A reflective journey on women’s progress and Avon’s pioneering role in the last 25 years
Supporting the inclusion and empowerment of women
Clearly the problem lies not in the G20 per se but in its member nations
The Women Advancing Africa (WAA) Forum launched this weekend in the Tanzanian capital Dar es Salaam with a call on women to take centre stage.
We should be overjoyed that the focus is on women, but the way the media deals with this is generally underwhelming.
Women’s magazines teach us how to have bad sex because it pays to keep us on our knees.
President Jacob Zuma’s speech offered very little for women or for those concerned about safety and security.
Twenty-two-year-old Mitta Lebaka has dedicated her life to helping child burn survivors like herself.
Women’s inequality battles continue every day, yet the state seems to take notice only on August 9, writes Jane Bennett.
Shirhami Shirinda, a member of a rural royal family, argues that the Traditional Courts Bill will only serve to disempower many women.
South Africa needs to strengthen interventions on women’s empowerment, according to President Thabo Mbeki.