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Women's Month

Learners who have aspirations to join the aviation industry will soon be able to start acquiring suitable skills from as early as Grade 10 in Gauteng.

This is made possible by the Gauteng Department of Education as it has launched the Rhodesfield Engineering School of Specialisation with a focus on aviation.

A love for creativity has led Fuma to establishing a thriving business.

Yolisa Fuma has walked a remarkable road from living in poverty in the Eastern Cape, to discovering a passion for arts and crafts and now running her own workshops to share her skills with unemployed women.

Fuma was born in a township outside Queenstown in the Eastern Cape, sharing a small house with 15 family members.

Gender equality in South Africa’s sporting codes is gaining momentum.

Sport, Arts and Culture

From the Union Buildings

Dedicated police officers are committed to curtailing South Africa’s unacceptably high rate of rape, child abuse, pornography and domestic violence.

The South African Police Service’s Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences (FCS) units are making inroads in protecting the vulnerable.

The units are found countrywide.

A referral system is in place to ensure South Africa’s public healthcare system functions optimally.

Your local clinic must be your first port of call when accessing public healthcare services.

A Constitutional entity mandated with building a society free from all forms of gender oppression and inequality is within reach of South African women.

Victims of gender-based violence often suffer in silence. They may be unable to pay for legal assistance, too fearful of the consequences of reporting the crime, or uneducated about the government laws in place to protect them.