Violet Polelo Selwana’s super power is self-motivation
Name: Violet Polelo Selwana Province: Eastern Cape Facebook: Polelo Violet Selwana Twitter handle:@VioletÂ_pvs Instagram: violet_selwana What is the essence of being a woman to you?…
Tag: Women’s Month
Young women in conversation
Minister of Communications joins young women leaders in a conversation aimed opening opportunities for their representation in media Minister of Communications, Ayanda Dlodlo has confirmed…
Activator Khangwelo Mulovhedzi’s super power is strength
Name: Khangwelo Mulovhedzi Province:Limpopo Facebook:Glam Kay Twitter handle: Instagram: khangwelomulovhedzi What is the essence of being a woman to you? Being able to give birth…
Young female entrepreneur fighting for her start-up
As part of our digital youth supplement, Uncensored Voices, Activator Sebina Ramaseli looks at women in entrepreneurship and why it is difficult for them to…
The woman I met yesterday
By: Gladys Nomvuyo Sebeko LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT THE WOMAN I MET YESTERDAY She had a smile of a queen and the breath of…
Well since it is August, care for a female president? No!!
By Kay-Dee Mashile Happy women’s month to all the ladies of South Africa! This month is not only to commemorate the women who made it…
Activator Keneuoe Masegela is passionate about empowering women
Name: Keneuoe Masegela Province: Gauteng Facebook: Keneuoe Rorisang Twitter handle: @KellykeneuoeM Instagram: @Keneuoe_Rorisang What is the essence of being a woman to you? The essence…
Activator Blessing Mutiti’s super power is resilience
Name: Blessing Mutiti Province: USA Facebook: @ Africanmythbuster Twitter handle:@blessmutiti Instagram: Africanmythbuster What is the essence of being a woman to you? Knowing my worth…
Chantal Martin’s super power is giving love
Name: Chantal Martin Province: Northern – Cape Facebook: Chantal Chante Martin Instagram: Chantalchane  What is the essence of being a woman to you? The real…
ACTIVATE! Men celebrate women
By Gladys Nomvuyo Sebeko In 1956 20Â 000 women took to the streets to fight an oppressive government. They did not focus on colour or status.…