that Samba Yonga and Mulenga Kapwepwe founded the Women's History Museum of Zambia to counter a coloniast perspective on women's history? Source: "“To research, preserve and restore African indigenous knowledge and living histories focused on women. To introduce new cultural and historical knowledge through demystifying, popularising and functionalising indigenous knowledge. To set an agenda of how African history on women is learned, how it is consumed and functionalised.” https://www.lubuto.org/womens-history-museum-zambia
