We spoke to Iteboheng Llale, Vice President of Finance at Merchants, about the importance of building inclusive workplaces for women in business.

We spoke to Iteboheng Llale, Vice President of Finance at Merchants, about the importance of building inclusive workplaces for women in business.

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Standard Bank Top Women Conference 2024

Every day, millions of women globally engage in activities that they are not financially remunerated for.

From cooking to cleaning to showing up at children’s school activities, women are responsible for 75% of all unpaid care and domestic work, which is far more than their male counterparts.

There's a term for it: Invisible labour.

It is estimated that women spend an average of 4.5 hours per day doing unpaid work, as compared with just over two hours for men.

We speak to holistic life coach, Kgaogelo Photoane, about what invisible labour looks like and its impact.

Every day, millions of women globally engage in activities that they are not financially remunerated for.
From cooking to cleaning to showing up at children’s school activities, women are responsible for 75% of all unpaid care and domestic work, which is far more than their male counterparts.
There's a term for it: Invisible labour.
It is estimated that women spend an average of 4.5 hours per day doing unpaid work, as compared with just over two hours for men.
We speak to holistic life coach, Kgaogelo Photoane, about what invisible labour looks like and its impact.

Invisible labour: the unpaid work that goes unnoticed, unacknowledged and unregulated that often falls on the shoulders of women

Fatima Collins, Regional Head of Women of Sibanye Stillwater speaks about actionable strategies for fostering inclusion and empowering women in the mining sector.

Fatima Collins, Regional Head of Women of Sibanye Stillwater speaks about actionable strategies for fostering inclusion and empowering women in the mining sector.

To commemorate World Children's Day, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) has published a Situation Analysis report detailing the wellbeing of children and adolescents in South Africa across various social sectors including, health, nutrition, education, water and sanitation and social protection.

Amongst the key findings is that an alarming 62% of children are experiencing multidimensional poverty, with significantly higher rates in rural areas (88%) compared to urban areas (41%).

We spoke to UNICEF South Africa’s Representative, Christine Muhigana.

To commemorate World Children's Day, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) has published a Situation Analysis report detailing the wellbeing of children and adolescents in South Africa across various social sectors including, health, nutrition, education, water and sanitation and social protection.
Amongst the key findings is that an alarming 62% of children are experiencing multidimensional poverty, with significantly higher rates in rural areas (88%) compared to urban areas (41%).
We spoke to UNICEF South Africa’s Representative, Christine Muhigana.

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