The fourth edition of Deloitte Global's Women at Work unpacks some worrying facts about how women feel treated in the workplace.

The report represents the views of five thousand women from 10 countries.

The report elaborates on how many women fell stressed in the workplace and how women feel that their health physical needs are still not recognised where they work.

Lungile Mahluza, Chief People Officer at Deloitte Africa, joins us on the line

The fourth edition of Deloitte Global's Women at Work unpacks some worrying facts about how women feel treated in the workplace.
The report represents the views of five thousand women from 10 countries.
The report elaborates on how many women fell stressed in the workplace and how women feel that their health physical needs are still not recognised where they work.
Lungile Mahluza, Chief People Officer at Deloitte Africa, joins us on the line

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To help us unpack the Global Digital Compact from an African perspective.

We speak to Nyasha Mpani, from the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation. 

To help us unpack the Global Digital Compact from an African perspective.
We speak to Nyasha Mpani, from the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation.

Global Digital Compact

As part of 30 years South Africa’s Democracy series. The National Economic Development and Labour Council (Nedlac) at a Special Executive Council (Exco) meeting launched a project to reflect on 30 years of democracy in South Africa and plan for the future.

This is pivotal as the council is also as old as South Africa’s democracy. Benjamin Moshatama had a chat with Lisa Seftel, Nedlac’s executive director to reflect on the council’s significance in South Africa’s democracy. 

As part of 30 years South Africa’s Democracy series. The National Economic Development and Labour Council (Nedlac) at a Special Executive Council (Exco) meeting launched a project to reflect on 30 years of democracy in South Africa and plan for the future.
This is pivotal as the council is also as old as South Africa’s democracy. Benjamin Moshatama had a chat with Lisa Seftel, Nedlac’s executive director to reflect on the council’s significance in South Africa’s democracy.

Nedlac reflecting  30 years of Democracy

This week being Myopia Awareness Week  we look at the medical term which stands for short sightedness or near sightedness.

Myopia affects the world's population with 22.9% of people in the world who are struggling living with it. However, there numbers are said to double by the year 2050. 

Benjamin Moshatama and Palesa Tau spoke to Dr Teboho Seobi, member of the Ophthalmological Society of South Africa. 

This week being Myopia Awareness Week  we look at the medical term which stands for short sightedness or near sightedness.
Myopia affects the world's population with 22.9% of people in the world who are struggling living with it. However, there numbers are said to double by the year 2050. 
Benjamin Moshatama and Palesa Tau spoke to Dr Teboho Seobi, member of the Ophthalmological Society of South Africa.

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