Bulelwa Jordan-Tati reflects on crafting meaningful spaces and shares her views on interior design trends for 2026
From laundry-filled mornings to soul-soaked afternoons, she remains the soundtrack of South African Sundays and grown-woman clarity
She’s a researcher, speech therapist, author — and now Miss South Africa. But for Qhawekazi Mazaleni, it’s all part of one calling
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The music sector is rife with discrimination and harassment, making it difficult for women
The annual #SheOwnsHerSuccess campaign is all about enabling success for women
As the political horse trading begins, the fate of the controversial policy is uncertain
We must ensure that adequate investment is directed towards uplifting women and girls
National Empowerment Fund leader Philisiwe Mthethwa steps down
If we increase the number of high-growth, women-founded startups, they can bridge the inclusivity gaps in their respective economies and societies
At the current rate of progress, it will take more than 200 years to achieve gender equality and female empowerment at work
‘While many girls possess leadership qualities, social, political, and economic barriers stymie their potential,’ writes Joyce Banda.
South African drivers like to make up their own rules
Women who have driver’s licenses from other countries can now exchange them for Saudi licenses
Three creatives are using their company, Freedom of Education Motivates Empowerment, to raise social awareness at high schools
Adhering to normative aesthetics should be avoided when attempting to empower the natural.
Peace negotiations influenced by women are more likely to end in agreement and to endure.
What began in Afghanistan to inspire confidence in girls has landed in the parks and on the rooftops of Jo’burg’s inner city.
Displacement, climate change and entrenched abuse block the support women need to enter the agriculture sector, and to be able own land.
So much of the world is familiar with ice cream that it is difficult to imagine discovering it for the first time, as these Rwandan women did.
