The Commission for Gender Equality (CGE) has warned that South Africa’s teenage pregnancy crisis is a clear sign of ongoing systemic failures across the education, health, and social protection sectors. Supporting the Department of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities’ declaration of teenage pregnancy as a national scourge, the Commission is calling for urgent, coordinated, and sustained action across all sectors of society to protect the rights, health, and futures of young girls. 

Guest: Javu Baloyi: Spokesperson Commission For Gender Equality

The Commission for Gender Equality (CGE) has warned that South Africa&rsquo;s teenage pregnancy crisis is a clear sign of ongoing systemic failures across the education, health, and social protection sectors. Supporting the Department of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities&rsquo; declaration of teenage pregnancy as a national scourge, the Commission is calling for urgent, coordinated, and sustained action across all sectors of society to protect the rights, health, and futures of young girls. &nbsp;
Guest:&nbsp;Javu&nbsp;Baloyi: Spokesperson Commission&nbsp;For&nbsp;Gender Equality

THE MORNING BRIEF

The Commission for Gender Equality (CGE) has warned that South Africa’s teenage pregnancy crisis is a clear sign of ongoing systemic failures across the education, health, and social protection sectors. 

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