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Women’s Month in South Africa is both a celebration of progress and a reminder of the challenges that continue to confront women and girls—particularly in the areas of reproductive health and period poverty. Conversations with women working in healthcare, business, and community initiatives reveal a shared message: while progress has…

As South Africa concludes Women’s Month, it is fitting to spotlight Cacisa Mgudlwa, a trailblazer in the property industry whose work as a Senior Town and Regional Planner and property investor exemplifies the impact of women in shaping the nation's urban landscape. A Professional Journey Rooted in Planning Cacisa Mgudlwa's…

South Africa is facing an urgent crisis in the way it handles burial and memorialisation. In major cities like Johannesburg, Tshwane, and eThekwini, cemeteries are running out of space, many already at capacity. This has forced municipalities and associations to rethink how society approaches death, dignity, and remembrance in an…

South Africa is reeling from shocking revelations that fraudulent job vacancies in Russia have been exposed as fronts for human trafficking, preying on desperate young citizens searching for better opportunities abroad. Victims were promised high-paying jobs, only to find themselves trapped in inhumane conditions, stripped of their documents, and coerced…

Looking at the role of female educators who are shaping the next generation of women leaders. Some of the academy's celebrated educators, including Depalisa Mjoli, , Naidoo Radeshree, Nyovane Andiswa, Michelle Williams and Simon Jasmine. Through the interview, they will share their experiences, challenges, and triumphs as educators, as well…