The rosy economic narrative that the Ramaphosa administration often touts glosses over women's diverse experiences - and a closer look at the economic data suggests that this narrative is dangerously deceptive. The labour force participation of some women, particularly women of color, is irregular or has stagnated. Persistent racial and ethnic disparities in wages only compound challenges for many women of color, who disproportionately work in low wage jobs.

 Joining Kwena Moabelo speaks to  Liezl Kestlmeier- Strategic Manager Benefits of Akani Fund Administrators

<p>The rosy economic narrative that the Ramaphosa administration often touts glosses over women's diverse experiences - and a closer look at the economic data suggests that this narrative is dangerously deceptive. The labour force participation of some women, particularly women of color, is irregular or has stagnated. Persistent racial and ethnic disparities in wages only compound challenges for many women of color, who disproportionately work in low wage jobs.</p>
<p>&nbsp;Joining Kwena Moabelo speaks to&nbsp; Liezl Kestlmeier- Strategic Manager Benefits of Akani Fund Administrators</p>

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