SA's fairest fare better in business
South Africa's women have taken up 28% of senior management positions in 2012, setting the country ahead of the global average, a survey has shown.
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Women in business: Let's make this work, says Zuma
President Zuma says not enough is being done to advance women in business sectors, calling for "visible change" in all industries, especially mining.
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SA business women beat global counterparts
Research from the 2011 Grant Thornton International Business Report reveals that South African women currently hold 27% of senior management positions
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More women in business makes good sense
Although there are compelling reasons to include women in companies, they remain sidelined.
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Women take on big wheels
With HIV taking its toll on male drivers, firms look to women to bring stability, writes David Smith.
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Finding their niche
More and more women are taking their rightful places in the top structures of government and business, writes Ilse Ferreira.
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Branding South Africa
Manana Moroka talks to Vicki Robinson about her plans for Proudly South African and why she is the right woman for the job.
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Cracking the Wiphold
Vicki Robinson reports on a company that has been branded as the country's flagship of broad-based black economic empowerment.
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Which way is up?
Women are still struggling to break the glass ceiling in corporate South Africa, with only 306 directorships out of 2 851 held by women.
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