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The Yes I Can Women

The Yes I Can Women

I recently saw a clip of Tyla receiving an award at the SAMAs. During her speech, she chose to share the spotlight with fellow artists, calling them on stage, acknowledging how they formed part of ...

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We can do all the things too.

We can do all the things too.

August is Women’s Month in South Africa. It is the month that we celebrate all things empowering. As we move from Mandela Day in July to focusing on the amazing women in both our present and our pa...

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I Saw Amani in the Operating Theatre

I Saw Amani in the Operating Theatre

What four women doctors taught me about girls' education, representation and the power of one story. Girls' education expands opportunity, agency and economic participation. But before a girl can b...

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