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If you had a mother-in-law that was a tyrant, don’t even the score by being a tyrant. Have the courage to be better, says the writer
Explore the interconnected challenges of gender-based violence and unemployment facing South African women, and discover how research-driven solutions can pave the way for empowerment and equality.
The eThekwini Municipality has made significant strides in promoting gender equality in management roles, with a recent report highlighting increased representation of women in leadership positions.
One of the top stories shared was of Patricia Kaiser, a 49-year-old mother of three from Paarl in Western Cape. Patricia became homeless at the age of 16, after her sister expelled her following their father's funeral.
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli launches a vital 365-day campaign to tackle gender-based violence, urging communities to unite for change.
A police officer is suspected of having shot and killed a woman he was engaged to.
Darren Kershaw was sentenced seven years after murdering his girlfriend, Yeshnee Kuni at their apartment in Burgunday Estate in 2017.
A 24-year-old man has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the repeated rape of an 11-year-old girl, highlighting the ongoing fight against gender-based violence in South Africa.
During the month of August, IOL celebrated Women’s Month by highlighting the housing insecure women of Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban during our Elevate Her campaign.
Reflecting on her journey, Mr D Senior Marketing Manager, Nonhlanhla Xaba attributes her success to resilience, adaptability, and a relentless pursuit of passion.
From early that morning the mood was jovial as women, men and a scattering of young people, all dressed in bright colours, a lot of traditional wear, gathered at what was originally the site of a brutal massacre, to celebrate 60 years of the march on the Union Buildings
Breathing is not just about taking in air—it’s about ensuring that our bodies are functioning optimally at every level. For women, in particular, proper breathing supports hormone balance, reduces stress, and contributes to overall well-being
The DJ has managed to infiltrate the predominantly male-dominated industry by putting in the effort and time needed to learn the ins and outs of the music business.
Mr. D shines a light on some of their female talent, here they profile Senior Marketing Manager, Asikelewa Manqupu
Despite the sustained focus on gender diversity in the workplace, encompassing fair remuneration and representation, the progress remains frustratingly slow.
25-year-old Akhona Ndlovu is a restaurant manager extraordinaire who advocates for the empowerment and safety of women within the traditionally male-dominated space.
The key is finding the right balance and not relying on Kegels alone. Kegels are only one piece of the puzzle and they're often done incorrectly. If you do them properly, you could see a 30 to 50% improvement but there are so many other exercises that can be just as effective, if not more so.
There has been an increase in the number of South Africans relying on private security services, which has resulted in the private security sector growing to be three to four times larger than the police force.
As a chef and entrepreneur, Durban-born Farzana ‘Zana’ Alvarado, aims to bring people closer through meaningful and honest connections and shared experiences.
The Spritzer Saturday Brunches promise to be the most memorable yet, headlined by the sensational and multi-platinum selling Shekinah
The nurses dedicate their lives to assisting patients and often miss out on valuable time with their families, she said. The purpose of the event was to appreciate their staff for all they do.
The new local reality show shines a spotlight on the indomitable women behind some of Soweto’s most popular shebeens.
Delegates and business women convened to identify some of the challenges they faced in the tourism sector and were also empowered with access to business resources and opportunities in the industry.
Women’s month ended with a celebration of filmmakers, in the hope that it inspires other women to join the film industry.
Speaking during a multidisciplinary law-enforcement parade over the weekend, held to mark the end of Women’s Month, Boshielo lauded officers for ensuring 2300 GBVF perpetrators were convicted in the last financial year.