From the Mail & Guardian : As we reflect on 100 years of the ANC, we must also reflect on the years that preceded its formation and hono...

From IOL News : In 1956 more than 20 000 women marched to the Union Buildings to inform the apartheid regime they were tired of being oppres...

From Times Live : Women in Western Cape showed their mettle with the command of six police stations across the province being entrusted to t...

From IOL : Women in South Africa are six times more likely to be killed by their "male partners" than elsewhere in the world, says...

From Times Live (South Africa): The Sandton Muslim Jamaat Mosque for women is the first of its kind in the country. Women worshippers now h...

Tomorrow, 9th August is National Women's Day in South Africa: On August 9, 1956 20000 women staged a march on the Union Buildings in Pre...

From the Denver Post : Helen Zille has a sharp tongue and a short fuse, and she doesn't dodge a fight. In apartheid times she enraged So...

From allAfrica , a snippet from Stephanie Nieuwoudt's interview with gender rights activist, Lisa Vetten: "With its emphasis on gen...

In what has to be one of the most disturbing stories to cross my desk this week, reports are coming in that gangs of South African men are ...

Politician and anti-apartheid activist, Helen Suzman, passed away on January 1st this year. "Helen Suzman, the internationally prominen...

From IOL : "With Kgalema Motlanthe named as the new president of the country, his deputy is now expected to be the Speaker of the Natio...

On 11th August 2008, thousands of women from Gauteng Province, celebrated the 52nd anniversary of a march their female forerunners made upon...

IOL has the following article featuring notable women who have played an active role in the ANC over the past few decades. The ANC's wom...

This day commemorates 9 August 1956 when women participating in a national march petitioned against pass laws (legislation that required Afr...

From: IOL "The new executive of the ANC Women's League was elected on Sunday with Gauteng education MEC Angie Motshekga being decla...