National Women’s Day in South Africa stands as a symbol of the strength and resilience of women who have played a crucial role in shaping the nation’s history and identity.
Stats SA’s latest quarterly labour report highlights that, in South Africa, women are more likely than men to give up looking for work due to lack of opportunities.
A report by the Commission for Gender Equality reveals that women in South Africa earn 40% less than men, exposing a deep gender wage gap across industries.
New data from Statistics South Africa shows that women continue to face significant inequality in the workplace, with lower employment rates, higher joblessness, and less pay compared to men.
This International Women’s Day, we highlight the pressing challenges women continue to face for equality in 2024.
Ramaphosa called on men to be part of the solution to GBV, starting with their own attitudes and conduct.
