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WOMEN

Gender equality is a right, but it’s about economic growth too
Article
/ 10 July 2015

Gender equality is a right, but it’s about economic growth too

In each of the SADC’s 15 member countries, millions of women traders are putting SADC’s vision into practice.

By Staff Reporter
Motshekga: We all say dumb things, Zuma is only human
Article
/ 26 January 2015

Motshekga: We all say dumb things, Zuma is only human

"If President Jacob Zuma says young women must marry and other things, let’s not make a big thing out of it," the ANC Women’s League president said.

By Sapa and Staff Reporter
Patriarchy must be defrocked
Article
/ 31 October 2014

Patriarchy must be defrocked

Women priests who defy Catholic doctrine and demand equality should be applauded.

By Mbuyiselo Botha
Why do women become violent?
Analysis
/ 31 October 2014

Why do women become violent?

Poverty and unfair expectations can lead women to commit acts of desperate violence.

By Staff Reporter
Why can’t we jog freely?
Article
/ 4 September 2014

Why can’t we jog freely?

Its vulgarity and crudeness aside, the fact that abuse is hurled at women with such ease and nonchalance, and no fear of repercussion, made me angry.

By Staff Reporter
My vagina can lift weights
Article
/ 7 August 2014

My vagina can lift weights

Women are extraordinary – just see what they are capable of doing, despite the odds.

By Kagure Mugo
Grazia ‘slut’ tweet gets shamed
Article
/ 17 July 2014

Grazia ‘slut’ tweet gets shamed

Where was the missing link that allowed for the publishing of the contentious Grazia tweet? Some of our colleagues at the M&G weighed in.

By Staff Reporter
SA’s female filmmakers make the cut
Article
/ 19 June 2014

SA’s female filmmakers make the cut

The Africa by Women project has resulted in 10 short films that deal with different facets of life in the country 20 years after democracy.

By Zanele Mji
Migrant women: My home is in the space between
Africa
/ 8 May 2014

Migrant women: My home is in the space between

Women migrants have carved out a peculiar niche in the strangeness of the city of Johannesburg – a part of it, but also apart

By Staff Reporter
Jesus’s wife mentioned in ancient scroll
Article
/ 10 April 2014

Jesus’s wife mentioned in ancient scroll

An ancient piece of papyrus that contains a mention of Jesus’s wife is not a forgery, according to Columbia, Harvard and MIT scientific analysis.

By Staff Reporter
Roadshow aims to create more ‘geek girls’
Article
/ 12 March 2014

Roadshow aims to create more ‘geek girls’

Girls Invent Tomorrow’s nationwide roadshow aims to educate high school girls about jobs in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

By Staff Reporter
Women tell the true story of Israel-Palestine war
Article
/ 13 February 2014

Women tell the true story of Israel-Palestine war

Go to the wives, widows and children to get the story, says an author and activist.

By Sarah Evans
The 85 richest people in the world are still mostly men
Analysis
/ 24 January 2014

The 85 richest people in the world are still mostly men

Women need only seven seats, mostly on the bottom deck, on the £1-trillion double-decker bus revealed by Oxfam this week.

By Guardian Reporter
‘SNL’ casts black female comedian after criticism
Article
/ 9 January 2014

‘SNL’ casts black female comedian after criticism

After coming under criticism for having a lack of diversity in its female cast, "Saturday Night Live" has cast comedian Sasheer Zamata.

By Reuters
Straujuma to become Latvia’s first woman prime minister
Article
/ 6 January 2014

Straujuma to become Latvia’s first woman prime minister

Latvia is poised to get its first woman prime minister after the country’s president tasked Laimdota Straujuma with forming a new government.

By Sapa Afp
Giving girls the freedom of confidence
Article
/ 1 November 2013

Giving girls the freedom of confidence

Finalist: Drivers of Change Individual Award — Sandra Millar

By Tamsin Oxford
Thanks, we’ll reap the glory we sew
Article
/ 11 October 2013

Thanks, we’ll reap the glory we sew

Enough of the wretched gender bias that casts women’s technical savvy in a disdainful light.

By Staff Reporter
SA women shine again in science awards
Article
/ 5 September 2013

SA women shine again in science awards

South African scientists shone at the 2013 L’Oréal-Unesco regional fellowship for women in science in sub-Saharan Africa.

By Sarah Wild
M&G Women site: A ghetto or a platform?
Videos
/ 2 September 2013

M&G Women site: A ghetto or a platform?

Was launching M&G Women a smart move? Site editor Aliki Karasaridis and editor-in-chief Chris Roper debate the pros and cons with readers.

By Staff Reporter
Khaya Dlanga: It’s tough being a beautiful woman in Jo’burg
Article
/ 28 August 2013

Khaya Dlanga: It’s tough being a beautiful woman in Jo’burg

Being beautiful can be a curse for young women – some of whom are seen as nothing more than replaceable trophies, writes Khaya Dlanga.

By Staff Reporter
Women work while men socialise, finds Stats SA
Article
/ 28 August 2013

Women work while men socialise, finds Stats SA

An overview of how South Africans spend their time shows that men get more time to socialise while women work in the home.

By Sipho Kings
Distinguished researcher: violence against women
Article
/ 23 August 2013

Distinguished researcher: violence against women

Winner: Professor Nareadi Phasha

By Advertising Supplement
Knowledge is the new currency of a thriving economy
Article
/ 23 August 2013

Knowledge is the new currency of a thriving economy

Transforming the science and research landscape through the Thuthuka programme.

By Advertising Supplement
DRC women hold key to peace
Article
/ 15 August 2013

DRC women hold key to peace

They have suffered the most in 20 years of killings, rape and displacement.

By Staff Reporter
Khaya Dlanga: Is ‘le way’ the same as ‘bitch’?
Article
/ 14 August 2013

Khaya Dlanga: Is ‘le way’ the same as ‘bitch’?

Would you like it if your sister or daughter were to be described as "le way", asks Khaya Dlanga.

By Staff Reporter
Writing’s on the wall for literary art
Article
/ 8 August 2013

Writing’s on the wall for literary art

Alex Clark asks if the review pages still bestow a "secondhand status" on women.

By Staff Reporter
New M&G Women – bookmark it
Article
/ 7 August 2013

New M&G Women – bookmark it

Want to talk about equality, fertility apps and women in the news? Now you can … at the Mail & Guardian’s new women’s hub, which launches today.

By Aliki Karasaridis
A poem of infinite legacy
Article
/ 19 July 2013

A poem of infinite legacy

Professional poet Jabulile Buthelezi never met Adelaide Tambo personally, but she still feels deeply connected to her.

By Sakhi Gcina
Report: Black women the lowest earners in SA
Article
/ 2 April 2013

Report: Black women the lowest earners in SA

White males in Gauteng are the highest earners in South Africa, with young black women in Limpopo the lowest, says the SA Institute of Race Relations.

By Sapa
Women protest outside Oscar Pistorius bail hearing
Article
/ 19 February 2013

Women protest outside Oscar Pistorius bail hearing

A group of women have protested at the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court where murder-accused athletics star Oscar Pistorius’s bail hearing is taking place.

By Sapa
Eroded rights of women with HIV
Article
/ 31 May 2012

Eroded rights of women with HIV

For most women, being HIV-positive makes them victims of many forms of violence, a new report has found. Aneesa Fazel reports.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 11 December 2011

You might need to apply for an extra day of leave …

People who think they only need three days’ leave between Christmas and New Year’s Day are in for a shock — they actually need to apply for four.

By Paul Vecchiatto
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