The majority of children in South Africa — between 60-70% — grow up in single-parent, primarily mother-led households, which highlights a strongly gendered imbalance in society. The statistics are jarring, and as studies show that many absent fathers had absent fathers themselves. This means that they have never benefited from the advantages of strong male role models, and are unable to step into this space as they progress through life. We are in conversation with Author, Mentor and Life Coach, Zibuse Kunene, about the Need For Men to Have MENtors. 

<p>The majority of children in South Africa — between 60-70% — grow up in single-parent, primarily mother-led households, which highlights a strongly gendered imbalance in society. The statistics are jarring, and as studies show that many absent fathers had absent fathers themselves. This means that they have never benefited from the advantages of strong male role models, and are unable to step into this space as they progress through life. We are in conversation with Author, Mentor and Life Coach, Zibuse Kunene, about the Need For Men to Have MENtors. </p>

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