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South Africa Reflects on 30 Years of Constitution and Women's Rights
South Africa is reflecting on 30 years of its Constitution, acknowledging significant progress but also the long road ahead, particularly concerning women's rights. The ongoing struggle for gender equality is highlighted 70 years after the Women's March.
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Dear Mbokodo: We did not march so women could carry the nation
This imagined letter places a composite speaker inside the thirty-minute silence of 9 August 1956. It draws on the events of the Women’s March and the demands articulated by the Federation of South African Women.
By Sipho Mthathi
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