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Seventy years after the Women's March, the struggle continues
Seventy years after the historic 1956 Women's March, South Africa has made significant progress towards gender equality, but women continue to face poverty, unemployment, gender-based violence and unequal economic opportunities. The article argues that empowering women through education, economic inclusion, leadership opportunities and stronger action against GBVF is essential to building a more equal and prosperous South Africa.
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On South Africa's National Women's Day: Message from the Russian Ambassador
This year holds particular historical significance as South Africa marks the 70th anniversary of the historic Women’s March of 9 August 1956, writes Russian Ambassador to South…
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Celebrating 70 Years of Women's Courage: Advancing Economic Justice, Equality, Opportunity for All
Our responsibility, seventy years later, is to transform the promise of our Constitution into a lived reality by advancing economic justice, substantive equality and opportunity…
