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McDonald’s Champions Women Strengthening Communities

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McDonald’s South Africa’s Women’s Leadership Network (WLN) brought together more than 120 leaders, employees and changemakers from business, entrepreneurship, education and civil society at its...
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Ramaphosa Backs Youth For SADC Future

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President Cyril Ramaphosa has called for greater investment in Southern Africa’s young people, saying they will ultimately determine whether the region achieves its Vision 2050...
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Women Gain Ground In Aviation

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Nearly 6,800 women are now licensed aviation professionals in South Africa, up from about 5,000 two years ago, although women remain under-represented in specialised technical...
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Sophie de Bruyn’s 70-Year Challenge

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Seventy years after helping lead 20,000 women to the Union Buildings, Sophie de Bruyn returned to those same steps with a challenge for South Africa:...
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1956 to 2026: Women Move South Africa

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“Empowered Women Empower the Nation” is the theme at the heart of South Africa’s National Women’s Day in 2026, as the country marks 70 years...
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Parliaments Advance Gender Equality Globally

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The Inter-Parliamentary Union is marking International Day of Parliamentarism by encouraging parliaments worldwide to strengthen democracy through gender equality, inclusion and accountable leadership. Every year...
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H&M Expands Youth Empowerment Support

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H&M South Africa has committed R1 million to expand youth empowerment and gender-based violence prevention programmes supporting learners across multiple provinces. H&M South Africa has...
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The State of Women Address launches WomenCan iPledge

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The State of Women Address (SOWA), held in Sandton on 28 March, launched WomenCan iPledge, a transformative grassroots social movement designed to complement government and...
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