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WOMEN

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Article
/ 26 August 2011

‘Intrinsic link between free speech and democracy’

Former Constitutional Court Judge, <b>Kate O’Regan</b> talks about free speech.

By Staff Reporter
Speaking out
Article
/ 26 August 2011

Speaking out

Rape is a scourge that must be eliminated.

By Redi Tlhabi and Staff Reporter
Laying the golden egg
Article
/ 26 August 2011

Laying the golden egg

A former teacher has turned her hand to farming with great success.

By Staff Reporter
An unequal society
Article
/ 26 August 2011

An unequal society

Legislation offers protection but often only in theory.

By Staff Reporter
Climbing into the driver’s seat
Article
/ 26 August 2011

Climbing into the driver’s seat

Women are beginning to make inroads in the manly world of trucking.

By Staff Reporter
Top jobs are still out of reach
Article
/ 26 August 2011

Top jobs are still out of reach

Senior management and board positions still male dominated.

By Staff Reporter
Women need real power
Article
/ 26 August 2011

Women need real power

After initial gains women seem to be losing the political edge.

By Staff Reporter
Women in business: Let’s make this work, says Zuma
Article
/ 9 August 2011

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.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 8 August 2011

Economy lacks woman power

Women are not as active in the South African economy as they should be due to the high adult unemployment rate in the country, an economist has said.

By Natasha Marrian
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Article
/ 1 August 2011

Yani Tseng wins Women’s British Open

Yani Tseng has become the youngest woman to win a fifth Major title after capturing the Women’s British Open by four strokes from Brittany Lang.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 19 July 2011

Women’s World Cup final sets Twitter record

Twitter users fired off a record number of tweets per second at the final whistle of Japan’s upset win over the US in the women’s World Cup final.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 18 July 2011

Japan beat US to lift women’s World Cup

Japan has won the women’s soccer World Cup for the first time after coming from behind to beat the United States 3-1 on penalties.

By Ryland James
Giles sticks to the plan
Article
/ 18 February 2011

Giles sticks to the plan

With the backing of a sponsor and a determined coach, SA women’s hockey is heading up the field.

By Dylan Rogers
In search of a mentor
Article
/ 19 August 2010

In search of a mentor

Someone to give working women advice on dealing with “glass ceilings” and juggling work and home responsibilities is a boon.

By Sameerah Karolia
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Article
/ 10 August 2010

Zuma: Recognition of women’s rights not enough

The mere recognition of women’s rights was not enough, President Jacob Zuma said at a Women’s Day event in East London on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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Analysis
/ 8 March 2010

Banyana Banyana, our Cinderellas

SA and the continent as a whole are ignoring a sports resource that could draw even more wealth and development into the region: women’s football.

By Staff Reporter
Woman in a man’s world
Article
/ 5 March 2010

Woman in a man’s world

Mandisa Williams, the Springbok women’s rugby captain, tells Cheryl Roberts about her passion for the game and the need for more investment.

By Cheryl Roberts
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Article
/ 29 January 2010

Williams sisters claim doubles title

Serena Williams completed one half of an Australian Open double when she and older sister Venus Williams won the women’s doubles title on Friday.

By Ian Ransom
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Article
/ 13 November 2009

Women’s ministry ‘drowning’

Three government sources close to the process of getting the ministry up and running said Mayende-Sibiya is out of her depth.

By Mmanaledi Mataboge
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Article
/ 6 October 2009

Serena regains top spot, while Nadal survives scare

Serena Williams regained the world number one ranking at the China Open on Tuesday, while Rafael Nadal survived a scare in his opening match.

By Susan Stumme
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Analysis
/ 31 August 2009

We celebrate otherness today

Long before the Caster Semenya sex-test row hit the headlines, South Africans in all their corners were questioning her identity.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 17 October 2008

Celebrating Indian women in SA

Book reviews: <i>The Eye of the Leopard</i> by Henning Mankell and <i>’Sister outsiders'</i> Devarakshanam Govinden.

By Percy Zvomuya
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Article
/ 22 September 2008

Using fair trade to beat poverty

Producing baskets and mats in central Uganda had traditionally been the work of women. Now this practice is used to fight poverty.

By Wambi Michael
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Article
/ 18 September 2008

Ugandan govt considers miniskirt ban

The Ugandan government plans to set out measures to combat prostitution, including a possible ban on women wearing miniskirts.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 17 September 2008

Women rise to power in Rwanda

Women are playing a crucial role in post-genocide Rwandan politics.

By Philippe Siuberski
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Africa
/ 28 August 2008

Swazi women challenge King Mswati

Swazi women have challenged King Mswati III on the monarchy’s lavish lifestyle in the face of abject poverty and disease.

By Mantoe Phakathi
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Analysis
/ 20 August 2008

A woman’s place

We’ve all met unkind women and there is such a thing as a bad mother. The propaganda, however, wants us to believe differently.

By Lev David
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Article
/ 18 August 2008

Minister: More women being employed in government

More women are being employed in the government and their representation in the Cabinet has steadily increased, the deputy president said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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Analysis
/ 18 August 2008

Glimpses of hope

Paying attention to our media and popular culture suggests that there is ongoing contestation about the meanings of gender in the nation.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 12 August 2008

Finding their niche

More and more women are taking their rightful places in the top structures of government and business, writes Ilse Ferreira.

By Staff Reporter
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Analysis
/ 11 August 2008

Blind women’s bluff

In league with patriarchy: Once a proud fighter for women’s rights, the Women’s League is now reduced to a supporting role.

By Staff Reporter and Ferial Haffajee Author
North Africa: A decade of progress for women’s rights
Africa
/ 9 August 2008

North Africa: A decade of progress for women’s rights

Women in Islamic North Africa have quietly and steadily overcome tradition and law to advance their rights.

By Mary Kimani
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