Words: Shaktijit Suryavanshi Men and women are often said to be equal but different. Other than the obvious physical and
Words: Jo Elliott It is a truth universally acknowledged that Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice is a story that has
Words: Jo Elliott South Africa in 2020 has one of the world’s most progressive abortion laws in the world. With
Words: Jo Elliott History is full of women who did incredible things. But history is written by the victors, and
800 million women menstruate every day 40 million of these are girls who cannot afford sanitary products 2 million
WORDS: Siobhan Bahl Sport has long had the unique power to unite people, to draw in individuals from all backgrounds,
Despite a growth in the young generation of ‘Afro-futurist’ and ‘Afro-positivists’ in Africa, contemporary African art as well as its female creatives mostly remain in the shadows. Laure Perrier interviewed three influential South African female artists to find out more about their art, the media they use and the subject they choose to discuss in their work.
‘You strike a woman; you strike a rock’. These words were sung in Pretoria and echoed nationwide on 9 August, 1956. Over 20,000 women filled the streets of the city, united by their rejection of the new pass laws proposed by the apartheid government. This day is celebrated as National Women’s Day.
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