Following Women’s Day, Zain Johnson speaks to Meleney Bough Berry-Kriel, founder and CEO of the Viva Foundation, about how far South African women have come, the challenges that remain, and the work being done to empower women and communities. We reflect on the legacy of the 1956 Women’s March and ask what still needs to change to create a more equal future for women. 

<p>Following Women&rsquo;s Day, Zain Johnson speaks to Meleney Bough Berry-Kriel, founder and CEO of the Viva Foundation, about how far South African women have come, the challenges that remain, and the work being done to empower women and communities. We reflect on the legacy of the 1956 Women&rsquo;s March and ask what still needs to change to create a more equal future for women.&nbsp;</p>

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70 years on: What still needs to change for women? 

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